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Barbour officials address rumors
November 17, 2012 A local emergency services coordinator addressed Belington City Council Thursday to clear up controversy circulating on Facebook and other social networking sights following Superstorm Sandy and th... more »»
Two-party system a reality?
November 14, 2012 West Virginia is on the brink of enjoying a true two-party system of government. more »»
Serving those who served
November 10, 2012 It is my true privilege to serve our veterans in the United States Senate. more »»
Lessons from the election
November 10, 2012 Not since the Spanish Armada was knocked off course has the weather seemed to play such importance in politics. Barack Obama took the events of Hurricane Sandy and rode them back into the White House. more »»
Veterans Day a chance to honor heroes
November 10, 2012 Editor’s note: Congresswoman Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., released the following statement in honor of those who have dedicated their lives in service to our country. more »»
Applause & Boos
November 10, 2012 Applause to the city of Elkins for scheduling a Halloween party to make up for the cancellation of trick-or-treating during Superstorm Sandy. The party is slated for 5 to 7 p.m. Nov. more »»
Storm may affect voting
November 6, 2012 Republicans seem more energetic and conscientious than Democrats in West Virginia — and much more than independents. more »»
Democrats ignoring workers?
October 27, 2012 William Allen White, at the height of the Populist revolt of the 1890s, completely exasperated, asked, “What’s the matter with Kansas?” So flummoxed with what he saw as a foolish political uprising... more »»
Obama expands his war on coal
October 24, 2012 Thoughtful, informed Americans are well aware President Barack Obama’s war on coal is a reality. What they may not realize is that, in a sense, it’s a world war. more »»
Health care questions abound
October 23, 2012 Since mid-summer, Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has been trying to find out just what it is that “Obamacare,” the national health care law, requires our state to do. more »»
Voices from the center needed
October 20, 2012 Moderation is a celebrated goal in American politics but is usually forgotten in the home stretch of an election. Campaigns are not lecture tours and this one is no exception. more »»
IRS eyeing religion, politics
October 19, 2012 Occasionally the pastor of your church may preach on the Ten Commandments. “Thou shalt not steal,” he may remind you. more »»
Obama’s ‘coal math’ mistakes
October 17, 2012 President Barack Obama may not have done a very good job during his first debate against Mitt Romney, but he’s managed to pull the wool over tens of millions of Americans’ eyes on a White House... more »»
Debate revives Romney
October 12, 2012 During his debate with Mitt Romney, President Barack Obama was staggered by the sheer energy of his opponent. more »»
Applause & Boos
October 12, 2012 Applause to West Virginia University basketball coach Bob Huggins, his staff and the hundreds of area residents who attended Wednesday’s Health Heart Fundraiser for local athletic legend Roy Simms. more »»
Newspapers protect citizens
October 11, 2012 Paying for baseball umpires is more important than protecting your property from foreclosure. more »»
Bright future for newspapers
October 10, 2012 There’s an excessive amount of gloom and doom being spread around these days when the talk turns to the future of newspaper. more »»
Is Raese a Reagan Republican?
October 10, 2012 Republican U.S. more »»
Newspapers connect people
October 9, 2012 We can get our national news on cable television, catch the weather on local broadcast stations, listen to talk radio on the AM or FM dial and follow our favorite blogs on the Internet, but where do... more »»
GOP pushing hard line
October 6, 2012 Perhaps one of the more disturbing developments in American political life is the unbalanced discussion of foreign policy. more »» |
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