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Don't mix alcohol with graduation
May 10, 2013 College graduations are well under way, with high school commencements coming in the next several weeks. more »»
Alcohol, teens make for a bad combination
May 10, 2013 College graduations are well under way, with high school commencements coming in the next several weeks. more »»
Use of veto was appropriate
May 9, 2013 No doubt a few active and retired West Virginia state employees are upset about Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's veto of a bill passed earlier this year by the Legislature. more »»
Fighting crime can be dangerous
May 9, 2013 An incident in Steubenville just a few weeks ago offers a reminder of just how dangerous police work can be. more »»
Message is being sent
May 8, 2013 It’s been almost a year since texting while driving, or talking on a hand-held cell phone while behind the wheel, became illegal. more »»
Cleveland case offers lessons
May 8, 2013 The discovery of three young women who were missing for more than a decade in Cleveland calls for action in several ways, the most basic of which is to know our own neighborhoods, if not our... more »»
Manchin right to try again
May 7, 2013 U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin seems determined to gain full Senate approval of updates to federal background check rules for prospective gun buyers. Though the amendment he and Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa. more »»
Foster parents fill very special roles
May 7, 2013 Foster parents know the joys and heartaches of their job. more »»
West Virginia takes a big gamble
May 6, 2013 West Virginia Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin's recommendation to expand the state's Medicaid program probably represents a political point of no return. Once an entitlement is established, it is here to sta. more »»
Exercise your most fundamental right
May 6, 2013 The polls are open on Tuesday for voters from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. across Jefferson County for a variety of choices voters may make that will affect their future. more »»
Support broadband initiative
May 5, 2013 Internet access has become almost a necessity in today’s world, and yet there still are communities full of residents in West Virginia, and other states, who have little to no access. more »»
Communication in city still key
May 5, 2013 The recent ruling that firefighters in the city of Steubenville had been improperly terminated is just the latest symptom of an issue in city government that needs to be dealt with. more »»
Morrisey off to good start
May 4, 2013 West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, in office for less than four months, is off to a fast start in keeping his campaign promises. One of them is worth millions of dollars to taxpayers. more »»
School levies deserve support of the voters
May 4, 2013 There’s no denying our communities have been facing tough economic times for several years. more »»
Giving kids a real head start
May 3, 2013 Not so many years ago, school started with first grade for the overwhelming majority of childre. more »»
Special Olympics an inspiring event
May 3, 2013 More than 200 athletes are expected to gather Saturday morning at the Harding Stadium track and field complex. more »»
Join walk, raise awareness
May 2, 2013 Hunger is a problem being faced by more people in every community as problems with the economy continue. more »»
Working together to battle crime
May 2, 2013 Working together works. That phrase has been applied to everything from football teams to heavy industry to office workers, and it works in law enforcement, too. more »»
Pray for the nation
May 1, 2013 The first Thursday in May is set aside as a day to invoke help of a higher power for our communities, our state and our nation. Thursday marks the 62nd National Day of Prayer in the United States. more »»
Day of prayer still important
May 1, 2013 The first Thursday in May is set aside as a day to invoke help of a higher power for our communities, our state and our natio. more »» |
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