There is an argument to be made that the coronavirus pandemic could change the food supply chain for the long term. It may disrupt across the board […]
Opinion
New city budget too dependent on employee sacrifice
Balancing a budget is tricky. Balancing a city budget is trickier. Balancing a city budget during a pandemic when no one can predict exact lost revenue is […]
It’s time to liberate America — open the economy
“… the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.” (from the First Amendment) Conservatives are mostly a […]
Respond to climate change like COVID-19
by Duncan Lorimer, Jamie Shinn and Amy Hessl We are currently overwhelmed by a crisis of historic proportions. In the midst of COVID-19, as we celebrate the […]
The future is green. W.Va. energy needs to be green as well
In West Virginia, we pride ourselves on our connection to the Earth. Something about living in the mountains’ embrace — surrounded by rolling hills, snuggled into valleys, […]
Fresh foods better for earth, us
Earth Week has inspired me to think even more about the food I’m eating. It’s been easy to gravitate more towards processed food in these times. Not […]
Secretary of State offers answers to voting questions
by WV secretary of StateMac Warner I want to thank The Dominion Post for the ongoing Q&A regarding voting in the upcoming Primary Election. The latest editorial […]
Vote for the lesser of two evils
“Say it ain’t so, Joe!” Surely, some variation of that plea rose from a million lips last week. And Joe Biden complied. His presidential campaign forcefully denied […]
America stuck in a tug-of-war between life and livelihood
It feels like there are two games of tug-of-war going on, and in each, the American people are the rope.One is the battle of wills between state […]
Celebrating Earth Day’s 50th anniversary
I was almost 14 years old on April 22, 1970, the first Earth Day. I spent the day picking up trash at my junior high school, along […]
