ACT Review Classes in English, Math, Reading, and Science
Kanawha Valley Community and Technical College will offer ACT Review classes for students planning to take the ACT exam. Actual sample test questions will be used and test-taking techniques will be covered. These classes are valuable for students (1) needing an intensive review program to meet entrance level requirements for colleges, (2) to meet entrance […]
Concord University Marking 142nd Anniversary with Founders Day Celebration
Concord University will hold a Founders Day Celebration on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014. The event begins at 2 p.m. in the Main Theatre of the Alexander Fine Arts Center. The gathering marks Concord’s 142nd anniversary. On Feb. 28, 1872 the school received its charter from the West Virginia Legislature. A proclamation denoting 2014 as “The […]
Martin & Seibert, L.C. Spotlights Appellate Team
Constructing an appropriate record and effectively arguing a client’s position to an appellate court are unique skills that can win or lose a case on appeal.   Martin & Seibert, L.C.’s Appellate Team, consisting of Shareholders Clarence E. Martin, III, Susan R. Snowden and E. Kay Fuller, have presented and won numerous appeals on behalf of […]
Schuler Named Vice President for Development at D&E
Davis & Elkins College President Michael P. Mihalyo Jr. announced today the promotion of Carol M. Schuler to the position of Vice President for Development effective February 1, 2014. She most recently served as D&E’s Associate Vice President for Communications and Development. In commenting on the appointment, President Mihalyo noted, “Carol has played a key […]
Oakley Named Medical Director of Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center
Gerard Oakley, MD, a longtime cancer specialist and chief of the Division of Gynecologic Oncology at the Marshall University Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, has been named medical director of the Edwards Comprehensive Cancer Center (ECCC) at Cabell Huntington Hospital. Oakley has been caring for patients at ECCC since its doors opened in 2006 […]
Charleston CVB Launches Video Testimonies
In early January a chemical leak in the water supply of 300,000 residents in and around Charleston, W.Va., caused economic shutdown of the tourism industry and major concerns for residents. Some hotels were forced to close as a “DO NOT USE” water advisory was issued. All restaurants in the area were closed and retailers suffered […]
