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- Sep 25, 2026
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Fairmont State students voice concerns at community open-mike over hotel relocations (opens the original)
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WHITE HALL, W.Va (WDTV) - A community open-mike was held for Fairmont State University students to raise concerns with university president Mike Davis in the wake of students living on campus being relocated to hotel rooms. The open forum took place in White Hall, where students expressed how they felt about the university’s handling of 87 students relocated to hotels. Isaac Klennert, a senior, said he believes the university has handled the situation well. “I feel like the university’s, at leas
Buckwheat Festival returns to Kingwood (opens the original)
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KINGWOOD, W.Va (WDTV) - Kingwood is celebrating the autumn harvest of buckwheat crops with the 84th annual Buckwheat Festival. The festival was founded in 1938 through the efforts of the Kingwood Volunteer Fire Department. It has grown into a five-day festival featuring carnival rides, arts and crafts, and food made with buckwheat. Michael Shaffer, general chairman, said buckwheat was historically grown because it grows well in poor ground, and the grinding season became a time for the community
National campaign visits Morgantown ahead of fall elections (opens the original)
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - A national campaign made a stop in Morgantown to organize veterans ahead of the fall elections. The organization Vet the Vote recruits veterans and family members to serve as poll workers. Vet the Vote says veterans have a desire to continue public service by assisting with local elections. Julie Hendricks, director of operations, said the Vet the Vote Award honors counties with a certain percentage of veterans and military family members working as poll workers. Monong
Rep. Riley Moore secures $5 million for Clarksburg bridge repairs (opens the original)
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CLARKSBURG, W.Va (WDTV) - Rep. Riley Moore presented funding Wednesday for the reconstruction of Clarksburg’s city-owned bridges. Moore and city officials gathered on the Fourth Street Bridge for the ceremony. Moore secured the funding through his work on the House Appropriations Committee. Clarksburg Mayor Wayne Worth said the funding totals $5 million for five bridges. “Oh, this is a game changer for the city. I’m telling you, $5 million for five bridges, you know, appropriated by, you know, C
Pat White reflects on jersey retirement (opens the original)
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va (WDTV) - Every two weeks, West Virginia football royalty can be found at Classic Cutz barbershop on Wall Street in Morgantown. Former quarterback Pat White is one of many former West Virginia student athletes to have his hair cut at the location. White helped West Virginia become the first program to have a quarterback start and win four straight bowl games, from 2005 to 2008. His record as a starter was 35-8, and he went 4-0 in bowl games. A debate often heard at Classic Cutz i
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