BY SARAH KENNEDY When was the last time you checked Facebook? Have you ever felt compelled to update your status when engaging with family and friends or […]
Opinion
Letters to the editor April 28
What an enormous waste of $10 million I have previously expressed my concerns about turning Green Bag Road into a truck bypass route, but the DOH has […]
Consensus still elusive on reforms
Timing isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. Last week, legislative leaders and the governor met on resumption of a special session on education reforms. On March 9, […]
Letters to the editor April 27
Parsons’ experience will benefit Morgantown After having attended a number of City Council meetings, I believe the city will benefit immensely if long-time resident Barbara Parsons is […]
Manchin ‘thinking seriously’ about governor’s race
In January, I wrote that U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin was once again considering running for governor of West Virginia. T he column, subsequent reporting and interviews […]
Stand for message of all faiths: Hope; not religious hate
Terrorism has no boundaries, but it also has no religion. Last weekend it was Christians. Tomorrow Muslims? Or Jews? Or Buddhists? Or Hindus? Or … Its targets […]
Letters to the editor April 25
Reduce the bureaucracy in education the solution West Virginia needs to pay more attention to the the National Education Association (NEA) — a teachers’ union. It appears […]
DOH not applying a winning formula to area’s District 4
A new discovery that simply uses an old formula explains a lot of things. It’s not like no one accused the Division of Highways of shortchanging this […]
Letters to the editor April 24
Ask people who drive roads about problems Gov. Jim Justice recently said “There’s lots of times in Charleston that they don’t understand the magnitude of the truck […]
WVU buyouts don’t rise to the level of an actual crisis, yet
“This is not a crisis. … This is a strategic opportunity to make sure we remain financially sound.” The latter part of that statement from WVU’s vice […]