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Frack Plant Needs Studied

March 25, 2013 Wheeling officials are right to exercise caution over GreenHunter Water’s proposal to build a frack water recycling plant in Warwood. more »»

Keeping Gas Pipelines Safe

March 25, 2013 Marshall County officials say Williams Partners, which operates natural gas processing facilities in the area, has been cooperative and responsive to local concerns. That’s good. more »»

Improving Local Counties’ Health

March 25, 2013 For the most part, local counties finished in the middle of the pack in a recent study of national health rankings. That should have public health officials concerned. more »»

Throw the Book At Home Invaders

March 25, 2013 We cannot imagine the fear most people would experience if, upon waking in the middle of the night, they believed intruders were in their home. more »»

Maintain School Reform Focus

March 24, 2013 Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin and West Virginia legislators have accomplished something very worthwhile in passage of a major education reform bill. more »»

Enact Childhood Vaccination Bill

March 24, 2013 West Virginians would not tolerate it if a government official stood beside their family doctors and overruled physicians’ recommendations for care of our children. more »»

Order FAA to Fund Airport Controllers

March 24, 2013 So intent on rejecting any cuts in federal spending is President Barack Obama’s administration that it is willing to risk the safety of those using 149 airports, including the Wheeling-Ohio County... more »»

Approve TIF For Highlands

March 23, 2013 The Highlands, here in Ohio County, has been among the most productive economic development initiatives in the entire state during the past decade. more »»

Stopping Pushers Who Have Stores

March 23, 2013 Most pushers of illegal drugs would love it if law enforcement agencies tipped them off before moving in for an arrest. Just stop selling the stuff and there won’t be any problems. more »»

Learning What Went Wrong

March 22, 2013 When U.S. forces, aided by those from several other countries, invaded Iraq a decade ago this week, most Americans believed a just, necessary conflict was under way and would be concluded swiftly. more »»

Reducing Prison Overcrowding

March 22, 2013 West Virginia’s prisons and regional jails are overcrowded nearly to the crisis point. more »»

Remembering a Terrible, Shameful Past Mistake

March 22, 2013 West Virginians and Ohioans hold those who have served our country in the military in high honor. more »»

Don’t Break Pledge Made to Boy Scouts

March 22, 2013 Some of the best news West Virginians have received during the past few years came from the Boy Scouts. more »»

Rumor on Fire Was Thoughtless

March 21, 2013 A Bridgeport woman and man were in critical condition in a Pittsburgh hospital this week, suffering from injuries received in a fire that destroyed their apartment building. more »»

Is Some Spending Really Necessary?

March 21, 2013 Forced limitation of the size of the federal government has meant yelping from many corners about the “vital” programs that might receive less money, should Congress fail to reach an agreement on... more »»

Educate Teens On New Media

March 20, 2013 It seems obvious from events in our area that many teenagers are not being educated adequately regarding technology and communications media. more »»

Investigate Roles Played by Coaches

March 20, 2013 Critics of the investigation of the rape of a girl last summer in Steubenville charged a cover-up had occurred because the two boys accused were high school football players. more »»

Pursue Justice In Rape Case

March 19, 2013 Sixteen people refused to cooperate with the investigation that led to the conviction of two Jefferson County teenagers for raping a girl last August, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine said Sunday. more »»

Prosecute Those Who Made Threats

March 19, 2013 Vigilantism too often is not justice. more »»

Don’t Stymie School Reform

March 18, 2013 Officials of West Virginia’s two teachers’ unions scored something of a victory last week, in delaying a state Senate vote on Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin’s school reform bill. more »»

 
 

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