From the Public Notice Resource Center: I. Public Notice Public notice is information alerting citizens of government or government-related activities that may cause a citizen to take action. Traditionally and effectively newspapers—that are intended for general circulation, published regularly at short intervals, containing intelligence of current news of[Read More…]
By Mike Tony, Charleston Gazette-Mail CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia has the nation’s highest percentage of public water systems with drinking water violations, according to a new Gazette-Mail analysis of federal data. Of West Virginia’s 831 public water systems, 622 — 74.8% — had drinking water violations in 2023, according[Read More…]
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Riley M. Moore issued the following statement applauding President Trump’s new executive order to dismantle the Department of Education: “I proudly ran on eliminating the federal Department of Education and block granting those dollars directly to the states, and I am proud to see that come to[Read More…]
By Steven Allen Adams for The Journal CHARLESTON — Several bills making their way through the legislative process this year seek to place the rule-making authority of the West Virginia Department of Education in the hands of lawmakers despite a higher court ruling preventing the Legislature from exercising this authority[Read More…]
By Joselyn King, The Intelligencer WHEELING – New U.S. Rep. Riley Moore got himself appointed to the House Appropriations Committee, and now he is backing the trade tariffs enacted by President Donald Trump as a means to right the economy. “I will say it was harder for me to get[Read More…]
By Anna Goldizen, The Daily Athenaeum MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Executive Director of Communications April Kaull will depart WVU to accept a position as associate vice president for strategic communications at Carnegie Mellon University, according to a Carnegie Mellon release Wednesday. Kaull’s last day at WVU will be March 31. She is set[Read More…]
By Tabitha Johnston, The Shepherdstown Chronicle SHEPHERDSTOWN — The inaugural Shepherding Women in Business Conference was held in the Storer Ballroom on Saturday. The conference was the brainchild of Shepherd University student Chloe Waldeck, who was inspired to create it after assisting with a women’s conference in another state for[Read More…]
The Parkersburg News and Sentinel One is tempted to wonder who in the motorcycle insurance industry got hold of state lawmakers this year, after discussion of a couple of motorcycle-related ideas in the House of Delegates. House Bill 2752 has actually been dubbed a “freedom from leg cramps bill” by[Read More…]
West Virginia Press Association LEWISBURG, W.Va. – President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., after acknowledging recent accomplishments of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM), broke from tradition on March 18 by focusing most of his annual State of the School address on strategic initiatives to move the school forward. “That[Read More…]
By Sarah Frazier, Asher Agency Welcome to the Digital Age—But Who’s Getting Left Out? Imagine you’re excited about checking out a new restaurant. You get there, but—uh-oh—there’s no ramp, no accessible entrance, and the menu is written in a font so tiny it looks like a secret code. Frustrating, right?[Read More…]
By Charles Young, WV News CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Members of the West Virginia House of Delegates Judiciary Committee on Wednesday began discussion of a bill that would restore gun rights to nonviolent felons. House Bill 2618 would “automatically” restore the Second Amendment right of gun ownership to those[Read More…]
