MORGANTOWN — An audiologist, a barber, an electrician or a massage therapist may do more or less the same job in any of the 50 states. But they'll have to jump through different hoops and pay different costs before they can start their job, and to keep doing it. A team from WVU's Knee ...
FAIRMONT — The reaction couldn’t be more typical, Adam Leach said. Leach is vice president of operations for Agile5 Technologies, a firm that does its work at I-79 Technology Park. That’s the expanse just past Fairmont on the southern end of Marion County, and right at the epicenter of north-central West Virginia’s burgeoning tech industry. Meanwhile, if you go to work for his company, be prepared. Because once you get seven years in — you’re going be asked to leave. “Yeah, people will just look at us,” he said. “They say, ‘Seriously? You’re ...
Employees of the Resort at Glade Springs received notification of an upcoming change in their management company that could affect their employment status. The resort is under the umbrella of Gov. Jim Justice’s network of family-owned companies, and the management company is led by some of his associates. The Raleigh County resort’s human resources department sent notification under requirements of the federal Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act. The notification indicated that EMCO Glade Springs Hospitality will cease managing the Resort at Glade Springs ...
Morgantown entrepreneur Frank Vitale is ready to help get some West Virginia businesses their wings. Vitale, who is the founder, president and CEO of Forge Business Solutions, a consulting firm based in the University City, has also been named president of Country Roads Angel Network, a ...
MORGANTOWN – Between long and frequent recesses on Saturday, the last day of the legislative session, the House and Senate managed to complete work on some bills and send them on their way to the governor's office. And, late in the day, both sides finally began passing bills on third ...
MORGANTOWN — The state Senate moved through a series of House bills on Thursday, as both chambers head into the 60th and final day of the session on Saturday. Here are a few highlights. HB 4851 came out of the House as a bill to allow public, charter and private schools to employ armed ...
