The Mountain State is able to accomplish more when the health and well-being of its people are prioritized. Healthy people mean a greater quality of life and bring more productivity to the workplace while also enabling their communities to flourish. In order to achieve this, the state needs a dedicated health care industry. Fortunately, West Virginia has an abundance of devoted industry professionals.
The 2024 primary election in West Virginia will be pivotal in shaping the state’s political landscape. Candidates are vying for key offices in government, including governor, attorney general and U.S. senator.
Adaptability in the face of adversity, commitment to community and a knack for helping their fellow West Virginians are all qualities shared by the individuals that make up West Virginia Executive’s Young Guns Class of 2024.
Building a skilled technical workforce is vital for the future of West Virginia. Technology is integrated into most industries in our world today. Whether you’re operating a chemical manufacturing plant, developing thermal enabled drones to aid in wildfire suppression or working as a cybersecurity specialist, technology is at the forefront.
Leaders of West Virginia’s primary, secondary and collegiate level schools are turning to technology and increased security as they consider the possibility of gun violence in schools. According to Education Week, in the last school year, there were 51 school shootings in the U.S. that resulted in injuries or death.
It’s almost the most wonderful time of the year again, and we’re feeling thankful to be spending it in Almost Heaven. While our state is a sight to behold any time of year, the magic that accompanies the Christmas season adds a little extra sparkle and cheer to an already beautiful place.