Sam Gorski

3 days ago | wboy.com | Sam Gorski

WESTON, W.Va. (WBOY) — Sydney Shockey, one of the former owners of the Shockeyhaus boarding house and dog training school, has been found guilty of two counts of cruelty to animals in Lewis County after several pet owners spoke out against the business last year. Shockey was found not guilty in one of the animal cruelty charges relating to a dog named Ivo, whose owners said came back malnourished after a weeks-long stay at Shockeyhaus.

4 days ago | yahoo.com | Sam Gorski

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — Around 16 bird watchers spent their Mother’s Day morning observing mothers in nature as thousands of migratory birds return to West Virginia from their winter vacations in Central and South America for the breeding season in North America. Field Trip Coordinator for Mountaineer Audubon Katie Fallon took birders on an extensive bird walk through Tom’s Run Preserve, a 320-acre section of forest in Monongalia County under the stewardship of the West Virginia Land Trust.

4 days ago | wboy.com | Sam Gorski

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — Around 16 bird watchers spent their Mother’s Day morning observing mothers in nature as thousands of migratory birds return to West Virginia from their winter vacations in Central and South America for the breeding season in North America. Field Trip Coordinator for Mountaineer Audubon Katie Fallon took birders on an extensive bird walk through Tom’s Run Preserve, a 320-acre section of forest in Monongalia County under the stewardship of the West Virginia Land Trust.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Sam Gorski

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — A little more than $33,000 was raised on Saturday morning in Morgantown to help fund cystic fibrosis research, which will help extend the lives of CF patients. “Great Strides” walks around the country are organized each year by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF), which has worked since 1955 to raise awareness for CF as well as raise money for the research needed to develop new treatments for the disease.

5 days ago | wboy.com | Sam Gorski

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WBOY) — A little more than $33,000 was raised on Saturday morning in Morgantown to help fund cystic fibrosis research, which will help extend the lives of CF patients. “Great Strides” walks around the country are organized each year by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (CFF), which has worked since 1955 to raise awareness for CF as well as raise money for the research needed to develop new treatments for the disease.