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Thailand’s most popular political party, Move Forward, is facing the familiar threat of dissolution by court order, but senior members say plans are already in place for a swift comeback if they are disbanded, refusing to let their reform movement die. MFP secured a plurality in Thailand’s May 2023 elections with 14 million votes and…

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Thumbs up to Michelle Rotellini, president and CEO of the Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce, for an ambitious effort to flip the status quo and elevate and spread conversations regarding

By Josephine E. Moore

BECKLEY, WV (WOAY) - West Virginia's primary elections are a mere 33 days away. As election night draws closer, a new poll shows things tightening at the top as the race grows more contentious. Most of the candidates in the governor's race appeared at a "Meet the Candidate Forum" that was part of the Beckley-Raleigh

BECKLEY (WVNS) – With ‘Future Forward 2024’ ending, The Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce is hosting a special dinner. The 103rd Annual BRCCC Dinner is on Thursday, May 9, 2024. To honor Bill Withers, they are having a ‘Lovely Day’ red carpet affair. The Community Service and Leadership Award is being presented at the event […]

A gubernatorial candidate forum in Raleigh County gave a voice to some lesser-known candidates running for West Virginias highest office.

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) – The Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center was filled with residents who want to learn more about improving their community on April 9, 2024. From speakers to sponsors, many were gathered to look toward the future. ‘Future Forward 2024’ was hosted by the Beckley-Raleigh County Chamber of Commerce. Discussion sessions, a business showcase, and […]

Local leaders who are engaged in economic development in southern West Virginia said community support and collaboration are vital when looking to redevelop and revitalize areas.

In an article  at the World Socialist Web Site, Robert Campion reflects on the impending fate of Move Forward, noting that the "proceedings demonstrate the utterly anti-democratic character of the Thai parliamentary system." It is argued that the "party’s dissolution would represent the disenfranchisement of 38 percent of those voting in last year’s election, or…