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April 13, 2013 UP: To Belpre Volunteer Fire Department chief Bob Frank, who announced this week he will be retiring on May 31. more »»

Gaming

April 12, 2013 In bits and pieces, full-scale legalized gambling came to West Virginia during a period of about 26 years. more »»

Prison Overcrowding

April 11, 2013 Unless state officials reduce overcrowding in prisons and jails, a federal judge probably will order them to do so. more »»

Buckwild’s Future

April 10, 2013 MTV television network officials have suspended work on the upcoming season of the “reality” show “Buckwild.” Good. Let’s hope they think about the message being sent by the program. more »»

The Iron Lady

April 9, 2013 Margaret Thatcher led Britain for more than 11 years with a firm, guiding hand that earned her the name “The Iron Lad. more »»

Obamacare

April 8, 2013 It may seem to some Americans that new revelations of what “Obamacare” — the national health care takeover law — will cost have become a regular feature of news reports. more »»

‘Viable Fetus’

April 7, 2013 Americans concerned about the ease with which abortions can be obtained, not to mention government subsidies for some organizations that provide them, have warned for years that such changes in our... more »»

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April 6, 2013 UP: To Sen. Joe Manchin and others here who are working to keep the Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Airport’s air traffic control tower open. more »»

Targeting Officers

April 5, 2013 Wednesday’s shooting death of Mingo County Sheriff Eugene Crum sent shockwaves that traveled far beyond Williamson. more »»

Healthy Step

April 4, 2013 Because of West Virginia’s high ranking for obesity and the related health issues this condition causes for residents, the River City Runners and Walkers Club’s annual running and walking clinic is ... more »»

Putting on the Brakes

April 3, 2013 West Virginia taxpayers should not be subsidizing the electric vehicle industry, which ought to be allowed to prosper or wither on its own merit. more »»

Primary Offense

April 2, 2013 Use of seat belts by motorists and their passengers can prevent deaths and limit injuries in accidents. Studies involving thousands of car and truck crashes affirm that. more »»

Lifesavers

April 1, 2013 After killing two West Virginia state troopers last fall near Charleston, a drug-crazed man was cornered by Roane County sheriff’s deputies. more »»

Easter

March 31, 2013 If Good Friday is the most somber of Christian holidays, then the most solemn but joyful holiday in the Christian world is being celebrated today—Easter. more »»

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March 30, 2013 UP: To the recent snow that has given ski bums another week of skiing at Snowshoe Ski Resort in Pocahontas Count. more »»

Try Again

March 29, 2013 Well, it wasn’t worth the wait. The budget approved Saturday by the U.S. Senate, that is. Under Democrat control, the Senate has not approved a budget in four year. more »»

Safety First

March 28, 2013 West Virginians would not tolerate it if a government official stood beside their family doctors and overruled physicians’ recommendations for care of our children. more »»

Chopping Block

March 27, 2013 Forced limitation of the size of the federal government has meant yelping from many corners about the “vital” programs that might receive less money, should Congress fail to reach an agreement on th... more »»

Lessons

March 26, 2013 When U.S. forces, aided by those from several other countries, invaded Iraq a decade ago last week, many Americans believed a just, necessary conflict was under way and would be concluded swiftly. more »»

Texting Crime

March 25, 2013 It seems obvious from events every day that many teenagers — and, unfortunately, some adults — are not being educated adequately regarding technology and communications media. more »»

 
 

 

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