Governor Tomblin Announces Appointments to Ethics Commission
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin today announced appointments to the West Virginia Ethics Commission. Appointments are effective July 1, 2014. Pursuant to House Bill 4298, the governor’s appointments are as follows: Bob Wolfe, Democrat from the 3rd Congressional District, will serve a term ending 2019. Wolfe will serve as a representative who served as an elected […]
The Wellness Center’s Free Quarterly Stress Management Series With Kara Combs, MPH, CHES
The Wellness Center at Berkeley Medical Center will be offering a free Quarterly Stress Management Lecture Series with Kara Combs, MPH, CHES. The series begins Thursday, July 17 at 11am in the cardiac rehab area located in the McCormack Center. The first session will be “Personal Resilience.” “The purpose of the Quarterly Stress Management Series […]
Let’s Root for the Trees at Blennerhassett Island State Park July 5, 2014
A visit to Blennerhassett Island is steeped in history. The island is also a wildlife habitat. Join the “Nature Nuts” and learn more about the natural habitat and history of Blennerhassett Island July 5. “Trees Have Feet, Too” is a guided discovery walk about the ecological role of trees. Participants will learn the hidden functions […]
Mountain State Art and Craft Fair to Host Firecracker Chili Cook-Off
The Mountain State Art and Craft Fair’s Firecracker Chili Cook-Off is looking for the best chili chefs in the area to compete Saturday, July 5, for prizes in three categories that include red chili, verde and salsa. A competition to determine who can bake West Virginia’s favorite chili accompaniment, cornbread, will be hosted as well […]
Governor Tomblin, Secretary Burdette Praise Announcement by Range Resources
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin and Commerce Secretary Keith Burdette today issued statements following an announcement from Range Resources that the company has committed to supplying ethane for Project ASCENT. “This announcement marks another major step forward toward the development of the ASCENT cracker complex,” Gov. Tomblin said. “That will mean thousands of construction jobs at […]
Marshall Department of Communication Disorders Helps Local Youth Improve Literacy at the Huntington Reading Camp
Unlike many nine-year olds, Kevin Vickers said he enjoys spending time at the library, surrounded by books. Vickers, a third-grader at St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School, has attended the Huntington Reading Camp for two years and plans to come back next year. “I came last year and I had so much fun because I made lots […]
