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Giving a present to yourself
December 12, 2012 Local residents always seem to come through for the children at Christmas time. more »»
Truth about Obama’s taxes
December 11, 2012 So, if President Barack Obama gets his way, fat-cat corporations will pay higher taxes, right? Wrong. more »»
Coming full circle
December 8, 2012 For as long as I can remember, my favorite movie has been Orson Welles’ immortal classic “Citizen Kane. more »»
GOP in losing pattern?
December 8, 2012 It used to be said of Democrats that the more their candidates lost, the more the faithful loved them. more »»
Christmas and ‘the cliff’
December 5, 2012 Actually, this isn’t a bad time for Congress and President Barack Obama to be debating how to avoid “the fiscal cliff. more »»
Capito’s good sense of timing
December 4, 2012 U.S. Rep. Shelley Capito, who represents the Second District of West Virginia in Washington, has an excellent sense of timing. Her announcement this week that she will run for the U.S. more »»
Learning from the election
December 1, 2012 For Republicans, it is clearly focus time. Every time a party loses the White House, a reassessment is in order. Of course, it is far simpler to be persuaded when a party has met with failure. more »»
Storm’s crisis opened hearts
December 1, 2012 Poet Annie Johnson Flint wrote: “His love has no limit, His grace has no measure, His power has no boundary unto men; For out of His infinite riches in Jesus, He giveth, and giveth, and giveth again. more »»
Four cities decided election
November 27, 2012 It should have been simple for Mitt Romney to have won the presidency. All he had to do was convince people in Cleveland, Philadelphia, Miami and Chicago to vote for him. Really. more »»
GOP at a crisis point
November 24, 2012 Republican obsession with Barack Obama seems to come around full circle. more »»
The litany of Thanksgiving
November 21, 2012 Thanksgiving is a particular time, like the bright and shining poetic moments of Camelot, to express gratitude for our own particular circumstances. more »»
Board’s plans a puzzle
November 20, 2012 This hasn’t been a good month for West Virginia Superintendent of Schools Jorea Marple. First, on Nov. more »» 
Harping on defeat won’t help
November 17, 2012 Election Day is hardly over and recriminations are flying within some Republican circles. After singing his praises in October, conservatives are claiming Mitt Romney was not clear in his programs. more »» 
Natural selection
November 17, 2012 Ten years ago, the land on which Keith Fisher stood was slated to be developed into a ski resort. more »»
Phares to step down
November 17, 2012 Randolph County’s top education official said he will resign Monday in anticipation of being considered for the state superintendent of schools position. more »»
Judge recuses herself
November 17, 2012 Randolph County Circuit Court Judge Jaymie Wilfong recused herself from several court cases during arraignments Friday. more »»
Paper to be stuffed with savings
November 17, 2012 A countdown to The Inter-Mountain’s biggest edition of the year has begun. The Wednesday, Nov. 21, paper, is mere days away, and excitement already is building among area shoppers. more »»
Belington man pinned under car
November 17, 2012 A Belington man was flown to Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown Friday afternoon after being pinned underneath a car. more »» 
Woman looking for granddaughter
November 17, 2012 A Randolph County woman is seeking information on her granddaughter, who she said has been missing since Thursday. more »» |
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