Olivia Hope Miller is the Democratic candidate running for House of Delegates District 80. She is a 10th generation West Virginian who grew up in Tucker County. She moved to Morgantown in 2015 and is a West Virginia University (WVU) graduate. She spent five years working for WVU in media and communications. For the past seven years, she’s written for the West Virginia Executive Magazine. She is also the first executive director-designate of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy. According to her website, she is “someone who believes West Virginia can be a place where people can stay, work, raise families and live healthy and full lives.” She says she’s running because she’s proud of where she comes from and says she’s “ready to fight for a future we’ll be proud to pass on to future generations.” Miller was endorsed by Del. John Williams and Del. Evan Hansen. Her campaign priorities include public education funding, infrastructure investment, environmental stewardship and economic opportunities aimed at keeping young people in the state. She will face Constitution Party member Melissa Ann DeSerio in November.
Demolition Slated For Thurmond Area Of New River Gorge Despite Protests
Construction and building removal work is scheduled to begin in late November in the Prince, Thurmond and Brookside areas of New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, despite resistance.
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