2020: Voting, Civic Duties
Voting accessibility remains concern in WVSOS race
Just a few weeks before the general election, candidates are picking up the pace on the campaign trail.
50,000+ applied for absentee ballots in WV by Sept. 8
By early September, more than 50,000 West Virginians had applied for absentee ballots.
WV part of 2020 Census community response
The U.S. Census is underway, and this year, West Virginia is playing a key role in the debut of two of the Census Bureau’s new initiatives.
2020: Coronavirus’ Impact on WV Industries
WV colleges, universities feeling impacts of COVID-19
As students return to their respective higher education institutions across West Virginia during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, they’re adjusting to a new learning curve.
Financial industry working to stay ahead of the ‘curve’
For financial leaders in West Virginia, staying ahead of the curve — while making strides to flatten it — has been crucial in managing the coronavirus pandemic.
Manufacturers adapt to challenges, seek innovation
Throughout the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, manufacturers in West Virginia have stepped up to help prevent the spread of the deadly pandemic in their facilities.
Where is Medical Cannabis in WV? Unavailable.
Following bipartisan support in both the House of Delegates and State Senate in 2017, the Medical Cannabis Act was signed into law in West Virginia. Three years after its passage, patients in West Virginia are still waiting.
Edu. Alliance interns’ capstones feature Toyota MMWV
Following a four-week stint with Toyota Motor Manufacturing West Virginia Inc., five high school students working through The Educational Alliance presented their capstones virtually.
Confronting coronavirus on a county-level
Across West Virginia, government officials in all 55 counties are responding to a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. Officials say they are working to find the best solutions for local residents.
WV drives auto industry forward during pandemic
Chris Miller knows a thing or two about cars, but like other business owners, he didn’t have a repair manual for handling coronavirus’ impact on the local economy.
Natural gas industry works through COVID-19 challenges
Facing the coronavirus pandemic and a historic drop in oil prices in April, workers in the oil and natural gas industry have been navigating a new series of challenges over the last three months.
No blueprint for handling WV Construction amid COVID-19
Planning is key in the construction industry — but there wasn’t a blueprint for handling the impact of the coronavirus.
WV drives auto industry forward during pandemic
Chris Miller knows a thing or two about cars, but like other business owners, he didn’t have a repair manual for handling coronavirus’ impact on the local economy.
Natural gas industry works through COVID-19 challenges
Facing the coronavirus pandemic and a historic drop in oil prices in April, workers in the oil and natural gas industry have been navigating a new series of challenges over the last three months.
No blueprint for handling WV Construction amid COVID-19
Planning is key in the construction industry — but there wasn’t a blueprint for handling the impact of the coronavirus.
WV fabric shops get creative in mask-making efforts
Throughout the Mountain State, many crafters — both newcomers and experts at sewing — have stepped up to help fill gaps in the state and national supply of personal protective equipment.
WV gift and floral industry suffering in biggest season
For the gift, greenhouse and floral industries, spring profits can often determine the rest of the year’s success. But with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, many businesses have taken a financial hit during their busiest season.
Independent grocers working to meet WV’s food demand
When the coronavirus pandemic began to spread in West Virginia, Shelly Keeney, market director of The Wild Ramp in Huntington, W.Va., wasn’t sure what to expect.