by Molly Culton When people used to ask me where I’m from, they would smile and shake their heads in disbelief when I said Paradise. “Paradise?” they would ask. “Where […]
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Addressing crime can’t ignore need for more police
Misguided calls from the left to “defund” the police threaten to put Democrats in the position of the Nixon era, when they were successfully painted as soft on crime. The […]
COVID-19 may lead to changes in workplace dress code
MORGANTOWN — Employees are swapping sweatpants for workplace attire as businesses return to in-person work, but what is considered appropriate dress may be shifting. Pajamas likely won’t be welcome in […]
Reduce, reuse, recycle with The Dominion Post
Looking to throw out some old paper or newspapers and boxes? The Dominion Post is helping the community reduce, reuse and recycle. There are a number of ways to recycle […]
‘Standard procedure’ is the problem
In the predawn hours of May 21, Monongalia County Sheriff’s Deputies surrounded Chin Orih’s home, guns drawn. The sound of a deputy banging on their door woke Orih and his […]
Guest essay: W.Va. in unique position to end America’s housing crisis
by Paige Looney As you’ve read in every news outlet under the sun, all eyes are on Joe Manchin. With a 50/50 split in the Senate, everyone wants to know […]
WALK-OFF WIN: Post 2 stays alive in Great Lakes regional with wild win against Rockport
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. — Anthony Marsh provided the big hit and Ethan Smith provided the necessary play. What it meant was the Morgantown Post 2 American Legion baseball lived to […]
In an encouraging sign, bipartisanship breaks out
by Carl P. Leubsdorf Veteran Washingtonians scoffed when candidate Joe Biden said he believed many Republican lawmakers were open to a more conciliatory approach than their fierce partisanship of recent […]
Some bad signs in a new way of war
by Jay Ambrose Something like a new Cold War is getting hotter even if the United States seems in confused retreat. As evidence of aggression vs. acquiescence, listen to what […]
Want creative, happy kids? Put them on ‘kairos time’
by Kerry L. Malawista On the way to kindergarten, various accounts hold, Orville Wright passed a neighbor’s barn where he found an old, broken-down sewing machine. For the next month, […]
