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Jefferson Warned Us on Debt

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Thomas Jefferson warned us. We didn’t listen.
In 1789, while serving as U.S. minister to France, Jefferson sent a letter across the Atlantic to James Madison. He offered Madison this thought: “the earth belongs in usufruct to the living… that the dead have neither powers nor rights over it.”
Elegant, precise language worthy of a defining time.
Jefferson was arguing that one generation had no right to bind another. He made that argument (not



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Huntington police arrest suspect in shooting that hospitalized victim

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — Police have found and arrested a suspect in a shooting from last week.
Chase Misner (HPD)
Chase Misner, 20, of Huntington, allegedly fired a shot from a gun that struck a victim in the shoulder at around 7 a.m. on September 17 in the 600 block of 31st Street. The victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police said the victim is in stable condition.
A collaborative effort from Cabell County sheriff’s deputies, Huntington police, and Home Confinement


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Kanawha County school communities dealing with tragic deaths of aide, student just hours apart

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A double tragedy in the Kanawha County system.
Two of the three deaths that occurred a few hours apart Monday in South Charleston had ties to local schools.
Alison Ross, 58, of Nitro, was a second grade instructional aide at Richmond Elementary School in South Charleston.
Ross was driving across the Dunbar Toll Bridge after school on Monday when her car was struck by an oncoming vehicle. Both Ross and the driver of the other vehicle, Roy Day, 68, of Hurricane, died from


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PSC wants Gauley River PSD, West Virginia American Water operating deal executed

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The state Public Service Commission has ordered the Gauley River Public Service District to implement an agreement to allow West Virginia Water Company to begin operating its system that provides water to the Mount Olive State Prison in Fayette County.
It’s been more than two years since the PSC ordered the operation and management (O&M) agreement but Gauley River PSD appealed to the state Supreme Court.
The appeal was unsuccessful.
The PSC order issued Tuesday said it’s


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One worker dead, 2 workers injured at I-79 work site on Monongalia-Marion county line

FAIRMONT, W.Va. —  State police are investigating a deadly accident that happened Tuesday morning at an I-79 work site near the Monongalia-Marion county line.
Three workers were in or near a lift working on the bridge under construction at White Day Creek Road.
At around 9:30 a.m. emergency radio traffic indicates two of the workers fell. One had to be cut out of the lift.
One of the victims died at the scene and another was transported to Ruby Memorial Hospital by private vehicle. No


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Greenbrier County hardwood floor plant to close

RONCEVERTE, W.Va. — A major employer in Greenbrier County has announced plans to shut down.
Mullican Flooring in Ronceverte gave employees a 60-day WARN notice of layoff Monday. The plant is operated by Bailey Lumber Company in Hamburg, New York.
Plant officials said in the current state of the economy, there is low demand for high-end hardwood flooring. According to a source the company has a high inventory and cannot continue with production since sales are slow.
Officials say the operation of


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DNR Director addresses case of employee’s hunting violations

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A no-contest plea to a series of game law violations by an employee of the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has raised questions.
The case involved Geoffrey Brinker, 37, a Wildlife Resources Specialist with the DNR’s District 2 office in Romney.
Brinker was cited by Natural Resources Police with three game law violations over a deer killed during the 2025 hunting season in Hampshire County. He was cited for failure to obtain a Class RG resident or Class RRG

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West Virginia Supreme Court considers clash over ultimate authority on education rules

West Virginia Supreme Court justices heard arguments in a power struggle over who has the final authority over education regulations, the Legislature or the state Board of Education.
Retired Justice Beth Walker joined the court for the oral arguments. Newly elected Justice Bill Flanigan, who recently served as a state delegate, stepped aside.
At the center of the conflict is a bill passed during the 2025 legislative session, House Bill 2755, which makes a case that the Legislature exercises

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WVSSAC Playoff Ratings: Week 4

AAAA

Rank

School

Rating

Won

Lost

Tied

Scored

Allowed

Points

Bonus

1
UNIVERSITY
16
4
0
0
233
60
60
4








2
MORGANTOWN
15.67
3
0
0
132
12
45
2








3
GEORGE WASHINGTON
15.25
4
0
0
178
33
54
7








4
MARTINSBURG
13.33
3
0
0
144
28
36
4








5
WOODROW WILSON
11.95
3
1
0
152
120
42
5.8








6
HUNTINGTON
11.33
2
1
0
101
75
27
7








7
CABELL MIDLAND
11
3
1
0
130
48
39
5








8
WHEELING PARK
10
2
2
0
72
148
30
10








9
SPRING MILLS
9.05
2
2
0
116
130
30
6.2








10
PARKERSBURG
8.93
2
2
0
64
91
30
5.7








11
MUSSELMAN
8
1
3
0
58
102
15
17








12

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Calls continue for Berkeley County House candidate to withdraw after troubling social media posts surface

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Public outcry continues for the Republican candidate seeking a House of Delegates seat in the Eastern Panhandle to withdraw from the race.
Chris Clagett
Chris Clagett has fallen under scrutiny after troubling social media posts surfaced from earlier this year. The 91st District seat covers much of southern Berkeley County. He’s opposed by Democratic candidate David Michaels in the race.
As first reported by West Virginia Watch, Clagett allegedly made disparaging comments in


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