West Virginia Treasurer Larry Pack is certainly doing his homework. He is in the midst of a statewide tour to better understand our communities鈥� needs and concerns. 鈥淎lthough it is a small state, it is a very diverse state,鈥� he said. 鈥淓ach county has its own identity and own ...
Last weekend was a wonderful example of the joys of living in our Mid-Ohio Valley communities. Easter parades (one in Parkersburg, one in Belpre) and fishing derbies (in both City Park and Southwood Park) provided just some of the activities that brought families together. For 15 years now, ...
Most of us have the luxury of not thinking much about organ donation. But we should. 鈥淚t鈥檚 one of the most profound gifts we can give, that transcends all boundaries and 鈥� saves lives,鈥� said Brenda Hooper, intensive care unit clinical nurse manager at WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical ...
With the conclusion of this year鈥檚 regular session of the West Virginia Legislature, there is time to reflect on the action (or inaction) of a group of elected officials who showed us what they prioritized over getting to work to improve our economy, education, healthcare and the general ...
* Last week, 20 students across the state were announced as Bucklew Scholars at West Virginia University. An impressive three of them are from the Mid-Ohio Valley. Ava Gorrell of Tyler Consolidated High School, Tyler Watson of Roane County High School and Gracelyn Fellure of Ravenswood High ...
Hidden among the many bizarre attempts this session by state lawmakers to damage and control West Virginians was an important piece of legislation that should actually do some good 鈥� the Universal Professional and Occupational Licensing Act. Gov. Patrick Morrisey was right to quickly get ...
