There’s something about West Virginia that draws you in — a sense of belonging that makes you feel at home, even if you’re not originally from here. I’ll be the first to admit that when I arrived from Upstate New York, I didn’t know what to expect. What I found, though, was a state ...

West Virginians demanded generational change in November after years of mass migration, inflation, and progressive insanity. They demanded a secure border, lower costs, and a return to commonsense. Today, on our nation’s 249th Independence Day, President Trump is set to deliver on that ...

The following poem was written and submitted by the Rev. Patrick E. Davis, a Vietnam-era Marine and Army veteran who also is a retired ordained minister and certified Christian counselor. The poem is part of his book “Awakenings: A Journey.” Dedicated We took our oath. They dressed us ...

Last week, I wrote about the tendency of Gov. Patrick Morrisey to continue on as if he is still trying to win a GOP primary by taking certain actions and making certain statements aimed at keeping his base in his corner. But I still don’t know who the base is that he keeps playing to on ...

Flood Reflections After Two Weeks: Losing, Building, People and Ending ... 1) Oh my goodness how much can be wiped away, in one night ... Whether we saw the pictures, or saw the cars in the creek, or saw the roads, or the fences, or the houses and basements — we all saw in our own way how ...

Marshall County is alive with gatherings and celebrations this summer. Here’s the latest on seven events bringing us together. This week, join the Hungry for History 2025 Summer Speaker Series at noon June 30 at the Moundsville-Marshall County Public Library. Jim Brockman offers an intimate ...