The energy research company Energy Innovation recently completed an analysis, Associated Press coverage of which was published in last weekend’s edition of the Parkersburg News and Sentinel, that found that “households will pay an average of $6,500 more for energy, cumulatively, through ...
Lynnda and I got our COVID shots last week. We believe prevention is better than a cure. Some people are against vaccinations. Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Most are too young to live through what Lynnda and I have. We remember crippling polio. Polio is an infectious virus that can ...
Our forefathers led a revolution based on the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I believe this ensures every person’s right to live up to their potential. Disabled people have a choice to live in the community. Medical treatment is required, even if a person cannot ...
Working people in our state should be angry. If you work in a factory, drive a truck, stock shelves, work construction, care for patients, or run a small business, you are expected to show up and do your job. Try telling your employer you’re going home for weeks while there’s still work ...
Clean up America the beautiful. How to achieve it? Have plenty of physical help. Start off in West Virginia to pick up tons of miscellaneous litter and trash laying around. All 55 counties in West Virginia along every road and over guardrails is way out of sight, unless you get out of the ...
Your Sept. 9 editorial “Elections: Get off the sidelines and vote,” was right on the money. Local elections are often decided by a handful of votes. And some are resolved by a flip of a coin. Your point was that if voters sit on the sidelines, they allow extreme voters at both ends of the ...
