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Hyperloop project changes course

BY MIKE NOLTING The wait will continue for any groundbreaking for the Virgin Hyperloop project announced nearly two years ago. That announcement concerned a proposed $500 million validation center on 500 acres in Grant and Tucker counties, which developers said could earn regulatory approval to transport people and cargo by 2025. Now, Virgin has changed course focusing more on cargo transportation. It released more than 100 workers recently. WVU Senior Vice President of Economic Development Jim Hoyer said Virgin will now pursue cargo transportation options for the emerging ...

Brooklyn native makes his mark on Morgantown

When Ray Glymph moved to Morgantown in 2011 for school, his plan was to study industrial engineering, but he would eventually discover that wasn’t what he really wanted. He decided to quit school to pursue his dream of entrepreneurship.   In doing so, he has opened several ...

Brooklyn native makes his mark on Morgantown

When Ray Glymph moved to Morgantown in 2011 for school, his plan was to study industrial engineering, but he would eventually discover that wasn’t what he really wanted. He decided to quit school to pursue his dream of entrepreneurship. In doing so, he has opened several companies in the ...