Whitney Wheeler, Morgantown Over the last several weeks, it has come to my attention that a lawsuit being led by West Virginia’s Attorney General, Patrick Morrisey, risks the health care […]

Delmar Hagedorn Jr., Morgantown I was watching the late TV news a while ago. There was a scene where President Trump was at a “campaign” rally for himself out West. […]

Elaine Wolfe, Morgantown Merriam-Webster’s defines “reverend” as “worthy of reverence: Revered.” When Pastor Terry Hagedorn spews hate speech (DP-Thursday), he is not worthy of reverence. For someone who hates the […]

William A. Neal, Morgantown The editorial “Democracy takes root” (DP-Sunday) applauds the public response to action by the Morgantown City Council’s consideration of purchasing the Haymaker Forest. Citizen involvement in […]

Julia Hamilton, Morgantown Asking yourself a question, that’s how resistance begins. And then ask that question to someone else. What would you do if someone pulled you from the ones […]

Steven Knudsen, Morgantown In the past few weeks, we have been saddened by the loss due to suicide of Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. Both were people who lived in […]

Ryan Lewis, Morgantown The farm bill is an important piece of legislation in our community and across West Virginia. Among many significant provisions, the farm bill funds the Supplemental Nutrition […]

Nancy Lohmann, Morgantown Am I the only constituent of Rep. David McKinley who has trouble finding out his position on controversial issues? When calling his office about an issue that […]

Joel E. Gordon, Masontown Do Kingwood and Preston County voters need to fix a two-tier justice system in our beloved county? Based upon my experiences and battles as Kingwood’s chief […]

Patrick Nabors, Morgantown Parks and green space are nice. I guess it would be nice for the city to own the Haymaker woods property. But with White Park less than […]