Ben Fields is an opinion editor at Herald Dispatch. He focuses on themes such as journalism, media, and societal issues, with a keen interest in LGBTQ+ topics, gender issues, and diversity and inclusion. Ben's work has been featured in notable publications including Slate Magazine and Charleston Gazette-Mail.
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Ben Fields predominantly writes opinion editorials, focusing on personal finance and content & publishing. His articles cover a wide range of topics such as opinions, personal reflections, social commentary, West Virginia-specific issues, and existentialism.
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By: Ben Fields
If you've ever — in what I can only guess would be an incredibly bored state — assumed rural, agricultural-based fairs are not my thing, you're correct. All the same,
By: Ben Fields
Last week, my wife, the boy and I packed up our car with way too much stuff and headed out of town for spring break, our destination long planned.
By: Ben Fields
In an unlikely turn of events, I found myself at the Clay Center over the weekend listening to the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra perform behind magician Michael Grandinetti for a
By: Ben Fields
These are trying times, but you can find good things here and there that put a smile on your face and keep you going.
By: Ben Fields
Some deranged person tried to assassinate President Donald Trump again, this time at the White House Correspondents Dinner in Washington.
On Monday, a cruise ship that had been struck by a deadly outbreak of the hantavirus docked in the Netherlands, The Associated Press reported, with the last of those aboard
By: Ben Fields
Last week the Trump administration announced the musical lineup for an event celebrating the 250th anniversary of the country's founding, stacked mostly with artists who haven't seen the Billboard charts
By: Ben Fields
Next week, it will all come to a head. My personal, decades long war with Ben Folds will be settled, one way or another.
By: Ben Fields
I watched last week as several governors and administrative officials crowded around the Resolute Desk while President Donald Trump announced he would infuse $700 million to keep antiquated coal-fired plants
By: Ben Fields
This week I grabbed three copies of the Gazette-Mail at random from the recycling box in my garage. I went to the obituary pages, writing down the ages of the
