As we approach the Labor Day holiday, become more entrenched in the new school year and welcome the joys (and agonies) of football season, it is a good time to look at what all our labor is earning us these days. WalletHub conducted its annual Labor Day survey to find out how people were ...
West Virginia’s substance abuse epidemic (and, according to some public health officials, lawmakers’ response to it) has led to an increase in the number of HIV cases here as well. Particularly in rural counties, the worry is growing, as HIV clusters are appearing in places where there ...
For well more than a decade, West Virginia has suffered under the weight of a substance abuse epidemic that is crippling individuals, families and whole communities. Politicians have made a great show of fighting it, yet the reality is we are as much in the grip of the monster as ever. “The ...
Those looking to this space for perspective on the pressing issues of the day may wonder why it contains yet another appeal for blood donors and support of the American Red Cross’s mission. It is because the need is that urgent, and only growing more so. Over the weekend, the Red Cross ...
Teachers, administrators and students at Madison Elementary School started the school year on a high note, with the celebration of the school’s certification as a Leader in Me Lighthouse School by FranklinCovey Education. Such an achievement requires meeting a long list of standards set by ...
* Yet another fun, fast (for some) and unforgettable News and Sentinel Half Marathon and Two-Mile Race day has come and gone. Hundreds of participants chose to run their race — whether that meant cruising to a one hour, seven minutes and nine seconds half marathon finish or meeting a goal of ...
