Good morning, Morgantown.

Russell Rogerson, the first president and CEO of the Morgantown Area Partnership, will retire at the end of the year after eight years of leading local growth; the board will launch a national search & name a replacement by December.

The 12th annual Summer West Virginia Tattoo Expo — featuring over 200 artists and a Miss Tattooed pageant — runs at the Morgantown Event Center until 7 p.m. today; tickets are $20 for one day and $50 for the weekend with discounts for students and military.

The Pop Culture and Cosmic Book Convention kicked off this weekend in Morgantown.

The family-friendly event features over 85 vendors and a gentle horror twist, with organizers already planning next year's show.

Today at the Student Recreation Center, WVU students learn about campus recreation with interactive activities, giveaways and a pool party — the event also features a booth from local business Sport Clips offering free haircuts, keychains and cooling towels.

Spring Mills lost 34-33 in double overtime in a quarterfinal last fall in Morgantown against the state champion; coach Marcus Law said he is integrating new talent and accountability groups to strengthen the lineup for future playoff runs.