Barrat Leads Way in AI Research H.S. Leigh Koonce March 19, 2019 Education Robbie Barrat’s revolutionary research relating to artificial intelligence (AI) has earned him numerous plaudits, an art...
That MAGA Thing—the Problem is … “Again” Carol Williams March 19, 2019 Politics Walking towards my departure gate at Reagan National Airport last October, I passed a kiosk selling merchandise items sp...
Waking Up That Winterized Body Chris Crawford March 9, 2019 Health & Wellness With the advent of spring comes the fear of donning that summer bathing suit with the addition of some extra curves—the ...
Reclaiming the Future of Appalachia Robin Murphy March 9, 2019 Environment According to Houser, Bordoff, and Marsters, 2017, West Virginia’s total coal job loss from Q4 2011 to Q4 2016 was 12,533...
Martinsburg High School’s Grant Harman Simply Won’t Be Denied Mike Chalmers March 1, 2019 Features, Sports Say the name Grant Harman pretty much anywhere in the Panhandle, and those who follow sports, and many others, will not ...
Orphan of the Confederacy—Illegitimate Step-Sister of the Union Carol Williams February 25, 2019 Community, Politics —The namesake and narrative behind Martinsburg’s Belle Boyd House. In the millennial revision of the American Civil W...
Shepherd University Announces First Poet-in-Residence Independent Submission February 25, 2019 Education Dr. Hope Maxwell Snyder, poet laureate of Shepherdstown, has returned to Shepherd University as the school’s first poet-...
Audubon Remains America’s Premier Bird Artist Doug Pifer February 25, 2019 Environment John James Audubon was a French immigrant who adopted nineteenth-century America as his home. Early on, he resolved to r...
The Case for Cannabis in WV John Doyle February 10, 2019 Politics The West Virginia Legislature passed a bill two years ago legalizing the consumption of marijuana for medicinal purposes...
New Yoga Studio Seeks to Cultivate Self-Empowerment Robin Murphy February 10, 2019 Health & Wellness What comes to mind when you hear the words Ayurveda, Vinyasa, and Hatha? How about downward dog, warrior one, and child’...
We Went Back to School and Asked: What’s for Lunch? Claire Stuart February 10, 2019 Education, Features Ask random adults what school lunches were like when they were kids, and the answers can range from great to awful, depe...
Maryland Pipeline Vote Creates Potential Roadblock for Rockwool Independent Submission January 30, 2019 Environment, Politics The Eastern Panhandle Expansion Project pipeline would, if built, run from Fulton county, PA, to Jefferson County, WV. ...
