Want to know what happened in Tuesday’s primary election? For now, let’s just say that for every positive result there was seemingly a negative one that followed. […]

Many historic 50th anniversaries still lie in wait this year. Some have already passed, like the Tet Offensive and Martin Luther King’s assassination. But many more are […]

Elections really say more about the electorate than the candidates. Though the focus is on who wins and loses races, voter turnout is the true measure of […]

We know, we know. Enough about the DOH already, please. But the Division of Highways is only indirectly related to the premise of this argument. Last week, […]

It’s easy to get the idea we don’t have anything good to say about our state. If it’s not the Division of Highways, it’s the Legislature. If […]

There’s always one in the bunch. But five of the six counties in the DOH’s District 4 speaking with one voice is not bad. On Monday, county […]

Treating the opioid abuse crisis shouldn’t start on an emergency call. Or even in a hospital’s emergency room, for that matter. Indeed, many have taken the fight […]

As many debates about health care hinge on politics these days as on investments and profit. Many question how so much of our nation’s health care model […]

We don’t subscribe to Mark Twain’s adage about facts. Whether they get in the way of a good story or a bad story, so it goes. Recently, […]

June 1 is not etched in stone. But every effort is being made to put the search for a new Monongalia County Schools superintendent to rest by […]