By BRETT DUNLAP
The Parkersburg News and Sentinel
(News and Sentinel photo by Brett Dunlap)
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — The area could benefit from downstream industries using the state’s natural gas products to make a variety of products, a group of economic students told community and business leaders.
Also, other new businesses can diversify the state’s economy, the group said.
Brian Lego, research assistant professor, Bureau of Business and Economic Research at West Virginia University, and three of his students who have been looking at economic trends of the Parkersburg area as part of the statewide Economic Outlook Conference Series presented a report Wednesday at West Virginia University at Parkersburg to area leaders.
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