In the previous Look Back, myself and a friend, Howard Bailey, made a trip to Creston, located on the Little Kanawha River in Calhoun County. He reviving memories of when his father rode log rafts from there to the mill at Nicolette; me trying to record the history that Howard ...
How many of you watch the Winter Olympics? We are so proud of the American hockey men’s team that received the gold medal! What an honor after all these years since 1980. Those young men, I know how hard they work, and they deserve it. So happy they got all the recognition … I think all ...
The Ohio legislature is up to its usual short-sightedness again, and both legislative houses are in on the act. Senate Bill 294, now in committee, is poised to prevent nearly all future wind and solar development in the state. At first glance, the bill seems reasonable enough. It would ...
This week marked another interesting week of action at the West Virginia Legislature. The budget discussions are well underway and there are extensive conversations around tax reform and other major priorities at the Capitol this week. The Senate passed SB 250, the budget bill. The bill ...
In Ankara, the capital of Turkey, Nathan, Shale Crescent USA president, and I were interviewed by Turkish media. They did audio and video and translated into Turkish. The audio was turned into articles for print media. The questions asked were meant to inform Turkish viewers and readers. No ...
It’s a story common for regions of West Virginia that border Pennsylvania, Ohio and Kentucky. A recent college graduate of West Virginia University lands their first job in Pennsylvania. When it comes to deciding which state is more appealing on the tax front, the choice is clear: ...
