Marty Roth
Growing up, Marty Roth wasn’t sure what his future would hold. While he considered culinary school and played in a rock band, he ultimately decided to pursue a career in business.
Lea Ridenhour
Lea Ridenhour, chief advancement officer at The Linsly School, is passionate about working with young people. A native of Hanover, PA, Ridenhour spent her college summers working as a camp counselor at Camp Nawakwa, a residential camp in Adams County, PA.
Liz Vitullo
Liz Vitullo, assistant vice president (AVP) for economic innovation in the Office of the President and assistant dean for strategic initiatives at the John Chambers College of Business and Economics at West Virginia University (WVU), wouldn’t be who she is today without the love and values instilled in her by the Italian grandparents who raised her.
Beginning to Heal
The opioid epidemic has left West Virginia with staggeringly high rates of addiction, overdoses and associated losses. Countless lawsuits have been filed seeking to hold pharmaceutical companies and distributors responsible for their role in overprescribing opioids, leading to the substance use disorder West Virginia finds itself plagued with.
High-Five: Retro Destinations
Have a longing for the good ole days? Go back in time at these destinations in West Virginia that boast simple joys, easy living and fun history. Whether craving a taste of yesteryear’s flavors or yearning to make new memories with family or friends while remembering the old ones, here are five locations in West Virginia that take you back to another time.
Reaching New Heights
New River Gorge received its designation as New River Gorge National Park and Preserve in December 2020. In the last three years, the park and surrounding communities have seen an increase in visitation and benefited from nationwide exposure.