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Opinion

Damaging Political Posts

Editorials

Leading up to Tuesday’s general election, some law enforcement officers in Ohio proved themselves to be taking a problematic approach to politics — and therefore their ability to properly serve and protect. Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski made an extraordinarily poor decision when ...

Test Smoke Alarms After Time Change

Editorials

As you made your way around the house on Saturday changing clocks, watches and other devices that still require you to do so back one hour, did you remember to check the most important items in the house? Those would be your smoke detectors. The return of Eastern Standard Time represents a ...

Stroll to the Polls

Local Columns

Election Day is Tuesday, beginning at 6:30 a.m. and ending at 7:30 p.m. And it feels like a long way to get to this point. Keep in mind, the first person to announce for the 2024 elections was Republican Huntington businessman Chris Miller when he said he would run for governor all the way ...

Will You Or Won’t You?

Editorials

Good morning, readers. I’ve got a question for you. What are you doing on Tuesday? For many of you, I’m sure you will be headed off to work. Others will be running errands or going to a doctor’s or dentist’s appointment. Perhaps you have some shopping to do or some volunteer work to ...

Ensuring American System Will Endure

Editorials

Leaders of both major political parties agree on one thing: The presidential election scheduled for Tuesday is among the most important in American history. Its outcome will shape our government, economy, even our society for many years to come, and may even come to truly define just who we ...

Vote No on Amendment 1

Letters to the Editor

Editor, News-Register: My submission is in regard to Pat McGeehan’s commentary of October 27th to the News Register. I feel his article is misleading and plays on fear, not rational thinking. Amendment One is a danger to every health care worker in the state of WV. Amendment One is a vote ...