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Education: Hardesty makes valid argument on choice

We can argue about funding and vouchers, transportation and transparency, but West Virginia Board of Education President Paul Hardesty is right. There is no going backward from school choice in the Mountain State. His message last week to public school systems in the state was blunt. “You ...

Letter to the Editor: I can’t and I can

Well, it finally happened; a day when I had to keep saying, “I can’t.” We went to put flowers on the graves of loved ones for Memorial Day. My mother had asked in later years, “Who will remember them when I’m gone?” I told her I would. Today I failed her. I tried to get to the ones ...

Reporter's Notebook: Payable on delivery

Another week has passed and more drama has occurred regarding the contract the State Auditor's Office entered into late last year with Senate President Pro Tempore Jay Taylor, R-Taylor. In summary, Taylor was brought on as a contract worker in the State Auditor's Local Government Services ...

High Points of the Valley

* Mid-Ohio Valley residents were thrilled to get the news that our regional airport will now have flights to TWO destinations, as Contour Airlines has added twice-weekly Myrtle Beach flights to its regular service to Charlotte, N.C. It is encouraging to learn the company thinks of expanding ...

Look Back: Custer’s great loss

Disaster on the Little Big Horn River – General Custer and Seventeen Commissioned Officers Among the Killed. SALT LAKE, July 5. - A special correspondent of the Helena (Montana) Herald writes from Stillwater, Montana July 2: Muggins Taylor, a scout for General Gibbon, got here last night, ...

Letter to the Editor: Kuhl dedicated to serving

I am writing to express my appreciation for Councilwoman Sharon Kuhl. Over the years, she has been consistently responsive to concerns I have raised regarding city services. I live near the Southwood Park pool, and some time ago someone defaced the retaining wall with obscene graffiti. We ...