Town Clock vs Big Whistle The Parkersburg Gazette editor talks strongly to the citizens of that little village about the necessity of having a Town Clock. They must have a little stronger purse in that town, with its decreasing population, than we have, with our increasing population. ...
For WVU Mountaineer football fans, the beginning of every season always has an element of uncertainty. Sure, we may have a general idea of whether there are reasons for optimism, but how the year will actually play out always remains in question. In 2025,however, we have graduated from ...
Last Saturday was hot. I just feel like I need to say that one more time — though I couldn’t tell you how many times I said it that morning. Let me backtrack by saying I finished the half marathon — two minutes faster than last year! But there weren’t many people behind me. That sun ...
I like to watch those old shows on Turner Classic Movies. Lately I’ve been searching YouTube. I like YouTube. It’s a humongous repository of informational videos and other entertainment. I get the free version. I don’t mind the ads. I consider that frugality, not being cheap. The way I ...
Early last Saturday morning I stood proudly near Third and Juliana streets and watched hundreds of residents set off on an annual migration around Parkersburg. The News and Sentinel Half Marathon and News and Sentinel Two-Mile Race is a tradition for scores of people who live in the area. ...
At a recent meeting I attended with a representative from Congressman Riley Moore’s office at the Resiliency Center in Parkersburg, another meeting attendee referred to the anthropogenic (human-caused) global climate crisis as, to paraphrase, a hoax or a farce. I was floored that someone who ...
