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August 4, 2021 - 12:59 am
Over the course of a long career in radio, I have written thousands of news stories and commentaries. But what I wrote earlier this week was perhaps the most surreal. It was the press release from West Virginia Radio Corporation that our president and CEO Dale Miller is retiring.
Dale is 69 and, as he said in an email to our employees, “Everything in life has a beginning, middle and end. The real art is to know when that end is upon us.”
Dale’s choice of the word “art” was interesting; During his 44 years heading up our company, Dale has always had the heart and eye of an artist. He has been a visionary who imagined great things for our company, then put himself and those around him to work making them happen.
West Virginia Radio President Dale Miller announces retirement after long, successful career
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Liberals, still flush from defeating Trump and taking control of both houses of Congress, are adjusting to the grim reality that the fate of their bold legislative agenda lies with one of Washington’s most conservative Democrats: a pro-coal, anti-choice, Trump-friendly fiscal hawk who voted to confirm Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court. As soon as Democrats took control of the upper chamber, Twitter began buzzing with jokes about the money that would flow into West Virginia as Democrats wooed Joe Manchin: Some posted pictures of futuristic cityscapes, others photos of lavish mountaintop research facilities, with the caption, “West Virginia after 2 years of Joe Manchin getting whatever he wants.”
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