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Meaningless 'thoughts and prayers' | News, Sports, Jobs - Shepherdstown Chronicle

So now we know. The Lewiston, Maine, shooter had serious mental issues so, had he not killed himself, he could have been disarmed. Of what comfort is this to th

Garry G. Geffert: Laws can reduce gun deaths

Garry G. Geffert is a Martinsburg, West Virginia, resident.

Legislation can reduce gun violence

So now we know. The Lewiston, Maine shooter had serious mental issues so that, had he not killed himself, he could have been disarmed. Of what comfort is this to

Diane Mufson: Gun safety in WV needs attention but won't get it | Opinion

Last month, a column by Phil Kabler in the Charleston Gazette-Mail caught my eye. He wrote, “Although it hasn’t generated much in the way of headlines, a study in the

Garry Geffert: Politicians who won't protect us should quit (Opinion)

So now we know. The Lewiston, Maine, shooter had serious mental issues so, had he not killed himself, he could have been disarmed. Of what comfort is this to the

Cabell sheriff gives update on dash, body cams initiative

HUNTINGTON — Nearly two months after the death of a 13-year-old girl who was struck and killed by an off-duty deputy on Dec. 30, 2022, the issue of dash cameras

Editorial: All law enforcers need dash cams and body cams

The sheriff’s departments of at least two of West Virginia’s most populous counties don’t have body cameras for their officers or dash cams for their vehicles. That needs to change.

Editorial: All law enforcers need dash cams and body cams

The sheriff’s departments of at least two of West Virginia’s most populous counties don’t have body cameras for their officers or dash cams for their vehicles. That needs to change.