The USA lost an icon. The world lost a one-of-a-kind talent with the death of Dolly Parton. The media has done an excellent job of reminding us how talented Dolly was, all she accomplished and how she cared about people. As I write this, we have the story of Dolly’s career playing on TV. I ...
Hello Mid-Ohio Valley farmers and gardeners! We are slowly drying out from the weeks of wet weather. Fall will soon be here, and this year may be a great time to plant trees and shrubs. We should have plenty of moisture and give plants some time to establish roots before the first frost. This ...
In 1946 colleges had a problem. Too many students. The recent end of World War II meant that the millions of Americans who served their nation were ready to get on with their lives, and for many of them, that meant going back to or starting college. The GI Bill provided many of them a chance ...
Imagine your favorite Steven Spielberg movie, but without the wonder. Whatever image you conjure up in your mind probably looks something like "The End of Oak Street." But perhaps that’s slightly unfair. Director David Robert Mitchell’s third feature is wickedly fun and boldly bizarre. ...
Last month, CNBC released its 2026 rankings of America’s Top States for Business. Ohio finished first, the culmination of a two-decade climb from 30th place when the study began. West Virginia finished 46th. Last year we were 40th. In twelve months, while our neighbor across the Ohio River ...
Now that U.S. Sen. Jim Justice has settled the issues with the Greenbrier Resort, for now, much speculation has turned to the idea that he might run again for governor in 2028. Yes, rumors have been rampant for some time that Justice wants to come back. Much like his predecessor – former ...
