Editorials
The highway study group is right; this will be a tough sell
A prison sentence of 55 years will protect children from a predator
Thanks to clear-thinking people, the public dodged transpark debt
The new formula for hiring teachers sounds just as stifling as the old one
The size of the new chief's salary reflects in part the size of the agency
Greater Kanawha Valley Foundation is a powerful force for West Virginia
May West Virginia produce better results for more students
Boy Scout Jamboree will aid 350 projects in nine counties
A new book lays out how much is wrong with higher education
Let principals vet school speakers; hold them accountable for judgment
Taxpayers will want reasons for passing a higher excess levy
The best way to help GenXers is to let them keep more of their pay
This critical thinking business is going to be tougher than we thought
The Justice Department's move against the AP is a scary step
Recognizing excellence, not just violations, is an excellent policy
The southern coalfields have people fighting the good fight
Researchers now think texting kills more teens than drinking does
The GW controversy was sadly overemotionalized from the get-go
How is the city to fund pensions and Civic Center renovations?
The company's Buffalo plant has worked for everyone involved
West Virginians may wish to help a group that helps wounded vets
Constituents do notice how representatives spend their money
Lawmakers could surely find other uses for all that money
It's no wonder why W.Va. has increasingly voted Republican
The regulatory state, deregulating, strangles its cities in a different way
Zero tolerance again strikes schools, this time over truancy
The toll increase went to improve the condition of the highway
An accounting change will shed light on underfunded pensions
Doctors and parents should help the state help W.Va.'s children
When advocates call Obamacare 'a train wreck,' be careful
Eroding gambling revenue shows how effective competition can be
Indictments show the war on drugs continues after sheriff's murder
Short takes
Officials beef up efforts to follow those most likely to abuse again
City bureaucrats hard at work on tedious rule after tedious rule
Morrisey follows up on a promise concerning use of settlement money
The court erred in allowing EPA to revoke an Army Corps permit
W.Va.'s Republican Party is a force to be reckoned with
When an economy implodes, the state can't sustain society
A presentation on the risks of sex should spark lively discussion
Stabilizing state's health agency would save money, improve service
Terrorism in Boston changed hearts and minds worldwide
The state's administrative fee is one of many flaws in the law
Charleston and Kanawha shouldn't be alone in saving the 130th
He needs to sell voters on his gun control bill
Kanawha commissioners should question parks and recreation board
Embezzling more than $300,000 jeopardized a Charleston institution
The Legislature needs to put jobs at the top of the list
A rebidding of media rights is fair to fans and companies
Rockefeller made sure Obama upheld a long-term commitment
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