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Students explore aviation careers at Pierpont
BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WDTV) - Students from Robert C. Byrd and United high schools toured Pierpont Community and Technical College to learn about aviation maintenance. Students saw the area that houses aviation companies, learned about the program and participated in hands-on activities. Students examined airplanes and helicopters up close while practicing...
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Setting the stage for Class A football in Week 8
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Greg Carey and Joe Brocato conclude their Week 8 high school football previews, taking a look at the top matchups in Class A.
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Elkins nets signature victory over North Marion in Week 7 (Class AAA update)
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Greg Carey and Joe Brocato put a wrap on the significant Class AAA football results in Week 7 and they look ahead to Week 8.
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Flood-displaced Robert L. Bland Middle School students step outside of the classroom with Day of Play
WESTON, W.Va (WDTV) - After severe flooding filled the basement of Robert L. Bland Middle School in Weston on July 21, students, parents and staff have had to adapt to school in a brand-new environment at Jackson’s Mill. A group of WVU Media students helped give more than 430 students at the school an opportunity to celebrate what they’ve overcome.
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Fairmont Senior Boys Basketball Coach David Retton Announces Retirement
One of the state's top mentors and boys basketball coaches has retired, according to a post by Fairmont Senior principal James Green on the school's Facebook page. "Yesterday I received and accepted a letter of retirement from Head Boys Basketball Coach David Retton. As he always does, Coach Retton’s letter focused on the team, players and all those who have supported him in his years with the program.
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WVU professor weighs in on rising rural school closures and consolidations
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Moving Day: Bridgeport's Win Combined with Other Losses Moves Tribe Up 4 Spots in SSAC Ratings
The Bridgeport Indians have moved up from No. 8 to No. 4 in the latest WVSSAC high school football ratings, which are used to seed the state football playoffs. The Tribe, now 5-2 after an impressive win over Spring Valley, have a rating of 12.086, calculated from 60 base points, 15 bonus points and 9.6 strength of schedule points divided by the 7 games Bridgeport has played.
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BHS Brings Home Another State Title as FFA Students Tops in West Virginia in Veterinary Science Event
The Harrison County Board of Education recently recognized students from Bridgeport High School for winning the West Virginia FFA State Championshiop in Veterinary Science at its October 6 meeting at the board offices on Main Street in Clarksburg. These FFA students worked hard and put in hours of studying and...
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OVAC Cross Country Champions Crowned
OVAC cross country champions were crowned Saturday morning at Cambridge High School. Wheeling Park junior Brenna Tipton turned in the top girls time at 18:00 even, 41 seconds ahead of overall runner up, and 1A2A champ Chloe Meholovitch of Shadyside. 3A champ Ida Estadt of Shenandoah was 3rd overall. St....
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West Virginia University slams frat with suspension over hazing allegations: ‘Zero tolerance’
Trouble is brewing for the frat bros at West Virginia University. The school has slapped Lambda Chi Alpha with an interim suspension amid hazing allegations, adding to a string of fraternity scandals on college campuses across the country. The Morgantown university announced the suspension on Oct. 9, three days after campus police issued a warning following anonymous reports of hazing, according to UVA Today. A campus warning is issued when a reported crime covered by the federal Clery Act is considered to pose a “serious or continuing” threat to the campus community. The brothers at Lambda Chi Alpha are under an interim suspension after reports of hazing. Google Maps And university officials are taking a hard line. Frat bros face a reckoning with wild collegiate days as ‘Cornell 7,’ other scandals shine spotlight on abuse claims “WVU has zero tolerance for hazing or any dangerous activities that threaten student safety or well-being. The University is committed to providing a safe environment for students, faculty, and staff,” the university said on its website. Under university policy, hazing incidents are investigated and referred to the WVU Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities for review. The school’s student code strictly prohibits hazing by