By Erin Cochran The last time I was in a high school guidance counselor’s office, I was 17 — 19 years ago. I had seen the guidance […]

By Bill Powell As National Police Week comes to a close, take time to recognize the service and sacrifice of the men and women of our law […]

By William R. Woodall On May 5, I awoke at 6 a.m. and drove 250 miles to the Morgantown Speedway for its 40th reunion. I arrived as […]

By Amanda Shockey “It’s just a phase; he’ll grow out of it.” “She’s just being dramatic, ignore her.” “He is just being a teenager, give him some […]

By Bill Maloney Back in 1984, my partner and I started North American Drillers in a shop with a dirt floor on Grafton Road outside Morgantown. Today […]

By Thomas H. Evans One of West Virginia’s perpetual challenges has been to diversify its economy. Economic expansion of significant measure, and in underdeveloped sectors, requires a […]

By Mark Brazaitis As Morgantown’s deputy mayor, I am proud of our city’s progress over the past nine months. But I understand we cannot succeed fully without […]

By Syd S. Peng To many skeptics, particularly on the political left, the shutdown of coal plants has demonstrated the industry’s shaky future. With over 400 units […]

By Donald W. Lyons There is simply no way to raise our standard of living without reducing energy costs. The more expensive energy is, the less we […]

By Christine Harrison Today I finally cleaned out my car of protest signs, T-shirts, foot warmers and rain gear. We are approximately one month post-strike (aka “work […]