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State regulators will review public comments on proposed changes to West Virginia’s water quality standards at a meeting this week.
A quarterly meeting of the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection’s Water Quality Standards Program is set for Nov. 17 at the DEP’s headquarters in Charleston.
During a portion of the meeting, the public is invited to present scientific information related to the proposed changes.
The annual event supports veterans and other emergency responders pursuing agricultural careers and small-business ventures.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsNearly $18 million in grants have been awarded by the West Virginia First Foundation as part of the Momentum Initiative Grant (MIG) program.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey laid out some of the state's top accomplishments of 2025 -- and hinted at changes to come in the year ahead.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsChristmas has become a huge cultural and commercial holiday, but where did we get traditions like Christmas trees? And how do people in other countries celebrate? We talk with West Virginia University (WVU) religious studies professors Aaron Gale and Alex Snow to learn more about Christmas' ancient history.
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