I’m writing this week’s column sitting at a fancy writing desk off of the lobby of the historic Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs. No, I am not staying at the Greenbrier. I’m just a humble newspaper reporter who is staying at a nearby Super 8. But I have been attending the 88th ...
President Biden says that the ability to afford needed medicines is about dignity, hope, and fairness. Those words embody the Biden-Harris Administration’s work to implement the President’s lower cost prescription drug law, also known as the Inflation Reduction Act. This month marks a ...
Several personnel matters were approved by the Marshall County Board of Education at this past Tuesday’s meeting meeting. They were: Kylie Clatterbuck from Teacher of English, Moundsville School to Teacher of Multi-Cat w/Autism and English, Moundsville Middle School. Courtney Blake from ...
Throughout Ohio, children are heading back to school for a new academic year. Students are excited to be with their classmates and teachers to learn and grow. But for kids to really excel, they need to feel their best to be able to learn at their best. That’s why school-based health centers ...
We reporters like to think we have a thick skin. Being yelled at by politicians or their supporters, sometimes anonymously on social media, is par for the course in this business. Cat-and-mouse games between administrations, departments and lawmakers is common. But I’m kind of at my wit’s ...
Traditional comedy has always been based on situations that all of us face during our daily affairs at home, work, and play. We need to return to such humanistic humor. The problem with some segments of society today is taking humor too seriously, feeling offended. Laughter is important to ...