By Steven Allen Adams, The Parkersburg News and Sentinel CHARLESTON — For years, lawmakers have requested to see long-term financial plans from Gov. Jim Justice and revenue officials in West Virginia with no luck. Now, lawmakers say they need to see these forecasts before considering Justice’s 5% personal income tax[Read More…]
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Dreama Denver unveiling new ‘Gilligan’s Island’ book Sunday at Tamarack
By Greg Jordan BECKLEY – Sixty years ago, a TV show about some castaways on a tropical island became an American icon, so this special anniversary is being celebrated with the publication of a scrapbook about the life and career of the actor who helped bring it to life. The[Read More…]
“Miss Amazing — West Virginia” returning to Clarksburg to showcase young women and girls with disabilities
Press Release Clarksburg, W.Va. – “Miss Amazing” is a national nonprofit organization that draws inspiration from pageantry to teach young women and girls with disabilities important self-advocacy skills. In addition, the organization utilizes more than 30 day-long state events throughout the country to nurture sisterhood, increase visibility, and to open[Read More…]
Shale Crescent USA named finalist for Platts Global Energy Award
West Virginia Press Association MARIETTA, OH — Shale Crescent USA has been recognized as a finalist for the 2024 Annual Platts Global Energy Awards, a premier recognition in the energy industry celebrating corporate and individual innovation, leadership, and exemplary performance across multiple categories. The Platts Global Energy Awards, hosted by[Read More…]
Greenbrier Valley EDC and Greenbrier Chamber host Small Business Resource Fair
West Virginia Press Association MAXWELTON, W.Va. – Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation (EDC) and the Greater Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce are hosting a Small Business Resource Roundup on Wednesday, October 16, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. at Country Roads Beer Company in White Sulphur Springs. The open house style event is free[Read More…]
Justice encourages lawmakers to give his proposed 5% income tax cut a chance
By Steven Allen Adams, for The Intelligencer CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice praised the West Virginia Legislature for passing some of his special session bills Monday before adjourning until next week, while encouraging lawmakers to give his proposal for a 5% personal income tax cut a chance. Speaking during his[Read More…]
West Virginia National Guard to assist ongoing Hurricane Helene response in South Carolina
Staff reports, The Exponent Telegram ‘CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Gov. Jim Justice on Tuesday activated members of the West Virginia National Guard to support ongoing disaster response and recovery efforts in North Carolina and South Carolina in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, though the deployment to North Carolina has[Read More…]
Morrisey, Williams agree to new debate
By Steven Allen Adams, Ogden Newspapers CHARLESTON — The Republican and Democratic candidates for governor of West Virginia have agreed tentatively to a new debate after a previously planned debate fell through.Republican Attorney General Patrick Morrisey and Democratic Huntington Mayor Steve Williams have agreed to a debate hosted by WV[Read More…]
Justice declares state of emergency in Mercer County
Bluefield — West Virginia’s governor declared a State of Emergency for Mercer County late Tuesday afternoon following significant damage caused across southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia by the remnants of Hurricane Helene. The powerful storm left widespread destruction in its wake, impacting homes, businesses, and other infrastructure, state officials said.[Read More…]
Morgan County farmers still overcoming multiple impacts from summer drought
By Kate Evans, Morgan Messenger While recent rains have helped offset a lengthy drought, area farmers have been having a rough time because of this summer’s lack of rainfall. From dried-up pastures, less hay and reduced crops to wells running dry and feeding cattle early, farmers have been hit hard.[Read More…]
