Ralph Correll, Morgantown What is wrong with all the drivers who are always running red lights? If they want to kill themselves that’s their business, but why would all these […]

Tom Talerico, Morgantown It certainly is a sad state of affairs when we start training public school employees in how to triage students. A recent The Associated Press article(DP-April 10) […]

Steven Knudsen, Morgantown A recentop-edin your newspaper (DP-Tuesday) critiqued the role that artificial intelligence could play in policing social media for hate content. The editorial brought back the memory of […]

Jill Cranston Rice, Morgantown This year, the West Virginia Youth Leadership Association (YLA) will present the 2018 Spirit of the Mountains Lewis N. McManus YLA Service Award to WVU President […]

Aurora Lusebrink, Granville On March 26, there was a Town Hall meeting in Granville concerning zoning. I was one of four people that attended. It was the second meeting (on […]

Ellen Hilling-Pirlo, Morgantown There is a segment of society that is often forgotten. It is the mentally ill or handicapped, or should I say handicap-able. However, Valley Health Care on […]

Pastor Terry K. Hagedorn, Arthurdale An article in The New Yorker magazine scorns the popularity of Chick-fil-A, the fast food chicken chain with Christian values, in New York City, calling […]

Kathryn Williamson, Morgantown The WVU Magazine “Sparked” podcast episode about “Fourth-Grade Scientists” just came out, and it illustrates how much students care about our environment. The episode follows two WVU […]

Dan Carnegie, Morgantown Great job to all our teachers in doing an impossible job with our children. Keep up the great work. I support you getting a pay raise and […]

Elizabeth Jeffrey, Morgantown I would like to invite one person from the state Division of Highways to travel the road I live on for at least one day. I’m sure […]