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Managing Stress and Worry Following the Holiday Season

The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy, love, and celebration, but for many the days that follow bring a period of overwhelming stress and anxiety. Now that the New Year is upon us it's essential to acknowledge the emotional challenges that come with this time of year. ...

Backyard Grilling Safety: Protecting Your Family and Friends

As we continue through the warm months, many of us look forward to spending time outdoors with family and friends, enjoying good food and company. Backyard grilling is a popular activity during the summer months, but it can also pose significant safety risks if not done properly. A recent gas ...

A Timeless Adage for Resilience

The phrase "When the going gets tough, the tough get going" is a timeless adage that has inspired individuals to push beyond their limits and persevere in the face of adversity. This phrase, often attributed to American football coach Knute Rockne, has become a rallying cry for those who refuse ...

Saving Lives And Reducing Risk

Severe weather events like hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods pose a significant threat to life and property in the United States. Recently we have seen devastating flooding in West Virginia,Texas, and North Carolina. These separate weather events have destroyed homes, businesses and recreation ...

Letters to the Editor | VIEW ALL

Letter to Editor, 2

One of the two major Christian Holidays was celebrated last week on December 25th, in remembrance of the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. In the old testament alone, there were over 400 prophecies of the coming of the son of the true and living God. In Isaiah 7-14, “Therefore the ...

Letter To Editor,

John Fitzgerald Kennedy, affectionately known to us as Jack Kennedy, served as the United States of America’s thirty-fifth president. Assassinated sixty-two years ago while riding through Dallas, Texas, in the open presidential Lincoln limousine, Jack Kennedy has been revered and honored ...

Issue 1 is worse than Roe

We have all seen the ads in favor of Issue 1 stating that it is needed because women need to have access to abortions and miscarriage care. These are false claims that must be challenged. The Ohio Revised code specifically distinguishes abortion from miscarriage (see Section 2919.11). ...

Letter To Editor

I would like to thank all the businesses that donated to help pay for the bands for the Paden City Music in the Park. Boat Side Deliveries, Auto Related George McDonald, Bayer Heritage Federal Credit Union, Jarvis Funeral Home, Paden City Development Authority, and the Wetzel County Commission. ...

Columns by Chuck Clegg | VIEW ALL

Through The Lens (Part 2) The Snow Mouse

The auditorium was dark and quiet with only the small bare bulb hanging over the stage to break the darkness. Creek, creek, came the soft sounds of oiled boards as someone came down the long hallway toward the dark quiet room. The thin silhouette of a tall man could be seen against the yellow ...

Through the Lens (Enough is Enough)

By now you may have heard that the new director of the Wetzel County Animals Shelter Charles Brown, hired on October 26, has resigned from his position. Why? His actions have been reviewed on social media concerning his handling of his job and employees. Mr. Brown's actions may have been his ...

Through the Lens (Decades of Dedication)

In the year 1980, President Jimmy Carter put in place a grain embargo against Russia. That was the year our first Global Positioning system became active in commercial use. That same year, Coach Mark Romick returned to River High School. Little did he know that 45 years later, he would still be ...

Through The Lens (Veterans Day)

Some years ago, my wife and I were visiting my son and his family for the day. We decided to visit a small park that sits along the Muskingum River hoping to see a passing riverboat. My youngest grandson and I were exploring the riverbank in the park, when we came upon a bronze sculpture ...

Columns by Greg Kozera | VIEW ALL

Greg Kozera: 50 Years or 50 Miles, It’s the Dream

Lynnda and I enjoyed a second Honeymoon this week in Florida at Disney World. We had a special dinner and viewed the Magic Kingdom fireworks from the top of the Contemporary Resort Hotel. Time flies. It doesn’t seem like we have been married 50 Years this month. I asked Lynnda if she expected ...

Greg Kozera: More than Words, Non-verbal Communication

My daughter, Dannielle, her husband and Arnie, their 7-year-old golden retriever came home for Memorial Day weekend. Arnie can’t speak a word of English but has a large vocabulary. Words like treat, outside, toy, food, and bedtime are commonly understood by most dogs. Arnie takes ...

Greg Kozera: Welcome To The Real World!

A few years ago, Lynnda and I were on vacation in mid-July with our youngest son and his family. Lauren, his second oldest, was getting ready to go off to college. She was working a part-time summer job. During the vacation she announced she wanted to quit because, “They want me to work 3 ...

Greg Kozera: Example is the Only Thing

As a coach, in practice or a game, I take advantage of teachable moments to drive home a point or a behavior we want our players to repeat. When we won the 2024 State Championship after only winning one of our first 7 games, the first lesson was; Don’t give up on your dreams. The other lesson ...