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Secretary of State Mac Warner announces the grand opening of the Eastern Panhandle Business Hub, encouraging the public to stop by and learn about the services this new hub offers. Secretary Warner was present for the official opening Thursday, November 9th, at 229 East Martin Street, Suite 100, in Martinsburg. “We want to make it…
Community Care of West Virginia is working to spread cheer and embracing the spirit of giving this holiday season by hosting a food and coat drive. Community Care employees are collecting donated canned and non-perishable food items at each of its 15 health centers as well as its 45 school-based health sites, two dental offices,…
Secretary of State Mac Warner is pleased to announce that the Berkeley County Development Authority is the recipient of a national award for the organization’s work in bringing major economic development projects to the Eastern Panhandle. The Berkeley County Development Authority (BCDA) was awarded the NASS-WV Award for Exemplary Effort to Promote Business Development. Secretary…
The West Virginia Department of Commerce today announced China Energy Investment Corporation Limited’s plan to invest $83.7 billion in shale gas development and chemical manufacturing projects in West Virginia. President Donald J. Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping witnessed West Virginia Secretary of Commerce H. Wood Thrasher and China Energy President Ling Wen sign a…
West Virginia’s presence on the world energy stage jumped significantly Thursday (Nov. 9) as China Energy Investment Corp. Ltd., one of the world’s largest energy companies and a long-time research and development partner of West Virginia University, announced an agreement that will bring $83.7 billion to the state. WVU will work closely with the state…
Marshall University’s Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) program will offer a new online option in spring 2018. It will be taught by full-time university faculty and will complement the current M.B.A. offerings for working professionals. Students will complete their degrees in two years with same academic requirements as those taking classes on a campus, according…