Congressman Alan Mollohan, who had no opposition from the GOP in eight of his 14 election bids, could have more than a half dozen Republicans vying to unseat him in 2010.
This article appeared in print on Nov. 11, 2009, on page A1 of the Charleston Daily Mail.
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A plan by five of West Virginia’s most powerful unions to take over the state Public Employees Insurance Agency faces political and practical obstacles.
While there is likely to be opposition from state lawmakers to giving unions control [...]
The dean of Marshall University’s largest college changed two grades given to West Virginia Treasurer John Perdue’s daughter, and the classroom professor is asking for an investigation by the university’s Faculty Senate.
The companies that mine coal and the companies that burn it are taking opposite approaches to a plan intended to prevent global climate change.
CLAY COUNTY, W.Va. — In a burial plot that is 19 feet long and nine feet wide,Albert Dancy Jr. lies in a casket in a vault in his 1967 Chevy pickup.