Members of the West Virginia media mingled with state legislators and business representatives at the West Virginia Press Association’s Media Social Thursday evening at the Culture Center in Charleston.
Sponsors for the event included AARPWV, The Health Plan and Vandalia as well as WVU University Relations, WVPA Foundation and the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine.
The WV Press Media Social was at the Culture Center Thursday evening, Feb. 27. WVPA photosWest Virginia Secretary of State Kris Warner, center, and assistants from his office, right, talk with Del. Marty Gearheart, R-Mercer at the WVPA Media Social on Thursday, Feb. 27.West Virginia Sen. Robbie Morris, R-Randolph, and WVU Mountaineer Braden Adkins at the WVPA Media Social on Thursday, Feb. 27.Some of the media representing were, from left, Doug Reynolds, HD Media; Stella Gill, West Virginia Press Association; Christina Myer, Parkersburg News and Sentinel and WVPA board member; Jim McGoldrick, St. Marys Oracle and WVPA board member; Doug Skaff Jr, HD Media and WVPA interim executive director; Carol Fulks, WVPA, Jim Spanner, Ogden Newspaper and WVPA board member; and Andy Kniceley, WV News.The WV Press Media Social was at the Culture Center Thursday evening, Feb. 27. The Olive Tree provided refreshments.The WV Press Media Social was at the Culture Center Thursday evening, Feb. 27.
