What do you do when voters have rejected your party’s policies and the losers have nothing new to offer?
Answer: You stage large demonstrations that include name calling (this from Democrats who have called for “lowering” the rhetorical temperature). Anyone who believes last Saturday’s “No Kings” (was that poll tested?) demonstrations across the country were not organized and largely paid for by left-wing groups hasn’t been paying attention. The New York Times claims there is “no evidence” that
Dear Annie: Every year, Thanksgiving turns into a tug-of-war in my family. My siblings and I all live within driving distance of our parents, but the holiday always comes with arguments about who’s hosting, who’s cooking and which in-laws get priority. This year feels worse than ever. My sister insists that everyone come to her house, but my brother refuses because of something she said last year. My parents just want peace but are too afraid to pick sides. I want us all together, but I also
HUTTONSVILLE — Trick or Treating for the Town of Huttonsville will take place Saturday, Nov. 1 from 6-8.p.m.
* Huttonsville water customers are alerted that the Town of Huttonsville Water Department will be flushing water lines and fire hydrants for the entire service area.
Flushing will begin Monday, Oct. 27 and continue through Friday, Oct. 31, officials said.
Residents may experience pressure fluctuation and/or cloudy water.
To clear water, allow the faucets to run for a short period of time
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WEDNESDAY PICKIN’: The Augusta Heritage Center’s weekly acoustic music jam sessions are now taking place at Armadillo Flats at C.J. Maggie’s Restaurant on Davis Avenue in Elkins throughout the fall and winter months. The country music jam sessions
MILL CREEK — Police have released the identity of a woman involved in a fatal wreck in the Mill Creek area Saturday morning.
Amber N. Shreve, 38, of Beverly, was struck by a vehicle while on Back Road, according to information released by the West Virginia State Police.
The cause of the crash and the circumstances surrounding the incident remain under active investigation.
Anyone with information or tips related to this case is urged to contact the West Virginia State Police, Elkins Detachment,
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese signed a critical-minerals deal at the White House on Monday as the U.S. eyes the continent’s rich rare-earth resources when China is imposing tougher rules on exporting its own critical minerals abroad.
The two leaders described the agreement as an $8.5 billion deal between the allies. Trump said it had been negotiated over several months.
“In about a year from now we’ll have so much critical mineral and
(AP) — Long before Jessie Reyez was celebrated for her voice, poetry was the Toronto-bred musician’s “first love.”
The Grammy-nominated and Juno Award winner’s music often feels like spoken poetry, backed by a mix of R&B, hip-hop and Latin beats. When music, and the commercial demands of the industry, fail to satiate her creative hunger, Reyez turns to writing and often asks her millions of Instagram followers for poetry prompts.
She compiled some of those poems, previously only available on
ELKINS — Centers Against Violence is inviting Davis & Elkins College students and community members to wear purple and take part this week in a #PurpleThursday event in observance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
The event, themed “Stop the Violence,” will take place at 11 a.m. Thursday outside of Albert Hall on D&E’s campus. Students and community members are invited to join Centers Against Violence by wearing purple and taking part in a photoshoot, as well as staying to learn more
ELKINS — Events featuring ghouls, ghosts and other scary creatures will begin appearing in the local area this week and continue through Nov. 1.
A host of activities are planned this week in Elkins, beginning on Thursday with the annual Boo Mile. During the event, participants will wear blow-up costumes and make their way up Davis Avenue as part of a spooky, family-friendly parade.
Registration for the Boo Mile will be at 6:30 p.m. at 1201 CrossFit. Participants can walk, run or dance their way
WASHINGTON (AP) — Jayden Daniels’ right hamstring injury is “not significant or long-term,” Washington Commanders coach Dan Quinn said Monday, but added that he does not know yet whether the quarterback will be available to play against the Kansas City Chiefs.
“I’ll have a better feel … when we get to Thursday,” Quinn said.
Washington (3-4) has lost two games in a row heading into its contest at Kansas City (4-3) next Monday night.
Daniels had an MRI exam a day after leaving in the third quarter
