Morrisey and Williams deliver pitches for economic development
Two leading candidates for governor gave their views on economic development to business leaders from around West Virginia. Republican Patrick Morrisey and Democrat Steve Williams each spoke this past week to those gathered at the West Virginia Chamber of Commerce’s annual business summit. The two were not debating, but they made back-to-back addresses to the gathering. Morrisey is a three-term state attorney general who has a home in Harpers Ferry. Williams is the three-term mayor of Huntington. They’re matched up in the Nov. 5 general election. Morrisey, who spoke first, ...