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School may be out or winding down in West Virginia, but state Treasurer John Perdue wants parents to think about investing in their children’s future education.
Perdue’s office is holding a free ice cream social on Thursday afternoon at the state Capitol’s north plaza in Charleston in recognition of 529 College Savings Day being held nationwide. Balloons also will be handed out.
State employees will offer information about West Virginia’s Smart529 college savings investment plan, which was established 12 years ago.
On this West Virginia Morning, scientists are working to preserve the meadows that are home to the endangered Mitchell’s Satyr butterfly. One of those is not far from the borders of West Virginia. RadioIQ’s Roxy Todd ventured there to find ou...
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe West Virginia State Sales Tax Holiday runs from Aug. 1 to Aug. 4 this year. The holiday exempts qualifying back-to-school purchases under specific price points from state sales taxes.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsTraveling via camper van, the tour will make overnight stops at campgrounds, state parks and community hubs across 14 counties.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsStates normally receive federal education funds for programs like before- and after-school enrichment and adult education on July 1, but states were notified June 30 the money would be withheld for a review.
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