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Guest essay: Gas and oil vital to West Virginia’s economy and future
by Charlie Burd This year has been a challenging one. The pandemic has affected all of us, and our industry, much like every sector, is adapting. While many more challenges […]
Free speech debate about social media is broken
by Cass R. Sunstein The U.S. Supreme Court is strongly committed to the “marketplace of ideas.” It tends to believe, in the words of Justice Louis Brandeis, that the remedy […]
Biden’s bad move in Yemen
by John Bolton Yemen’s long, bloody “civil war” — which has essentially become a proxy war between Iran and Gulf Arabs — is correctly seen as a humanitarian tragedy. Too […]
Community Caring continues giving – from a distance
Community Caring, a local volunteer organization, has taken to Facebook to continue its efforts of providing for those in need during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jennifer Frankhouser, event planner and coordinator […]
Romance through COVID-19 proves difficult, worthwhile for many
Dating during the pandemic is no easy task, and the same can be said for those in committed relationships. Whether someone is looking to date or has been married for […]
Mountain Line employees still awaiting word on COVID vaccines
MORGANTOWN — Mountain Line CEO Dave Bruffy said the transit authority is frustrated over the state’s decision to bump transit workers down the state’s COVID-19 vaccination priority list. The Centers for […]
House Judiciary approves bill to curb governor’s emergency powers
MORGANTOWN – House Judiciary approved a bill Saturday to curb the powers of the governor in states of emergency and preparedness. Gov. Jim Justice declared the COVID-19 state of emergency […]
W.Va. Academy sues state Department of Education
The wind is still swirling around West Virginia Academy. That’s the name of what would have been the first charter school in the state. It had planned on operating in […]
Two areas of land donated to Friends of Deckers Creek
Newsroom@DominionPost.com Early this year, the Hazel Ruby McQuain Charitable Trust donated two non-contiguous parcels of land to Friends of Deckers Creek. Both are along Deckers Creek in Sabraton and have […]
