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Four West Virginia organizations that aim to prevent opioid use and support addiction recovery have secured a federal grant from the United States Department of Justice.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsCEO of Allegheny Wood Products John Crites and his family announced this week plans to sell property in Tucker County to the United States Forest Service to be added to protected lands.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsAs a prolonged drought continues to threaten farms across West Virginia, state officials are getting creative to ensure that communities have enough water for the summer season.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn Monday, Gov. Jim Justice sent an open letter to the president of Walgreens urging the company to reconsider their decision to close their location in Parsons, Tucker County.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe U.S. Capitol Christmas tree, which is the first from West Virginia in more than 40 years, will be lighted after Thanksgiving on the West Lawn, with retiring U.S. Sen. Joe Manchin as the host.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSince 1989, West Virginia University (WVU) scientists have been studying the environmental effects of acid rain in the Fernow Experimental Forest in Tucker County. COVID-19 pandemic restrictions forced the long-term experiment to change in recent years, and researchers are now inviting local students to take part in the project's next phase. Chris Schulz sat down with WVU biology professor Edward Brzostek to discuss the changes.
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