Opinion

The Editorial category is a roundup of links to editorials and columns from West Virginia newspapers.

Opinion: Judge Not! Listen and Learn

By Greg Kozera, Shale Crescent USA “Judge not lest ye be judged.” (Matthew 7:1) Jesus said this over 2,000 years ago. In other words, don’t judge or you will be judged. Jesus went on to say, how you judge others is how you will be judged. Humans have struggled with[Read More…]

Opinion: Safe and reliable water for all

By Charlotte Lane, chair, Public Service Commission of West Virginia One of the most important laws ever enacted by the West Virginia Legislature is the Distressed and Failing Utilities Improvement Act. This 2020 statute gives the Public Service Commission crucial tools for improving water and sewer services. The law allows[Read More…]

Opinion: Have Courage

By Greg Kozera, Shale Crescent USA The senior captains of our high school soccer team had a dream this year to win a third consecutive State Championship. When teaching leadership, we don’t tell our leaders what to dream. We do challenge them to dream high. The captains’ dream wasn’t unexpected.[Read More…]

Column: Tax Credits for Energy Audits

By Charlotte Lane, chair, Public Service Commission of West Virginia I’ve talked with you in the past with suggestions to help control rising energy costs. I’m delving back into that important subject again, but with a different twist. By the way, I appreciate you taking the time to read my[Read More…]

Opinion: The Look of Leadership

By Greg Kozera, Shale Crescent USA Lynnda and I thank everyone for their prayers and well wishes for her recovery. We know prayer is powerful. Pain from the 6-inch incision on her breast where the mass was removed has been minimal. She describes it as discomfort not pain. At home[Read More…]

Opinion: West Virginia businesses can help fight human trafficking in the state

By Mac Warner, W.Va. Secretary of State On October 10th, the WV Secretary of State’s Office officially launched West Virginia Businesses Against Trafficking (WVBAT). WVBAT is a statewide coalition of businesses and business owners who will use their storefronts and facilities to raise awareness of the state’s “You Can” campaign against human trafficking. To understand the role WVBAT plays in[Read More…]

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