Editor, News-Register: In light of the president’s signed Executive Order pledging to do everything in his power to demolish the Department of Education, I’m wondering how you plan to vote when this is put before Congress. On March 16th, you were quoted in a WTRF article by Steven ...
State Sen. Ryan Weld, R-Brooke, didn’t mince words Monday when his colleagues voted to try to wrest more control of local decision-making from municipalities across the state. “This is dumb,” he said. “Where is this a problem that we have to address?” That’s because there are ...
Editor, News-Register: Never have I felt safer in West Virginia than I have since the West Virginia Legislature passed legislation defining a “male” and a “female” and including an Anti-Transgender Bathroom bill. Kudos to the Legislature for not allowing West Virginia’s other ...
In the wake of the recent flooding that did much damage to several communities in our state, we have seen firsthand the resilience and solidarity of West Virginia’s people. These floods reminded us of the need to better prepare and support our communities for the challenges ahead. From ...
Editor, News-Register: The West Virginia Senate has before it a bill, Senate Bill 755, that creates the West Virginia Secondary School Athletic Trainer and Career Technical Education Program Act through career and technical education (CTE) programs. This is much needed in the Mountain State ...
Editor, News-Register: March 31st marks Transgender Day of Visibility, a day to recognize the resilience, strength, and contributions of transgender people in our communities. But this year, as we take pride in our visibility, we must also confront the stark reality that transgender West ...