With all of the drivel in other Letters to the Editor and such, I find it hard to decide what to write about. Many are griping about data centers, water being used to cool equipment in such places (nothing new to use river water for cooling), and about anything else you might imagine. Some ...
State Treasurer Larry Pack regularly announces instances of unclaimed property funds being returned to West Virginians. The idea surely is to inspire more people to check whether there is money owed to them, as the state is sitting on more than $536 million that should be in someone else’s ...
On March 18, the Kanawha-Charleston Humane Association made a post on social media that fired me up enough that I was immediately looking for what I could do about it. Short of adopting Waffles — who appears to be an adorable pit bull mix in his photo, and who looks large enough that I could ...
In 2026, we at Coplin Health Systems are proud of our commitment to serve the health and wellness needs of our communities. A big part of that commitment is our ongoing efforts to engage with community members while expanding our impact. While we look ahead to another busy year for Coplin, ...
A report in Fortune Magazine this week by Steve Hanke and David Walker begins with the sentence “The U.S. government is insolvent.” According to the Treasury Department’s consolidated financial statements for fiscal year 2025, the federal government had $6.06 trillion in total assets ...
Ahhhh… what a weekend I had last week… Busy, busy, busy! Life moves so fast for many people like me. I can’t believe three months are already gone from the year 2026. But it’s all worth it when you put in all your energy and everything goes great the way I was expecting. I’m ...
