Cafe Oliverio in Cheat Lake may be your new favorite spot.
Eat + Drink
Raise a Glass
Today, March 27, 2025, is International Whisk(e)y Day.
Tea Worth Hollering About
Hill & Holler Herbal Co. offers sustainably produced tea blends and bath and body products made in Morgantown.
Recent stories from Morgantown
Faces of Morgantown: Victoria Cather
A face of volunteerism.
How to Live Long and Prosper
Tackle the big questions at Focus Forward: Long Live West Virginia on Tuesday, April 22.
Gold, Oar Blue?
The Mon River is the site this Friday of the annual Gold and Blue Regatta, an intrasquad stand-off between the members of WVU Women’s Rowing.
Candy for the Eye and Mind
Treat yourself to a session or two of the West Virginia Mountaineer Short Film Festival, April 11–13.
Comedy Showcase This Weekend
The fourth annual Red Eye Comedy Festival, April 11–13, brings three days of rising and established talent to Morgantown.
People + Places
Faces of Morgantown: Victoria Cather
A face of volunteerism.
Faces of Morgantown: Raj Sundaram
A face of food service.
Faces of Morgantown: Bill Bjorkman
A face of hospitality.
Shopping
Tea Worth Hollering About
Hill & Holler Herbal Co. offers sustainably produced tea blends and bath and body products made in Morgantown.
Support a Farmer and Get the Freshest All Summer Long
A weekly farm subscription connects you to the land and enlivens your menus all the way into fall.
Trails and Treasures
The West Virginia Botanic Garden’s gift shop has something for all of the nature lovers on your list.
Check Out our Recent Issues
BOM 2025
Our 14th annual Best of Morgantown issue celebrates our readers’ picks for the shops, restaurants, entertainment, services, and personalities that make Morgantown great, in 101 categories. See who’s new to the ranks of BOM winners and who’s successfully defended their turf in BOM25!
Winter 2024
Which Morgantown burgers do you crave? Let us show you our favorites. Then look back with us at the making of the many-featured recreation destination we know as Mylan Park and use our winter fun destinations guide to plan this season’s snowy adventures. All that, plus an appreciation for Christian Help, a conversation with new WVU men’s basketball coach Darian…
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Fall 2024
We look forward to the colors, foods, and festivals of autumn with a rundown of all the ways to enjoy fall in and around Morgantown, and we appreciate some of the colorful personalities around town with our feature story “Faces of Morgantown.” Find all this plus an interview with WVU athletics director Wren Baker heading into his second full season, a look inside the restaurant 48 Donley, inspiration for an across-the-border road trip, and more in our Fall 2024 issue.
