CHARLESTON - Much of the West Virginia Culture Center – home to the State Museum, archives and “Mountain Stage” – is closing ahead of its second major renovation since opening its doors more than 50 years ago. In a statement provided over the weekend, newly appointed Department ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Speaking before hundreds of tourism champions, hospitality leaders, and small business owners at the annual Governor’s Conference on Tourism, state officials announced today that West Virginia’s tourism economy has officially reached unprecedented heights, generating an ...
CHARLESTON, W.Va. - Governor Patrick Morrisey today announced a $291,403 award to the WVU Medicine Center for Nursing Education to expand nursing education capacity and help address critical nursing shortages across West Virginia. The award is being made through Mountain State Care Force, one ...
CHARLESTON - Legislative auditors found numerous fiscal and administrative failures in the former West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, issues that are now the responsibility of the Department of Tourism. The Post Audit Division of the Legislative Auditor's Office released a ...
MORGANTOWN – Hope Gas has reached a settlement in the first phase of its effort to abandon some “Red Lines” acquired from other producers, and submitted the proposal to the Public Service Commission for its approval. Hope's Wednesday filing shows that it has reached a “joint ...
WHITE HALL – It’s not easy when you’re 76 years old and still showing up for work every day, Virginia Petersavage says. Especially when you’re a nurse. And your arm’s in a cast. And you thought you would have retired by now. “My body’s broken, too,” she said Wednesday with ...
