Coal is no small asset in Southern West Virginia, as for decades the coal industry has run its economy. However, as times change and modern needs evolve, adaptation is essential. This is where the ACT Now coalition comes in, led by Coalfield Development, helping aid in the expansion of businesses and industries.
In the heart of the Mountain State’s sports sector lies two beloved Division I schools—Marshall University and West Virginia University (WVU). Surrounding these universities are passionate fans, loving communities and vibrant cultures. This year, both schools have experienced a major change in their athletics—new head coaches for their men’s basketball teams.
“I need both of you to understand that when we go all the way north to the military base at Kav Ha’Imut, we could experience sniper fire from Hezbollah terrorists as we ascend the mountain. There is another road that the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) Corps of Engineers built, but it takes longer. So, what do you two gentlemen want to do?”
Fourteen years ago, Joelle Moray was featured as one of West Virginia Executive’s Young Guns. She was a marketing and community relations specialist for the City of Wheeling.
To be a Sharp Shooter means being a determined, hardworking leader in the Mountain State’s business community. This year, West Virginia Executive (WVE) has gathered 10 individuals who have taken significant strides in their fields to celebrate their accomplishments.
West Virginia is abundant in important resources like coal and natural gas, but it’s the Mountain State’s flowing water supply that is currently producing
massive amounts of revenue and great benefits for its communities.