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Editorials

Consider Rail in Ohio

It was a small thing. Just $25,000 included in this year’s state budget to let Ohioans know its elected representatives support the idea of real passenger rail transportation options for the state. The money will let the Buckeye State join the Interstate Midwest Passenger Rail Commission, ...

Touching Base With Residents in W.Va.

West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack is certainly doing his homework. He is in the midst of a statewide tour to better understand our communities’ needs and concerns — and also hand out checks for unclaimed property. “Although it is a small state, it is a very diverse state,” he said. ...

Working Toward a Nuclear-Free Iran

The U.S. has begun indirect talks with Iran over its nuclear program, and the question is whether this will be one more run-around to a bad deal. That’s the way it has worked for more than two decades, and it will be the goal of the regime again. The question is whether President Trump ...

Make Effort To Improve W.Va.

We have entered spring, and with it will come thoughts of proms, graduations, summer jobs and post-secondary choices for high school seniors. It’s also time to brace for the inevitable “So, what are you going to study?” It’s an overwhelming question, even for students who have a very ...

Are We Seeing a Return on Taxes?

As tax day approaches (remember, you have until the end of the day Tuesday to file taxes digitally, and if you’re using the U.S. Postal Service, make sure you have taxes there during business hours for the postmark), Mountain State residents might find themselves wondering, “What does all ...

Setting Priorities for West Virginia

Hidden among the many bizarre attempts this session by state lawmakers to push legislation that would do almost nothing to move West Virginia forward was an important piece of legislation that should actually do some good — the Universal Professional and Occupational Licensing Act. Gov. ...