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Legal name change clinic coming to Morgantown

A free clinic will be held at the WVU College of Law to help people begin the process of changing their legal name. → Read More

5 springtime events in Randolph county this March

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — The weather is just starting to turn, which means you can actually start spending time outside again! If you live in Randolph County or are just looking for some fun outdoor experiences, here are five different ways you can spend some family time this March. Tygart Junction Winter Excursion – March […] → Read More

WV Democrats slam judiciary committee over marriage consent bill

The West Virginia Democratic Party released a statement after HB 3018 was voted down by the Senate Judiciary Committee, a bill that would prevent persons under the age of 18 from obtaining a marriage license. → Read More

Why is it called a ‘soap opera’?

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — It all started in 1930 with serial radio dramas. In the 30s, it was a lot more common for wives to stay home while their husbands went to work, so while doing their daytime housewifely duties like laundry, cleaning dishes or fixing supper, they would listen to the radio. Radio dramas […] → Read More

West Virginia Promise Scholarship increased, test score deadline extended

In a vote on Wednesday, the West Virginia Higher Education Policy Commission extended the deadline to apply for the West Virginia Promise Scholarship for current high school seniors and increased the amount awarded from $5,000 to $5,200 for the 2023-24 academic school year. → Read More

Smooth Ambler, Greenbrier Valley Brewing to be featured at Stonewall Resort

Stonewall Resort's Appalachian Dinner Series will be featuring Smooth Ambler and Greenbrier Valley Brewing this month, two of West Virginia's most well-known alcoholic drink makers. → Read More

Mountain Line bus routes will be changing over spring break

The Mountain Line Transit Authority is reminding bus riders that several of its Morgantown bus lines will be changing or pausing operation during the WVU spring break. → Read More

42 WV counties are under ‘high fire danger’ this afternoon and evening

The National Weather Service in Charleston, W.Va. has issued a special weather statement for "high fire danger" in most parts of West Virginia for this afternoon into the evening. → Read More

‘Area’s largest consignment sale’ coming to Bridgeport next weekend

Little Lambs Closet is holding a consignment event in mid-March at Heritage Christian School in Bridgeport, with nearly 200 consigners. → Read More

Hundreds of vendors descend for hunting and fishing show in Morgantown

The West Virginia Hunting, Fishing and Outdoor Sports Show returned to Morgantown over the weekend for its 21st annual exposition, which included a performance from the Davisson Brothers Band. → Read More

School supplies given out at Meadowbrook Mall with ‘Repack the Backpack’ event

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. (WBOY) — Repack the Backpack came to the Meadowbrook Mall on Saturday to make sure students can finish their school year with the supplies they need. Sponsored by UniCare, the event provides school supplies to the first 150 students that show up, but Repack the Backpack also had community vendors and activities for […] → Read More

Celebrate National Mulled Wine Day with this recipe from 304 Today

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) — Happy National Mulled Wine Day! For some reason, National Mulled Wine Day is in March and not November or December when things are a bit more festive, but mulled wine is going to taste the same no matter what month you make it. If you thought the mulled wine in the […] → Read More

WV bill requires high schoolers take personal finance course to graduate

A bill was recently passed by both the West Virginia House of Delegates and the West Virginia State Senate that would require high school students to take a one-semester course on personal finance before being able to graduate. → Read More

Free Naloxone Day next week in Morgantown

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — The Monongalia County Quick Response Team is holding a Free Naloxone Day next Thursday, March 9, before WVU students head out for spring break, according to a release from the Monongalia County Health Department. Narcan, a brand of naloxone, will be distributed for free at three different locations across campus from […] → Read More

North Marion Robotics hosting spaghetti fundraiser

RACHEL, W.Va. (WBOY) — North Marion High School Robotics will be hosting a spaghetti dinner fundraiser this weekend to help fund their trips for future competitions. The dinner will be held on Saturday, March 4 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at North Marion High School, and attendees can either dine in or take their […] → Read More

Man arrested after eluding authorities for nearly a year

CLARKSBURG W.Va. (WBOY) — A man was arrested in Braxton after hiding from law enforcement and officials for almost a year. According to a Facebook post from the Upshur County Sheriff’s Office, after evading arrest since April 2022, Eric Wade Chidester is now in custody. The post said that the sheriff’s department received a tip […] → Read More

Westover Police asks for help identifying people in photos

WESTOVER, W.Va. (WBOY) — Westover Police are asking for help identifying two different individuals. The photos—which seem to be taken from security camera footage—appear to show two women walking into a department store. The first person is shown having dark hair and wearing a grey sweatshirt, distressed jeans and white sneakers. The second person also […] → Read More

Farmers and fishers have a March 1 tax deadline

Taxes for farmers and fishers are due soon, but if you haven’t filed yet, here are some forms that will make it easier for you. → Read More

West Virginia short film playing at Ocean City Film Festival

A short film created by West Virginia filmmakers was accepted into this year’s Ocean City Film Festival. → Read More

Weston mayor wants your feedback on Wednesday

WESTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — Weston Mayor Kim Harrison-Edwards posted on Facebook that she will be holding a Coffee with the Mayor and City Officials event on Wednesday. Harrison-Edwards said she is hoping to get feedback and ideas from community members on what can be done to improve the city of Weston and engage with active […] → Read More