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What a great world when people volunteer to help those in need! While we tend to look at all the bad each day it's exciting to know that there are still people interested in doing the right thing. Everyday the news is full of war, natural disasters and many things we have no power over. However ...

Through the Lens (Baseball Then and Now)

With the arrival of spring comes the sport of baseball. Each year as the last snows of winter melt away high school coaches return with their teams to play a truly American game. Baseball fields that a month ago was cover by winters shadows have warmed in the spring sun. Outfields darkened by ...

Buckle Up for a Safe Ride

Earlier this month, the West Virginia Governor's Highway Safety Program began a statewide Click It or Ticket enforcement campaign. As always, the Transportation Division of the Public Service Commission is cooperating and doing its part to keep everyone safe on West Virginia's roadways. The ...

Tyler County FFA Officers Address Agriculture Topics

Tyler County Officers recently wrote articles highlighting agriculture topics. This is the third in a series of these articles that will be posted in the Tyler Star News. Agriculture In West Virginia By: Austin VanCamp Personally, when I think about agriculture in West Virginia, I think ...

Tyler County FFA Officers Address Agriculture Topics

Tyler County FFA officers recently wrote articles highlightly FFA and agriculture topics. This is the second in a series of these articles that will be posted in the Tyler Star News Community Service of the FFA By Allie Wince Strong community bonds are formed from participants providing ...

Through the Lens (I Spy, You Spy, Everyone Spy’s)

Growing up in the sixties I knew the Russians were spying on us from behind every tree and from far above. I never stopped to wonder why they wanted to know what we kids were doing on Circle Drive. We never had any secrets, well maybe from our parents, but not the Russians. Heck, I had never ...

The Butterfly Effect or Why You Matter Greg Kozera

The Butterfly Effect is a hypothesis presented to the New York Academy of Science in 1963 by Edward Lorenz. His theory simply stated is; A butterfly could flap its wings and set molecules of air in motion, which would move other molecules of air, in turn moving more molecules of air-eventually ...

Through the Lens (Along the Way with Paul Faux)

One of the real joys I have these days besides my life with Mary, is talking with people I meet each time I go to town. Last week I met up with my friend, Earl Yost at our morning watering hole, Quinet's. We were joined by someone I have known from a distance for years. But our lives were in ...

Broadband Data Maps

We all know how critical internet access is to our daily lives. From remote work, to homework for our children, to communications, to shopping and entertainment we are a completely connected society these days. Although the Public Service Commission does not have jurisdiction over the ...

Editorial

With winter weather we can expect our streets and roadways to be a little rough and dirty. With the heavy rain we had a few weeks ago, streets in the area were flooded and quite the mess. That was a few weeks ago, however, a drive through the area might have you shaking your head in disbelief ...