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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University women’s basketball head coach Mark Kellogg has announced the addition of Ainhoa Holzer to a grant-in-aid for the 2023-24 academic year. “Ainhoa is a skilled point guard that has nice vision, a high IQ and can score at different levels,” Kellogg said. “We needed to add more ball handling and depth […]

WVU has announced the nonconference schedule for the 2023-24 women’s basketball season. This year’s nonconference slate features seven home contests as well as four games on the road, including three

MORGANTOWN — After looking through 40 pages of documents rendered to The Journal concerning the drama of Bob Huggins’ departure from the West Virginia men’s basketball program, no further questions

The rate of change has recently been spinning at a speed rarely, if ever, seen within the West Virginia University athletic department.

The Bismarck Tribune is celebrating its 150th anniversary this week, with its first edition printed in 1873. The first paper carried a July 11 date, but it actually had been

In Bismarck’s first park, just off Washington Street between Broadway and Thayer, there’s a small plaque memorializing Mark Kellogg, The Bismarck Tribune reporter who died along with Lt. Col. George

The Bismarck Tribune, North Dakotas oldest newspaper, celebrates 150 years of publishing on Tuesday. The first edition was dated July 11, 1873.

MORGANTOWN — Mark Kellogg is finally getting settled after a whirlwind three months as West Virginia Universitys new womens basketball coach.

A Scotman’s Nose By MERRY HELM July 3 — Born in Couper of Fife, Scotland, Jim Lees arrived in Jamestown on this date in 1872. Lees, like his contemporar

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – When Wren Baker was hired as West Virginia University’s director of athletics on Nov. 30, 2022, he could not have envisioned how his first seven months on