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With mass shootings happening all too frequently in the U.S., Marshall University is taking the necessary steps to prepare its campus community for one of the worst possible scenarios: an active shooter. An hour-long session on surviving an active shooter event will take place on the Huntington campus on three different dates beginning Monday, Jan.…
A week-long celebration of Davis & Elkins College, March 26-30, will lead up to the inauguration of the College’s 15th President Chris A. Wood. The events, all free and open to the public, showcase D&E’s spiritual life, arts, athletics and academics. “This is the season of inaugurations and Davis & Elkins College is excited to…
Brenda Smith, a counselor at Westside High School in Wyoming County, has been working with students for more than 30 years. Her experience has taught her that when students feel like they are part of something bigger, they are far more likely to succeed. “Especially those students who might otherwise fade into the background,” Smith…
Officials from WVU Medicine University Healthcare Physicians (UHP) and WVU Medicine University Healthcare gathered today with community representatives for a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the future site of the Spring Mills Medical Office Building. The three-story, 40,000 square foot facility will be located off Interstate 81/Exit 20 on 3.57 acres at the intersection of Route…
Waterfront Place Hotel, Morgantown’s premier hotel and event center, and soon-to-be Morgantown Marriott at Waterfront Place, welcomes guests and fans to Rough N’ Rowdy Brawl® at the Morgantown Event Center from Friday, January 20th through Saturday, January 21st, at 7:30 pm both nights. General Admission tickets begin at $20, with ringside reserved seating from $30…
Bowles Rice is pleased to welcome the return of Robert S. Kiss, former Cabinet Secretary for the West Virginia Department of Revenue, to the firm’s Charleston office. Kiss will focus his legal practice in the areas of tax, estate planning and commercial law. Kiss left Bowles Rice in 2013, to serve in the Earl Ray…