Vote by Mail
If you’re registered to vote in West Virginia, you’ve received an absentee ballot application in the mail. Use it! Because of COVID-19, anyone can vote by mail.... Read more.
Counting On You
Our once-a-decade opportunity to direct funding to the things we care about goes on even during a pandemic. Here are the basics. Does it matter if I’m counted?... Read more.
Keeping Our Distance—Together
When schools and businesses started closing in mid-March to slow the spread of COVID-19, people all over Morgantown stepped up to bridge the gaps for health, educational... Read more.
Five More Fun (and Educational) Online Activities for Kids
Looking for still more ways to keep your kids entertained educationally while schools are closed? Here are a few new ideas. For young learners, several of Morgantown’s... Read more.
Five Ways to Keep the Lights on in Morgantown
Social distancing is a major challenge for local businesses and nonprofits. But we can make sure they’re still around post-pandemic. Here’s how you can help.... Read more.
Five Great Classes to Take at OLLI This Winter
If you’ve never tried the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute, this winter is a great time to start. Courses are designed for people over 50 who like to engage with... Read more.
Laying the Groundwork
Monongalia County’s new director of planning aims to get everything working together for the future we want. Before the turn of the millennium, Monongalia County’s... Read more.
WVU’s Mysterious Retejos Jichancas
In November 1908, a group of 13 female WVU students formed a secret society. They made themselves mysterious and, at the same time, hard to ignore. The main evidence... Read more.
No Fresher
Pick your own apples this fall at Zion Heritage Farm. Once upon a time, apple orchards were a common part of the small farms in the hills around Morgantown. Fall... Read more.
Compassion & Commerce
Can Morgantown do both?... Read more.
