Have to give credit to Coach Neal Brown In 1966, a certain assistant football coach at WVU took the time to stop by a small, central West Virginia town to speak to a group on a Sunday morning as he made his way back to Morgantown from a long-distance recruiting trip — no interstate ...
City needs lesson on working with DOH I spent most of last month traveling through the small towns and rural areas of Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. On no occasion did I travel on a road in as poor condition as the road between The Dominion Post building in Sabraton and the Triangle in ...
MORGANTOWN – The state Legislature passed a green-energy economic development bill and two bills to pave some secondary roads across the state during a one-day special session Monday. The roads bills channel $150 million of Fiscal Year 2022 surplus to the Road Fund, Gov. Jim Justice said ...
Ignoring something won’t make it go away In response to the editorial of Sunday, July 31, I believe it is indulging in a logical fallacy: to ignore something in hopes it will just go away. Taken to the extreme, that argument could be used to justify “doing nothing” about so ...
An open letter to pro-life politicians Abortion has always been a part of our history and will continue to be so long as men and women roam the earth. The conception of a child is a blessing in most incidents. However, in certain circumstances it can be devastating. A pregnancy that is ...
SCOTUS ‘shredding’ fabric of jurisprudence How very different it seemed growing up! So simple. The Supreme Court was to be respected. It so carefully considered the facts of each case. And it placed settled law, along with the overall welfare of the people of the United States, above ...