Moving the Mountain State Forward

If you had a medium through which you could voice your concerns about West Virginia, would you use it? What if your thoughts were anonymous and you could be completely—and brutally—honest? West Virginia Executive (WVE) posed this question to its readers this past spring, and the response was a resounding “yes.” Readers from different backgrounds, professions and political affiliations submitted their honest opinions about the struggles they see West Virginia facing.

Progress Report: 2016 Legislative Session

The West Virginia State Legislature adjourned its 2016 session on March 12 after 60 days of discussion and debate and a three-day extended budget meeting. In this year’s session, the pressure was on as West Virginians anticipated the passage of legislation that would aid the state’s struggling economy and incentivize businesses to make the Mountain State home.

Taking Back Our State

West Virginia’s drug epidemic presents a huge challenge to state leaders and community members and a threat to the quality of life in the Mountain State. U.S. Attorney William Ihlenfeld and former U.S. Attorney Booth Goodwin are working together toward a tangible solution.   By Samantha Cart West Virginia is known for its breathtaking mountains,…

Coming Home to the Mountain State

Founded in 1979 in Wheeling, The Health Plan is leaving its corporate headquarters in Ohio to return home to the Mountain State, bringing jobs and economic growth to West Virginia. By Patrick Gallagher & Maggie Matsko In 1979, The Health Plan (THP), a small yet determined not-for-profit community health organization, became a West Virginia corporation…