Barbara Rasmussen, Morgantown Your editorial that questioned the truthfulness of four of the nation’s largest suppliers of Oxycodone (DP-May 13) was disheartening, but sadly it rang true. The numbers of […]

Brenda Bonnett, Arthurdale In July 2017, Rep. Evan Jenkin, R-W.Va., announced $45 billion in federal funding had been allotted for West Virginia’s road infrastructure. In December 2017, the state Legislature […]

Evelyn Phalen, Morgantown It’s only days before the graduation of my oldest son. I am more proud of him than I imagined possible. He earned numerous honors and awards because […]

Edward Dowling, Morgantown In his letter “A country without patriots cannot exist,” Jim Hinebaugh promotes an idea that far too many Americans unfortunately embrace. If you don’t agree with me, […]

Susan Case, Morgantown A self-serving, misleading letter to the editor by one of the Republican members of the Legislature from our area (Sunday May 13-DP) failed to recognize what really […]

Vivian Guetler, W.Va. Results Advocate, Morgantown The best Mother’s Day gift was to spend the day celebrating with your child as he or she graduate from college. It was graduation […]

Lew McDaniel, Morgantown The intersection of U.S. 119 and I-68, south of Morgantown, was to be repaved by last November. For various reasons, it wasn’t. Instead, paving started Friday — […]

Nancy Tyler, Charleston About a year ago, the House of Representatives passed the so-called “American Health Care Act,” or AHCA. The health care repeal bill would have cut coverage, increased […]

Steve Knudsen, Morgantown Regarding the editorial about pedestrians in Morgantown, the perceived increase in pedestrians being struck by cars is consistent with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration data for 2016, […]

Ralph Correll, Morgantown I would like to ask every coal miner, retired coal miner, coal miner’s widows and their children to write or call their senator and member of the […]