Parkways officials push Tamarack toward solvency
The Parkways Authority reports Tamarack shows progress with a smaller red balance and improvements including a new manager, signage upgrades, and a meals focus. Aiming to cut losses via online sales and a food court, officials acknowledge still years from breaking even while praising ongoing actions.
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National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness Week Call
The piece urges organ donation as the greatest gift beyond money and stresses donating blood tissue or organs can save lives. It emphasizes telling loved ones of your decision to ensure your wish is honored and highlights modern medicine’s reliance on donor generosity.
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Voters face a choice on leadership in West Virginia
Guest columnist Charlie Feldhake argues state government must prioritize respect for people and the environment over profits. He cites energy industry abuses, corporate influence, and the May 12 primary as a turning point, urging voters to back leaders who support a people friendly, sustainable economy and citizen safeguards.
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Reader letter highlights Peggy Farmer’s help saving Title I program
Fayetteville reader commends Peggy Farmer for arranging meetings that restored Title I remedial services for another year after a board decision cut them. The letter, signed by Carolyn Sizemore, praises Farmer and thanks Phil Tissue for service to the Fayette County school system.
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Samaritan Aids Stranded Motorists On West Virginia Turnpike
Audrey Cain Cox of Beckley praises Dave Akers of Oakwood Mobile Homes who stopped to help her mother after a total knee replacement and summoned state police, describing him as a godsend amid heavy highway traffic on April 8.
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