I praised Gov. Patrick Morrisey in a recent column for his candidness regarding future issues with the general revenue budget. I once again have to praise Morrisey for laying more of his cards out on the table.
Morrisey held a press conference Thursday providing an update on the general ...
By TERRY JARRETT
Washington, D.C. got nearly 10 inches of snow recently. That was more than enough to shut down the nationÀÏ˾»úÖ±²¥™s capital. Thankfully, all of DCÀÏ˾»úÖ±²¥™s lobbyists and politicos stayed safe at home. Their local utility, PepcoÀÏ˾»úÖ±²¥”which relies on natural gas and coal for roughly half of ...
Today is the day when Gov. Jim Justice hands over the wheel of the ship of state to the new governor, Patrick Morrisey. It is a true changing of the guard.
Justice spent the prior week handing out more checks, traveling on treacherous roadways due to the snow/ice storm, receiving a polite ...
As I spent time reflecting during the holidays, I thought a great deal about how we never know what roads life will lead us down. When I was just a small ÀÏ˾»úÖ±²¥ owner spending my days driving throughout the Eastern Panhandle, I didnÀÏ˾»úÖ±²¥™t realize then that the voices of Hoppy Kercheval, Don ...
The Marshall County Family Resource Network will hold its general membership meeting online at 11 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 14. Meetings are held quarterly on the second Tuesday of the first month of each quarter. This is a great way to learn about activities and programs going on in the community. ...
In the face of customer complaints about rising costs, Appalachian Power recently defended its proposed rate increase. As expected, the company assured readers that it prioritizes customer care. But at the same time, its proposal directly limits all customersÀÏ˾»úÖ±²¥™ ability to benefit from solar ...