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Guest essay: Morgantown/Kingwood NAACP serves our community

by Anitra Hamilton   The Morgantown/Kingwood Branch of the NAACP appreciates this opportunity to publicize our work with residents of Monongalia and Preston counties.   Founded in 1909 in response to violence against African Americans around the country, the NAACP (National ...

Guest essay: Celebrate Juneteenth

by Susan Brown  On June 17, 2021, President Joe Biden signed legislation that made Juneteenth (June 19) a federal holiday, commemorating the historical acknowledgement of a day celebrated by Black Americans since 1866.   Juneteenth — also called “Juneteenth Day,” ...

Know Your Rights: 10 Rules For Dealing with Police

Even when you’ve done nothing wrong, interacting with police can be intimidating.  It is hard to know exactly what your civil rights are as a citizen when having an encounter with the police. In an effort to empower citizens by informing them of their civil rights, the ...

March 28 letters to the editor

To be a destination or to be the doldrums? I personally do not want more people to come live in West Virginia and I hope more of them leave. So, the way to continue population loss is to keep the status quo and tweak it to increase the negative aspects of living here. We could ask ...

Morrisey misinterprets state code on review board

by Robert F. Cohen Jr.         Last week Attorney General Patrick Morrisey sent a letter to Morgantown City Attorney Ryan Simonton expressing that the ordinance creating a Civilian Police Review and Advisory Board drafted by a Special Committee of City Council is illegal under ...

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