Medical Marijuana Continues to Be Discussed, The Communities Surrounding Petrochemical Plants & More

A bill to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes is discussed in a legislative interim meeting, The Allegheny Front looks deeper into the relationship…

A bill to legalize marijuana for medicinal purposes is discussed in a legislative interim meeting, The Allegheny Front looks deeper into the relationship between petrochemical plants and the communities that surround them, and community colleges and universities continue to work together through their 2 + 2 programs.

The Impact of a Cracker Plant, Princeton revitalizes itself

Our friends at Allegheny Front bring us a look at the impact of a ethylene cracker plant and the city of Princeton sees a revitalization in their town…

Our friends at Allegheny Front bring us a look at the impact of a ethylene cracker plant and the city of Princeton sees a revitalization in their town through the arts, education, and non-profits.

MU Holds Its Annual Memorial, The State's Music Hall of Fame Inducts a New Class, and More Music

The Marshall and Huntington communities remember the 75 that lost their lives in a place crash on November 14, 1970, the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame…

The Marshall and Huntington communities remember the 75 that lost their lives in a place crash on November 14, 1970, the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame inducts a new class on Saturday, Classical Music host Jim Lange speaks with a guest maestro for the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra, and Jesse Winchester performs “That’s What Makes You Strong” on this Mountain Stage Song of the Week.

Sogefi auto parts expands in Wayne Co., an activist group wins the right to protest, & more

An Italian auto parts maker expands operations at their plant in Pritchard in Wayne Co., the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition wins the right to protest…

An Italian auto parts maker expands operations at their plant in Pritchard in Wayne Co., the Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition wins the right to protest in a court hearing, WVU’s Solar Decathlon team returns from a recent competition in California, and more.

Laid off miners look for work elsewhere, ARC meets to discuss entrepreneurship, & WVM's new theme

Miners seek to find other work through a rapid response occupational skills training, the Appalachian Regional Commission meets at their annual conference…

Miners seek to find other work through a rapid response occupational skills training, the Appalachian Regional Commission meets at their annual conference to discuss ways to encourage small business startups and growth,  and West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s very own Matt Jackfert discusses this show’s new theme music.

A fire in Marlinton, the state's political future is up to young voters, and meet Sputnik

A fire engulfs a city block in downtown Marlinton, the state's political future lies in the hands of voters who have traditionally voted the way their…

  A fire engulfs a city block in downtown Marlinton, the state’s political future lies in the hands of voters who have traditionally voted the way their families did or aren’t getting out to the polls at all, and the inaugural Iron Pour heats up Morgantown for sculptors. 

Also, West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s very own Matt Jackfert brings us some new theme music for West Virginia MorningBe sure it give it a listen.

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