Questions abound in the bizarre tale surrounding Aditya Singh, the man found living at Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport for nearly three months. The biggest is the most obvious: How could […]
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CARES cash drying up for local governments, at least for now
MORGANTOWN — A Jan. 19 letter from Ann Urling, deputy chief of staff for Gov. Jim Justice, says the state will not fill any more Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic […]
Therapists share mental health advice
Tips on signs to look for and how to support loved ones MORGANTOWN — The past year has been a hard one. Many people have found themselves struggling to maintain […]
Food for Thought
How parents can help their kids form positive self-image, healthy relationship with food WVU Today As a new year begins — and the inevitable wave of health-related resolutions go into […]
Random acts of kindness help heal
During hard times, small gestures make a big difference KINGWOOD — With the doom and gloom of the pandemic, acts of kindness and compassion can make a difference in someone’s […]
Jan. 24 letters to the editor
Thank you for making MLK Jr. day a success On behalf of the Community Coalition for Social Justice, I want to thank everyone who made our 15th Annual Martin Luther […]
Guest essay: Morgantown can benefit from a civilian police review board
by Dr. Jerry Carr Jr. Civilian Police Review and Advisory (CPRA) Boards benefit not only an individual community member, but also the larger community, police departments and even elected or […]
Guest essay: Why force schools to return to in-person classes?
by David G. Perry “These are the times that try men’s souls.” When Thomas Paine penned these words, America was in the throes of the Revolutionary War. Nearly 250 years […]
If Biden gets Congress to act on immigration, he’s a miracle worker
by Scott Martelle The devil will be in the details, of course, but Joe Biden’s plan to place immigration reform near the top of his to-do list is a welcome […]
Wearing pearls in honor of VP Harris and my mom
by Dahleen Glanton I wore my mother’s pearls on Wednesday. They were not perfectly round or flawless, lustrous or large. They were simply the best I could afford when I […]
