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Randy Mazey continuing to tinker with WVU baseball’s pitching rotation ahead of postseason play
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Forty-seven games into the season, WVU baseball head coach Randy Mazey is still looking for the best way to sequence his pitchers. The WVU pitching staff currently boasts a 5.23 team ERA, which is the seventh-lowest in the Big 12. The Mountaineers are continuing to find their identity as a staff, and with the conclusion of the regular season just over a week away, the rotation continues to see tweaks on a weekly basis.
Project Rainbow’s emergency shelter in Morgantown closes for repairs
MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - Due to a massive sewage leak in the facility, Project Rainbow’s emergency shelter will be closed until further notice, according to the group’s Facebook page. Officials said The Rainbow House will be closed until no later than July 1. “We are working to not...
Hope Gas invites North Elementary students to help plant tomatoes for employee competition
As a part of an internal growing competition, Hope Gas invited a class of second-grade students at North Elementary School to participate in creating raised plant beds and planting tomatoes at its headquarters in Morgantown.
THE LAST RIDE: Crosby's Eudy looks back on career; forward to TCU
The Kingwood Mustangs enter the third round of the UIL-6A postseason as one of the top programs in the state, and now prepare to take on Alvin to cap off the week, with the intention of reaching the Regional Tournament. In her first year with the team, softball legend and...
Director of WV Sober Living & adjunct professor to join First Foundation
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WDTV) - The director of West Virginia Sober Living has been unofficially elected to represent north central West Virginia on a board that oversees opioid fund distribution. Jonathan Dower, the director of WVSL and an adjunct professor at West Virginia University, was voted to fill the open seat...
Lawmakers say state canceled tour of hospital where man ‘burned alive’ in whirlpool
Lawmakers say that the Department of Health Facilities leadership canceled legislators’ chance to tour a state-run hospital where an elderly, nonverbal man died after being left in scalding water. This is the second instance where lawmakers said the department has canceled their attempts to get answers about the patient’s gruesome death at Hopemont Hospital in […] The post Lawmakers say state canceled tour of hospital where man ‘burned alive’ in whirlpool appeared first on West Virginia Watch.
Athletes from 3 north central WV schools sign letters of intent
With graduation coming up in just a few weeks, several student athletes signed letters on Monday to continue their athletic careers in college including three from Grafton High School, one from Lincoln High School and one from Doddridge County High School.
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