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Providing Tools To Oversee Homeschool Students

Ohio County Schools has a long tradition of excellence and has aimed to serve the community well as the second largest employer in the county. We educate nearly 5,000 students, 180 days a year. Our teachers work tirelessly to implement curriculum, participate in quality professional development, individualize instruction, monitor attendance, and create a climate and culture that fosters optimal learning. Public schools across the state and country are required to record and report attendance, monitor student progress, evaluate staff, and provide social and emotional support. In our ...

Marshall Memo: County To Mark 190 Years; Scholarships; and Much More

The Marshall County Historical Society is set to host its annual installation banquet at 6 p.m. Monday, March 17 at the historic Strand Theater, offering attendees an evening of fine dining and cultural entertainment. Tickets are $25 per person, with reservations required. To secure a spot, individuals can contact Kara Gordon at the Cockayne Farmstead or call 304-845-1411. The meal will be provided by Alexander’s on 7th Street. The evening’s program promises to be a highlight, featuring Stan Bumgardner, a prominent figure in West Virginia’s cultural scene. Formerly the editor ...

An Overview of Where Things Stand Between Israel, Hamas

Outside of an individual’s personal joy of their family’s achievements, there cannot be any greater joy than what was seen when three young Israeli women were released by their captors after 471 days in captivity. The looks on their faces and that of their relatives of joy, happiness, and relief, cannot be duplicated. Others are being released. But at what price? Significant concessions to the Hamas kidnappers should never be called a “deal,” said Professor Alan Dershowitz. “It was extortion. Would you call it a deal if somebody kidnapped your child, and you ‘agreed’ ...

The Wrath of CON

I am a Star Trek nerd through and through, ever since I can remember. Naturally, I’m a fan of “Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.” I have many favorite scenes from that movie. I even have a Hallmark ornament of the (spoilers) famous engine room death scene with Adm. James T. Kirk and a mortally wounded Capt. Spock, separated by glass, unable to touch his dying first officer and friend. But one of my all-time favorite scenes is Khan appearing to outwit Kirk, stealing the Genesis device and leaving him, his ex-lover, their son and his landing party marooned in the center of a ...

Fair Net Metering of Solar Energy Important to W.Va.’s Future

For the past three years, my family has benefited financially and environmentally from rooftop solar on our small farm and home. We made this investment to lower our electricity costs and support a more sustainable future. Like many West Virginians, we saw solar as a way to take control of our energy needs while reducing reliance on fossil fuels. However, the future of solar investment is now at risk. American Electric Power, our utility provider, is seeking to reduce net metering policies, cutting the value of solar credits by over 70%. If approved, this move would hurt future ...

Understanding the Past Important to the Future

This year’s Super Bowl and Autumn Lockwood made history. Not only that but she also has a connection to the Ohio Valley. Autumn Lockwood makes history as the first Black woman to coach in the Super Bowl, and the first to win. Super Bowl LVII and Super Bowl LIX made history in several ways. One of them is that Lockwood was on the Philadelphia Eagles coaching team. She is a part of the sports conditioning Coaching team. She has been with the Eagles since August 2022. Before her present position, she was the sports performance coach at the University of Houston. She has a ...