I concluded last week’s column with an optimistic note that I thought my health issues were behind me and I was good to go. Well as luck would have it…[Read More…]
Opinion
The Editorial category is a roundup of links to editorials and columns from West Virginia newspapers.
Tis the season…
While the headline of this column might often be associated with the Christmas holiday, it also applies to this time of year if you are in the newspaper business. The[Read More…]
Moving forward…
This growing old stuff… sucks. The majority of my past week was spent going to doctors’ appointments. I had a follow-up with my surgeon. He checked me over and gave[Read More…]
WVU: What’s next at the end of the COVID-19 global health emergency?
By Clay B. Marsh WVU Chancellor and Executive Dean, and West Virginia’s COVID-19 czar MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The World Health Organization this week removed its designation for COVID-19 as a “global[Read More…]
A great occasion…
Jeanine and I had the privilege of watching our granddaughter graduate from college this weekend. I must admit that it was a bit taxing for an old guy that has[Read More…]
Opinion: West Virginia showing the vision to develop its economy
Trade with Taiwan can help further economic development in West Virginia By Don Smith, executive director WV Press Association When it comes to growing economic development in West Virginia, despite[Read More…]
Still on the mend…
I would like to report that I have put my surgery behind me and am moving on… Unfortunately, I can’t honestly say that. This thing has not been all that[Read More…]
Opinion: Adjust or be left behind
By Greg Kozera Last Sunday my daughter, Dannielle and I ran a half-marathon in Toledo, Ohio. The weather was cool, great for running. It was a beautiful course winding through[Read More…]
9-1-1 fees…
I mentioned last week that I had some surgery scheduled for last Thursday. I was overly optimistic about my recovery time. The surgery went well, but I am pretty sore[Read More…]
Opinion: Adult literacy should be a bigger concern in this country
From The Journal of Martinsburg: A lot of attention is being paid to what our children are reading nowadays, turning once sedate classrooms and libraries into battlefields in our country’s[Read More…]
