Dominion Post
Serving as the primary source of news for Morgantown and the surrounding North Central West Virginia region, this daily publication has been a cornerstone of local journalism since its founding in 1864. It is particularly notable for its deep coverage of West Virginia University athletics and its role in chronicling the political and economic landscape of the Monongahela Valley.
MEDIA LANDSCAPE IN WEST VIRGINIA
Appalachian geography historically fostered a localized press network of independent daily and weekly publications that are increasingly consolidating under regional owners like Ogden Newspapers and HD Media. The primary statewide publication is the Charleston Gazette-Mail, formed by the merger of the historically liberal Charleston Gazette and the conservative Charleston Daily Mail. Further north, the family-owned Dominion Post serves Morgantown with a conservative editorial stance, while Wheeling-headquartered Ogden Newspapers publishes the oldest continuously operating daily, The Intelligencer. Serving the flagship university community, The Daily Athenaeum operates as an independent student-run alternative. Paperboy indexes 33 West Virginia newspapers — browse the full directory below.
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VIEW OBITUARIES ↗Dominion Post — Today’s Headlines
- No. 13 WVU men’s soccer beats Coastal Carolina, takes 4-game win streak into regular season finale
- Vessecchia delivers storybook ending as Morgantown rallies past Martinsburg, 3-2
- Temporary restraining order blocks AG McCuskey investigation into environmental groups
- MOUNTAINEER SPOTLIGHT: WVU professor reflects on 25 years of striking gold in the blue
- Easton Roller Mill Fall Festival to close mill’s return season Saturday
- Hamilton delivers for MFD
- The Rev. Richard Bowyer: Eternally faithful, forever present
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