Political prognosticators are always trying to find meaning in off-year elections. And while I think there are some indicators one can glean from Tuesday’s elections, it would be a mistake to read the tea leaves too closely. Last Tuesday saw a person with links to Democratic Socialists of ...
The early life of Mrs. Celia Jane Miller, born in 1855, and a feature for the Parkersburg News in 1939 by Cordelia Moellendick, concludes: Made Own Shoes “Once upon a time I manufactured a pair of shoes for myself when I was only a young girl. Our father was planning to make all of his ...
With just under 10 minutes remaining in the fourth quarter Saturday, the West Virginia offense had gained a paltry 96 yards on 30 plays in the second half, committing two turnovers in the process. Against a team which was the worst in the Big 12 in run defense, the Mountaineers had not run the ...
West Virginia’s State Parks have introduced a program I just couldn’t resist sharing. They’ve launched the West “FURginia” State Park Ranger program, which will give people incentive to bring their dogs with them to explore the state parks. Acting Chief of West Virginia State Parks ...
For two months now, the Trump Administration has been rounding out its formidable resume of crimes against humanity by carrying out a series of extrajudicial killings against what it claims to be Venezuelan drug traffickers in the Caribbean Sea. For all the scant evidence it’s provided as to ...
West Virginia State Treasurer Larry Pack’s column in last weekend’s Parkersburg News and Sentinel titled “Powering America’s Future from West Virginia” consisted of the same empty energy platitudes and industry talking points regarding natural gas that have been tirelessly rebuked ...
