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By Anna Patrick Rosalie Haizlett was trying to have a cohesive show. A culmination of her yearlong Emerging Artist Fellowship through the Tamarack Foundation for the Arts, Haizlett began planning what her final exhibit would look like almost as soon as the fellowship’s curriculum framework was revealed. At the end of 2016, Haizlett, then a…
By Samantha Cart In the Fall 2017 issue of West Virginia Executive (WVE), we highlighted six successful Mountain State entrepreneurs who are affecting change and living out their dreams in their home state. Entrepreneurs have tremendous potential for growing West Virginia’s economy and creating quality jobs, which is why the staff at WVE wanted to…
By Samantha Cart In the Fall 2017 issue of West Virginia Executive (WVE), we highlighted six successful Mountain State entrepreneurs who are affecting change and living out their dreams in their home state. Entrepreneurs have tremendous potential for growing West Virginia’s economy and creating quality jobs, which is why the staff at WVE wanted to…
By Steve Blackwell Since the dawn of time, communication has been in the center of progress. Cave drawings, pictographs, the printing press, radio, television, the internet—our methods of communication are always evolving and changing. One would think that in the technologically advanced society we live in today, we would be masters of communication, but take…
By Samantha Cart In the Fall 2017 issue of West Virginia Executive (WVE), we highlighted six successful Mountain State entrepreneurs who are affecting change and living out their dreams in their home state. Entrepreneurs have tremendous potential for growing West Virginia’s economy and creating quality jobs, which is why the staff at WVE wanted to…
By Dr. James Broomall The sharp crack of gunfire rent the crisp, fall air. Soon, acrid black powder mingled with the smoke coming off of a nearby campfire. Students costumed in the garb of Civil War-era soldiers and civilians gathered together in a yard filled with recently pitched tents. Civil War Christmas had begun. Nestled…