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Letters to the Editor

Residents offer views on Corridor H route

As property owners in Thomas, we have been trying to learn as much as we can about the pros and cons of the alternative routes of the planned Parsons-to-Davis section of Corridor H. Understanding both that there is a need for this section and also that its construction will inevitably bring ...

Delegate: W.Va. is in need of CIT

There are bipartisan efforts to increase West Virginia’s economic development. These efforts were reflected by our politicians, educators, and business leaders successfully persuading LG, an international corporation, to bring their operations to West Virginia. We must develop better ...

Reader agrees with W.Va.’s rankings

In response to the editorial on families published in the Jan. 17 edition of The Inter-Mountain, I would like to share the following things on the rankings, which in my opinion were correct about West Virginia. 1. We lack reliable internet in all 55 counties, making it difficult for ...

Vital campaigns may affect presidency

Iowa and New Hampshire are now out of the way. Obviously, the campaign for president is getting all the attention. But there are other potentially vital campaigns just starting. They may play a significant role in who is the next president. Those are races for members of the U. S. House of ...

Each issue brings memories for reader

Congratulations to the award-winning Inter-Mountain! A long-time dear friend recently got me a limited subscription and I am very pleased with your newspaper. Memories abound, as I began my broadcasting career at WDNE radio. I spent 1953 on the air there and later on radio and TV in my ...

Getting civilized is good for our health

Congratulations to South Korea for finally joining Western civilization in banning dog meat trade. When will we be taking the next civilized step of banning all animal meat trade? What ever makes dogs more deserving of life and liberty than cows and pigs? But there is more. According to the ...