PausingWell Launches to Empower Women to Thrive Through Perimenopause with Faith-Aligned, Evidence-Based Coaching
PausingWell, founded by pharmacist-turned-coach Rebekah Matuga, today launches a transformative health and well-being coaching service designed to help ambitious women flourish through perimenopause instead of merely surviving it. At a time when millions of women in their 30s and 40s are navigating the physical, emotional and spiritual challenges of hormonal changes, PausingWell offers a faith-aligned, evidence-based approach that […]
RE-PATH Advocacy Organization Launched to Enhance Substance Use and Recovery Systems of Care Throughout West Virginia
On the eve of Recovery Advocacy Day at the West Virginia Legislature, a new statewide advocacy organization—Recovery Empowerment through Policy, Advocacy, Transformation and Hope (RE-PATH)—was launched at the West Virginia Culture Center last evening. The announcement was made by James “Jay” Phillips, president of Seed Sower, Inc. at a reception hosted by the West Virginia […]
Hospital Day at the Legislature Set for Thursday, February 12, 2026
Hospital Day at the Legislature is an annual event bringing hospital leaders and health care professionals from across West Virginia together with state lawmakers to discuss issues impacting hospitals and patient care statewide. This year’s event is set for Thursday, February 12, 2026 and will take place at the West Virginia State Capitol Complex in […]
Haas Foundation Donates $1 Million to MAMC
A new headquarters for the Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center (MAMC) is one step closer to reality thanks to a $1 million donation from the Gene Haas Foundation. In recognition of the contribution, the MAMC will name the new facility’s 8,000-square-foot computer numerical control (CNC) machining training center the Gene Haas Advanced Machining Lab, according to […]
Wheeling Hospital’s Revival Signals New Era for West Virginia Health Care
When WVU Medicine assumed leadership of Wheeling Hospital in 2019, the headlines weren’t flattering. The state’s oldest hospital was under federal investigation, financially unstable and struggling to retain its workforce. At the same time, the Northern Panhandle and Ohio Valley at large were reeling from the uncertainty left in the wake of both Ohio Valley […]
CU Groundhog Day Breakfast to Serve Students in Need
Emergencies rarely respect tuition deadlines, and when they strike, even the most dedicated student can be forced to choose between staying in school and making ends meet. Those are the moments when Concord University’s (CU) Gap Fund steps in. The fund provides small grants to undergraduate students with high unmet financial need or who are […]