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Boredom busters: 4 free things to do in Morgantown this weekend (opens the original)
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Live music, gallery hopping and farm-fresh finds are all on the schedule this weekend in Morgantown. Whether youâre planning a Friday evening out or a low-key Saturday morning, these four events are worth adding to your calendar. Kick off the weekend on Friday, Aug. 7, from 6-9 p.m. with First Friday for the Arts in Downtown Morgantown. Hosted by the Arts Council of Greater Morgantown, the free monthly gallery crawl brings rotating exhibitions, live music, hands-on activities and vendors to th
OPINION | Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' brings together the best in the business and delivers on it (opens the original)
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There are great films, and then there are movies where you get a cast and crew of the best of the best in their respective disciplines, and they give you the best work they have ever given. Christopher Nolanâs âThe Odysseyâ is that movie. Starting with the obvious, this is a film assembled by people operating at the absolute top of their fields, and it shows in every frame. The cinematography carries weight and scale youâd expect from Nolan working at this budget, the score does the heav
OPINION | Netflix’s ‘Little House on the Prairie’ has time to kill and not enough plot to fill it (opens the original)
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Rebecca Sonnenshineâs âLittle House on the Prairieâ arrives as a strange kind of comfort-food gamble, another one of Netflixâs reboots of series so embedded in American nostalgia that they barely needed marketing. What it delivers is a season that looks the part and mostly plays fair with the source materialâs tone, but never quite figures out which story it wants to go for. Making the setup super simple, the Ingalls family shows up on the frontier, tries to make things work and eventu
OPINION | Ranch, road trips and the Round of 32 (opens the original)
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The World Cup is here; it's in our backyard, and it turns out the rest of the world has some questions about ranch dressing. Kickoff happened June 11 in Mexico City. Since then, the tournament has worked its way through the group stage, the Round of 32 and into the Round of 16, which kicked off July 4 and continued through July 7. The four quarterfinals are set to take place from July 9 to 11. The tournament runs through the July 19 final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. For a country that's sp
Second hidden camera found in staff restroom at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital (opens the original)
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A second hidden recording device has been found at J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital, less than a week after a similar discovery led to an employee's suspension, according to a statement from a WVU Hospitals spokesperson. A hospital facilities worker found the device on Tuesday, June 30, after responding to a report of a clogged toilet in a non-public staff restroom. The worker discovered that the camera had been flushed. WVU Hospitals turned the device over to law enforcement. Based on what investiga
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