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Emily has been with WVPB since December 2022 and is the Appalachia Health News Reporter, based in Charleston. She has worked in several areas of journalism since her graduation from Marshall University in 2016, including work as a reporter, photographer, videographer and managing editor for newsprint and magazines. Before coming to WVPB, she worked as the features editor of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph, the managing editor of West Virginia Executive Magazine and as an education reporter for The Cortez Journal in Cortez, Colorado.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe appointed watchdog of the West Virginia Foster Care System has resigned, effective June 6.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA patient at Sharpe Hospital has filed a lawsuit against the facility, its CEO and state health officials.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe advocacy organization representing those with disabilities in West Virginia has filed a notice of suit against Gov. Jim Justice, other top state officials and agencies.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe commission that oversees West Virginia’s state-run hospitals questioned state officials but received few answers following the January death of a man held at a state-run psychiatric facility.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsFollowing a special session focused largely on funding her department, the Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Human Services, Cynthia Persily, released a statement promising transparency Tuesday.
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