CHARLESTON — During his final State of the State address, Gov. Jim Justice struck a reflective tone but also urged West Virginians to keep moving forward. “The first time you saw me, I stood before you pledging to fight for the soul of our state. We were staring down a dark tunnel. Our ...
CHARLESTON — In his first State of the State address seven years ago, Gov. Jim Justice spread his arms wide, moaned and gave his formal audience an impression of Frankenstein’s monster — his version of the shambling financial beast that had stalked the state’s budget. “I always ...
The Senate Finance chairman grilled the director of West Virginia Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster about its financial practices. The organization is involved with disaster relief in West Virginia, drawing down public dollars to support those efforts. VOAD was among the ...
West Virginia officials are excited about a newly announced partnership with the international powerhouse LG, but it’s a challenge to explain what that will be like. LG is a household name because its products are likely to be in your household: televisions, home theater systems, ...
BY JARETT LEWIS CHARLESTON — A few West Virginia winter “hidden gems” aren’t so hidden anymore. A recent study from “Architectural Digest” found that Thomas, in Tucker County, was ranked as the No. 1 hidden gem as well as the fourth-best mountain town in the entire ...
CHARLESTON — When you get your vehicle inspection sticker in West Virginia this year you’ll notice a little increase in the cost but in exchange you’ll get a sticker that lasts for two years instead of one. State Sen. Mike Stuart, R-Kanawha, got the provisions through the legislature ...