CHARLESTON — A bill to allow children to receive sex-change therapy has been submitted for introduction in the West Virginia House of Delegates. Delegates Storch, Higginbotham, Bates, Reed, Hansen, Thompson, Doyle, Bates, Young, and Graves all served as co-sponsors to HB3033, ironically
BUCKHANNON — On Sunday, August 2, 2020, longtime sheriff, magistrate, and politician Eugene Charles Suder passed away at the age of 87. At the time of his passing, Mr. Suder was at his home. He was born December 15, 1932, in Upshur
This political season, we have witnessed a local election like no other. Buckhannon City Council candidate Matthew Kerner pulled a gun on an unarmed citizen after 2 other candidates (Shauna Jones and Scott Preston) aligned themselves as running with him as a
BUCKHANNON — Caiden Cowger has announced that Mountaineer Journal will provide live results of the 2020 Buckhannon City Election on Tuesday, June 9. This will be the first time that live election results in Buckhannon will be provided digitally, as the returns
DIVISION 1 Tim Armstead has a proven conservative track record, defending life and the rule of law. Armstead restored integrity in the West Virginia Supreme Court, now serving as the Chief Justice. Formerly, Armstead served as the Republican Speaker of the House,
BUCKHANNON — Mayor David McCauley leads Councilman Robbie Skinner by 2.7 points, according to the first poll published in the Buckhannon City Election. The April 2, 7, Mountaineer Journal survey of registered city voters found that 49.3 percent said they would choose McCauley while
In a joint press release, Mountaineer Journal and The Record Delta have decided to postpone the city election debate due to the coronavirus outbreak. When we first scheduled the debate, groups under 50 people were still allowed. The advised number was then
On April 2, Mountaineer Journal and The Record Delta will premiere the second city election debate on Facebook, beginning at 6p. Qualifying candidates for mayor, city recorder, and city council have been invited to participate. The initial debate will take place on
BUCKHANNON — Additional controversial remarks have surfaced of Buckhannon City Council Candidate Asad Derya Khan (D) expressing that members of the Islamic faith should also be recognized as victims, just as the families who lost their loved ones during the 2001 attack
