Tickets Now Available For Theatre West Virginia Summer Series
Theatergoers can choose from productions of the Civil War drama "Honey in the Rock" or "Shrek the Musical."
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Capito, Tennant to Debate Oct. 7
On West Virginia Morning, officials from the AARP and the West Virginia Press Association announce their plans for a U.S. Senate debate next month. From our political talk show “Viewpoint,” the Speaker of the House of Delegates and the Minority Leader talk about the election season’s focus on coal. And reporter Glynis Board presents a discussion about poor health in the state.
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