West Virginia: Your Year-Round Destination
With so many things to see and do in West Virginia, it’s easy to see why folks are saying, “I want to go there and do that!”
Corporate Events: West Virginia’s Perfect Planning Places
Businesses and events go hand-in-hand and have become a specialized field for event planners and venues alike. Here in West Virginia, corporate events from all over the nation are drawn to versatile spaces that cater to every possible type of event from one-time meetings and quick sessions to full-blown company retreats. The Mountain State boasts ideal venues for each type of corporate event, making it the perfect planning place.
New Food Bank Executive Director Visits Staging Site for Empty Bowls
Facing Hunger Foodbank Executive Director Cynthia Kirkhart visited Marshall University’s Art Warehouse Tuesday, Feb. 24, for a behind-the-scenes view of the food bank’s largest fundraiser of the year, Empty Bowls. Kirkhart spoke about the impact of the class of 10 students tasked with producing a chunk of this year’s bowl count. “Your efforts and the…
The Greenbrier Appoints New Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Promotions
The Greenbrier, the historic retreat destination located in the foothills of West Virginia’s Allegheny mountains, is pleased to announce the appointment of Douglas Miller as its new Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Promotions. Miller’s relationship with The Greenbrier began last year when The Greenbrier partnered with the NFL football team, the New Orleans Saints…
The Wellness Center’s Free Relaxation Workshop
The Wellness Center at University Healthcare Berkeley Medical Center will be offering a free workshop, “Clear Your Mind: Conscious Relaxation Workshop,” with Kara Combs, MPH, CHES. The workshop will be held Tuesdays, March 10, 17 and 24 from 11:15am to 12noon in the 2nd floor conference room of the McCormack Center on the campus of…
Committed to Change: U.S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito
With her father’s Bible in hand and her husband, Charlie, at her side, Shelley Moore Capito took an oath on January 6 to represent West Virginia in the U.S. Senate. The moment was a culmination of a lifetime of service and a continuation of her parents’ legacy.