Investing in West Virginia’s Workforce
Amid a serious labor shortage, global pandemic, population decline, high unemployment numbers and low labor force participation rates, there are many challenges looming over the hills of West Virginia to prepare and retain a qualified workforce.
High-Five
The Mountain State is well-known for its incredible beauty and outdoor adventures. While in Almost Heaven, visitors will find cozy mountain escapes among the rolling hills of Appalachia. Many have enjoyed West Virginia’s beauty through photographs and paintings for generations. However, West Virginia’s beauty is now more available to view than ever through social media.
Almost Heaven Glamping
Not commonly thought of as a destination for weekend getaways, West Virginia is becoming a hub for outdoor exploration. Adventurers are flocking to the state to experience its unending beauty. While many decide to pitch a tent during their travels, others may feel the need for something a bit more luxurious, and glamping is the solution. Simply put, glamping is where nature meets the comfort and convenience of modern amenities.
Bookings are Back
While the COVID-19 pandemic took a record-breaking toll on the hospitality industry, West Virginia’s event spaces are open and ready for business. Whether you are planning a meeting, conference, seminar or retreat, you can feel confident that these locations offer clean spaces, safe facilities, top-notch equipment and five-star service on top of scenic Almost Heaven backdrops.
Kevin W. Yingling, RPh, M.D., FACP
CEO, Mountain Health Network, and President, Cabell Huntington Hospital and St. Mary’s Medical Center By Ken Magill “It’s not the seeds in the apple that make the difference. It’s the apples that come from the seeds that make the real difference.” Those words have been the guiding philosophy throughout the decades-long health care career of […]
Tom Takubo, D.O.
Chief of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Charleston Area Medical Center By Olivia Miller After watching his father suffer from black lung disease caused by a four-decade career spent working in coal mines, Tom Takubo, D.O., made it his life mission to treat individuals with similar conditions by helping bring advanced medical technologies to West […]
