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The pressure is mounting on Gov. Henry McMaster as groups across the state urge him and the General Assembly to repeal the ban on mask requirements.

The result? A new NCAA Division II record. The senior from Gortin, Ireland, won the steeplechase at the Oregon Twilight in 9:40.68 by more than 35 seconds over a field of Division I athletes. Her winning time bettered the previous record of 9:47.77 set by Alicja Konieczek in 2018. Earlier this season, Flanagan became the third-best performer on the all-time chart with her 9:52.70 at the Drake Relays. That is now the seventh-fastest time in the event. This is the second National Athlete of the Week honor for Flanagan during the outdoor season. NCAA DIVISION II WOMEN – Cheyenne Williamson, Sa...

Apr 29, 2021 Ruby Lynn (Chelednik) Moore, 69, of Portage, passed away Monday at Memorial Medical Center in the presence of her husband, daughter, son, and four grandsons. She was born in Johnstown, daughter of Rudy and Veronica (Sulik) Chelednik. She was preceded in death by her parents; a niece, Wendy Chelednik; and sister-in-law, Nancy Chelednik. Surviving are her loving husband of 44 years, Ned Moore Jr.; a son, Ned Moore III and daughter, Emily (Shane) Crusey. She will be sadly missed by her grandchildren: Nathan and Hunter Moore, and Grayson and Nolan Crusey; and brothers, Edmund (Clyd...

By Ryan Shepard History has been made at the University of West Virginia. Amaya Jernigan has been elected student government president at the Big 12. She is the first Black woman to serve in this role. “I would like to thank every Mountaineer who has made it possible for me to hold this position,” Jernigan said. “I am beyond grateful and will be forever thankful that you all were brave enough to pave the way for me.” Jernigan is a Waldorf, Maryland native and an active member of the West Virginia University community. She is a member of RISE WVU and M-Power at her school. Adding on,...

Amaya Jernigan (left) and Hunter Moore (right) were elected to serve as the next president and vice president of the Student Government Association.  via Maxwell Shavers Amaya Jernigan and Hunter Moore, both current West Virginia University juniors, have been elected to serve as the University’s SGA President and Vice President for the 2021-22 academic year. When she takes office, Jernigan, a junior biology student, will become the first Black female to serve as West Virginia University’s student body president. Jernigan and Moore, who campaign...