Editorial
This Week in West Virginia in History
Charleston WV – The following events happened on these dates in West Virginia history. To read more, go to e-WV:...
Read moreDetailsFrom L’Osservatore Romano: Committed to life
From L’Osservatore Romano Next February will mark 30 years since the Institute of the Ursuline Sisters of the Immaculate Virgin...
Read moreDetailsThe Grinding Path to Success
By Stephen Smoot The concept of success almost gets killed by its own press. All too often sanitized stories...
Read moreDetailsWisdom From “The Federalist Papers”
By James Madison It will be of little avail to the people, that the laws are made by men of...
Read moreDetailsFaith in the Lord and a Faithful Supporter For Downtown, Pops and Gigi’s Is Business of the Month
By Stephen Smoot Two years ago, Emory and Stephanie Oldaker were looking for a new locale to settle down...
Read moreDetailsThe Run For the Roses Is An Essential American Spring Pastime
The Grapevine By Rosalyn Queen What are you doing the first Saturday of May? Traditionally this is the Saturday that...
Read moreDetailsThe Agonizing Questions Surrounding Alzheimer’s Disease
Grapevine by Rosalyn Queen As we round out the month of April and prepare for May it comes to my...
Read moreDetailsHunt Column: The London Eye
By Jim Hunt for the News and Journal One of the most visited sites in London is something that has...
Read moreDetailsLincoln High Students Seek Help to Bring More Beauty to Downtown Shinnston
By Stephen Smoot Recently, the City of Shinnston and partner organizations have worked to develop ways to increase the...
Read moreDetailsPutting Some Light On the Subject Of Shinnston Aesthetics and Safety
By Stephen Smoot The City of Shinnston is exploring ways to light up the life of Downtown. As Tori...
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