WVU Today‘ West Virginia University plant expert Sven Verlinden, an associate professor in the WVU Davis College of Agriculture and Natural Resources, says its possible to keep poinsettias healthy and vibrant throughout the holiday season with a few simple tips. Quotes: “You may find that poinsettias can come in different colors other than the[Read More…]
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Hope for a bright future, is no myth
By Greg KozeraDirector of Marketing for Shale Crescent USA Last Sunday Lynnda and I attended the Christmas Luncheon at the West Virginia Radio and TV Museum and Hall of Fame at Huntington. One of the presenters mentioned, “One of my claims to fame is, I was there and saw Chuck[Read More…]
Thirst for Trust: Beset by US-highest water violation rate, WV has weaker standards than other states
By Mike TonyCharleston Gazette-Mail Editor’s note: This report was supported by the Pulitzer Center and is part of a Gazette-Mail series on drinking water quality in West Virginia. West Virginia lawmakers took a familiar stance Wednesday. They backed weakening state water quality standards. The West Virginia Legislative Rule-Making Review Committee[Read More…]
West Virginia, Ohio officials urge caution after weekend snowfall
Staff reportsThe Parkersburg News and Sentinel PARKERSBURG – Everyone is being advised to be prepared for the effects of winter weather following heavy snow over the weekend. In West Virginia, the governor Saturday declared a state of preparedness because of the weather. The declaration is in effect until Thursday for[Read More…]
Sights of the Season: Let it snow
WVU agribusiness advocate suggests local farms for holiday food and unique gifts
WVU Today An agribusiness expert from West Virginia University Extension says whether you’re planning a holiday meal or searching for a meaningful gift, you don’t have to look beyond your own community. In fact, shopping at local farms and agribusinesses can connect you with distinctive, handcrafted products while keeping more dollars close to[Read More…]
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Arctic air dropping temperatures to the single digits Sunday evening
By Greg JordanThe Register-Herald BECKLEY — Unwelcome arctic air expected Sunday evening could plunge the region into single-digit temperatures, but forecasters expect this visitor to leave by early next week and temperatures could rise close to 40 degrees by mid-week. Meteorologists with the National Weather Service’s office in Charleston issued[Read More…]
Jeffrey Lusk, director of Hatfield-McCoy Trails, rides into the sunset after 20 years of growth
By Rick SteelhammerCharleston Gazette-Mail Twenty years ago, when Jeffrey Lusk became the first executive director of the Hatfield McCoy Regional Recreation Authority, the Hatfield-McCoy Trails network consisted of five trail systems offering motorizedtrail riders a total of 400 miles of trail in four Southern West Virginia counties. By the time[Read More…]
Morrisey announces $15.4M for water and sewer upgrades, conservation programs
Staff reportsThe Parkersburg News and Sentinel CHARLESTON — State funding was announced Friday for four ongoing water and sewer projects in the region. * Union Williams Public Service District was awarded $474,508 through the WVWDA to provide wastewater treatment plant and collection system upgrades. The primary project area is Waverly[Read More…]
