J. Damon Cain is a local journalist based in Beckley, West Virginia. He writes for several newspapers including The Register-Herald, Cleburne Times Review, and Fayette Tribune. His articles cover a range of topics including local news, community events, and human interest stories.
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Of all the county magistrate races on the Raleigh County primary ballot on Tuesday, and there were a handful, a familiar name stood atop them all at day’s end.
Citizens in Raleigh County voted overwhelmingly in support of two levies – one for the schools and the other for fire protection and equipment.
Dave Tolliver, a Raleigh County Commissioner perhaps best known for his push to extended clean water and sewer service throughout the rural reaches of the county, died on Monday from
When Donald Trump was found guilty on 34 charges of falsifying business records in a porn star, election fraud, hush money case, Republican elected officials in West Virginia and beyond
J. Damon Cain is editor of The Register-Herald in Beckley, West Virginia. Email him at [email protected].
It’s happening. Joe Biden is aging before our eyes. It happened, certainly, during his presidential debate with Donald Trump. It happened again on Friday during a brief campaign appearance in
So, anyone else wondering what happens to the Republican Party if its presidential nominee, Donald Trump, loses this fall? If the Democrats hold the Senate and — clutch your pearls
Neither of my grandmothers had a hand in raising me — not that they lived next door or in the same town. Nor did I spend a single day in
Pinecrest Business and Technology Park is now in the hands of the Raleigh County Commission.
For all of those folks – Democrats, Independents and, yes, disenfranchised, old-guard conservative Republicans – who did not vote for Donald Trump and now fear the worst for our country,
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