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Wisdom 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 moreSupreme Court Adds Spanish Translations to Emergency Court Forms
April 29, 2024 CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia has added Spanish translations to several...
Read moreFaith 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 moreThe 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 moreStonehenge: A Must-See Experience
By Jim Hunt for the News and Journal One of England's quintessential landmarks is Stonehenge, a prehistoric circle of towering...
Read moreLandowners in 26 counties affected by flooding, severe April storms may be eligible for disaster assistance
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- West Virginia landowners in 26 counties affected by severe storms this month may be eligible to seek...
Read moreSouth Harrison FFA Host First County Ham, Bacon, and Egg Show and Sale in Over Eight Decades
Lost Creek, West Virginia (Friday, April 5th, 2024) – The first Harrison County FFA Ham, Bacon and Egg Show since...
Read moreCapito Statement on EPA’s PFAS Designations
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.), Ranking Member of the Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee,...
Read moreTo Effect Change, We Must Have Information
By Amy Summers, Chair of the House of Delegates Health and Human Resources Comittee It can be easy to...
Read moreCitizen of the Month: The Military Career of US Senator Nathan Goff of Harrison County
By Stephen Smoot One of the most difficult challenges in creating a regular “Citizen of the Month” feature comes...
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