Editorials

Short takes: Who's paying the taxes? 2 min. ago
Sniping at Clinton Giles is easy; his job is not
Criticizing an inspiring educator is a snap, being one is a tall order
West Virginia is a great place to live
Its essential nature also make it a great place for visitors
Judge William Watkins needs to go quickly
The public can't be left at the mercy of out-of-control judicial officials
Democrats should cut spending first
$1.6 trillion in new taxes is not what Americans need
How do legislators intend to help cities?
Tax tinkering won't come close to funding $1 billion in pension debt
Delta Airlines will like Charley West
The ability to book first class to Atlanta and beyond is great
The focus should be on students, not on adults
A school superintendent drama overshadows a school scandal
Gov. Tomblin could get a lot accomplished
Reaching out to Republicans could help him pick up the pace
WVU educations have changed many lives
Congress is causing Postal Service losses
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Public schools do need bold changes
The state's change agents need to hit the ground running in 2013
Democraticare starts 10 months from now
If Affordable Care runs amok, governors are positioned as fall guys
Do Kanawha voters want higher taxes?
There's nothing wrong with asking them, but they might well say no
Is The Greenbrier really so different?
The distinction between resort and racino is getting murky
Morrisey's appeal for funds disappoints
Post-election fundraising to cut campaign debt looks like tribute
Regional jail abuses deserve full attention
Protecting the public is essential; W.Va. must supply funds to do it right
Does Rockefeller intend to run again?
With Capito in the Senate race, W.Va. looks to Democrats for a sign
Agriculture raises are black mark on Douglass
Giving a parting gift to appointees shows little concern for the public
D.C. must consider household cliffs also
Steep tax increases would hurt 121 million American families
West Virginia needs medical specialists
Being No. 1 in diabetes deaths shows a need for endocrinologists
Manufacturing offers some a bright future
Most states now allow charter schools
Thanksgiving short takes: Nov. 22, 2012
Regarding Medicaid and health care costs
Managed care may help cut the use of ERs, but payment counts as well
Congress should look at EPA's cost benefits
The war on coal-fired power should be worth the price, and isn't
AARP wants seniors to mug the young?
Weak economies lead to income inequality
W.Va. must have effective schools
It's good to see W.Va. leaders assert leadership over public education
End the deception in the war on poverty
The Census Bureau recalibrates and produces a more realistic view
Short takes
The Petraeus drama is a fascinating sideshow
The United States' loss of face in the Middle East is more serious
Dependable electricity costs money in W.Va.
Power companies must have the wherewithal to do their jobs
All of the above will bring energy independence
A bright future for the U.S. bodes even brighter for W.Va.
Overuse of antibiotics threatens health of all
Physicians must curb W.Va. ranking second in antibiotic use
Promise scholarships need a quick review
The drop in applications may show a larger problem in education
Marriott upgrade is a vote of confidence
Another investment in the future of the state's capital city
State must be cautious in converting its fleet
Switching vehicles to natural gas still bears the risk of fluctuation
Veterans do deserve quicker VA decisions
The backlog on disability claims is expected but frustrating
Democrats might want to speed up progress
Certainly, that seems to be what West Virginia voters want
On Veterans Day 2012, look out for new vets
The jobless rate for those who serve should shame their countrymen
Short takes
West Virginians seem to be saying something
The most important political alliance of all is with the voters
Md. casino vote may mean changes
Competition for gambling money could force some adjustments
‘Forward!' to strength or greater weakness?
Americans do not agree on how to restore a once-great nation
Republicans gave voters an alternative in W.Va.
West Virginians value experience, but yearn for more improvement
In praise of the ones who braved the storm
The DOH, the National Guard and utility workers are appreciated
School boards should question themselves
School systems are so complex that staying on track is not easy
Charleston needs officers on the streets
Chief Webster's restructuring makes a good deal of sense
The Democratic Party isn't what it used to be
Why one man left the political party his family had long supported
The Legislature shapes West Virginia
80 years of Democratic control have not been good for the people
Some Democrats are in a tight spot
Flu vaccine can cut school absences in half
Short takes
Economic uncertainty hurts union organizing
Will workers who do not vote for unions vote for their slates?
An unfortunate setback for King Coal Highway
In this case, delay of a mine permit may also delay a needed highway
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