John Miller

Clarksburg

Executive Editor at The Exponent Telegram

Executive Editor of The Exponent Telegram, NCWV Life, The Bridgeport News

Featured in: Favicon

wvnews.com Favicon

medium.com (+1) Favicon

huffpost.com Favicon

thestar.com.my Favicon

starwars.com Favicon

poynter.org Favicon

financialpost.com Favicon

stltoday.com Favicon

thewire.in Favicon

huffingtonpost.in + 45 more

Articles

Clarksburg Amp working on another summer series of great shows

3 weeks ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

Live music lovers are in for an exciting season at the Clarksburg Amphitheater, as Parks Superintendent Doug Comer, his staff and board have been working to land a great slate of entertainment. They've blended top-name acts with more regional or local performers for a schedule that includes both ticketed and free shows. Two of the biggest concerts will feature country music performers.
WVU fuels statewide economic growth through innovation, workforce development

3 weeks ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — As West Virginia University President E. Gordon Gee rides off into the sunset of a remarkable 40-plus career in higher education, he leaves behind a university much different than the one he first served as president in the 1980s and even the one he came back to in 2014.
Honoring and remembering the best

3 weeks ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

Last Sunday, WV News/The Exponent Telegram celebrated the seventh annual Best of Harrison winners with a fun afternoon at the Robinson Grand Performing Arts Center. It’s always exciting to have the chance to stand on stage and emcee the event, calling out the winners and inviting them on stage to be recognized. The annual Best of Harrison special section was in Friday’s edition. If you missed it, you can go online to read all about the winners and top three finalists.
Glenville State University expands academic, campus offerings, strengthening student and community life

3 weeks ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

GLENVILLE, W.Va. (WV News) — Glenville State University is ushering in a new era of growth and innovation, with a strong commitment to academic excellence and student engagement through a series of transformative campus improvements and program expansions.
Keeping those Mountaineer dreams alive

1 month ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

If you missed it earlier this week, West Virginia University Athletics Director Wren Baker explained the new world of college sports in an open letter to fans. In it, he made clear that WVU needs to raise more funds — and that the program needs more support from fans:"In the coming weeks and months, we will share key initiatives with you aimed at addressing a $20 million increase in expenditures. These efforts are critical in sustaining our spot in the national landscape and growing WVU Athletics.
Glenville State University launches MBA programs with specializations in AI, cybersecurity

2 months ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

GLENVILLE, W.Va. — Glenville State University is launching a new Master of Business Administration program featuring specialized concentrations in artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, business analytics, health care administration and finance. University President Dr. Mark Manchin expressed his excitement about the MBA program, highlighting its potential to prepare students for modern workforce demands.
Glenville State University launches MBA programs with specializations in AI, cybersecurity

2 months ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

GLENVILLE, W.Va. — Glenville State University is launching a new Master of Business Administration program featuring specialized concentrations in artificial intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, business analytics, health care administration and finance. University President Dr. Mark Manchin expressed his excitement about the MBA program, highlighting its potential to prepare students for modern workforce demands.
FLOODING ALERT: Flood wall protects hospital in Williamson, West Virginia; Logan, McDowell, Wyoming counties also report significant flooding

2 months ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

WILLIAMSON, W.Va. (WV News) — Southern West Virginia continues to deal with major flooding, especially in Mingo, Logan, McDowell and Wyoming counties. In Williamson, officials deployed the flood wall Saturday night to protect what they could. Reports indicated that the Tug River was expected to crest Sunday afternoon at about 49 feet, about 3-feet shy of the 1977 record of just over 52 feet.
Remembering Coop

2 months ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

Several years ago, he told me to be kind if I ever had to write about his death. At the time, we were discussing retirement and life as we grew older. I joked that he would probably end up writing about me instead, which made us both chuckle. He reminded me that he wasn’t a writer by trade. Back then, death seemed far off in the distance. Sadly, fate doesn’t always deal us a fair hand.
Fueling Minds: Go-WV 2024 Teacher Workshop spurs educational opportunities

2 months ago | wvnews.com | John Miller

On June 5 and 6, the Gas and Oil Association of West Virginia (GO-WV) hosted its annual Science Teacher Workshop series in Morgantown, where they hosted 40 teachers from across the state and shared with them tools and knowledge necessary to integrate energy-related concepts into the classroom. What Happened:The annual event, hosted in Morgantown for the first time since its inception, works to bolster energy education by connecting science curriculum to energy uses across the supply chain.