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For The Inter-Mountain CHARLESTON — Melody Potter, the first woman to lead the West Virginia Republican Party into legislative supermajorities, the re-election of the Democrat-turned-Republican governor, and an all-Republican Board of Public Works, resigned Monday evening. “I am resigning my position as Chairwoman of the West Virginia Republican Party, effective immediately,” Potter wrote in a letter to members of the West Virginia Republican Executive Committee on Monday evening. “I am sorry that I have not been able to notify you before now.” Potter cited the health of her parents...

By STEVEN ALLEN ADAMS Staff Reporter CHARLESTON — Melody Potter, the first woman to lead the West Virginia Republican into legislative supermajorities, the

Unfortunately, Americans have many reasons not to trust their national institutions and little to believe in. I’ve commented throughout the 2020 election process that the re-election of President Donald Trump was not a life or death proposition to me. Unlike some, I’ve managed to be critical of this Republican president when it was appropriate. His constant bickering with political enemies was — and is — not presidential. Many of his legendary tweets should never have been written. Still, when one considers the treatment Trump received from his critics over four long years...

and seven years later i think we are here. >> i had known about edward muybridge as most of us do when i mentioned those photographs of the horses, a lot of folks nodded their heads. for many years, but in all of the scholarly stuff that i had read about him, there was no mention of the murder that he committed. and i thought it might be interesting to tell the story of an inventor who committed murder and who changed the course of media history in the process. so it was like going back to an idea that had been simmering for a long time. >> they are both figures that i think, especia...

first, our big story -- baltimore's mayor and city council are at odds of the city budget last night. they discussed key measures, like the bottle tax and rolling billboards on fire trucks. but not everyone is on the same page. the council proved their point with a big statement. >> baltimore city council took a rare stand against the mayor last night, signaling its intention to go against a proposed budget. the mayor and council to agree on the city don't tax -- on the city bottle tax. city council also unanimously approved a bill to sell ad space on the side of fire trucks and medi...