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On this West Virginia Morning, when Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina in 2024, it took lives and upended communities. A community of ballad singers lost a place where they could share their tradition, but what was lost could be restored. For the Rural Remix podcast, Sarah Melotte reports.
Also, the state treasurer’s office has released its latest analysis of potential tax revenue from data centers.
And, thousands of West Virginia students will get access to academic support and extensive career and college guidance, thanks to a $9 million federal award to the state’s Higher Education Policy Commission (HEPC).
Finally, a wide range of medical and dental services will be offered at no cost in Charleston on Saturday.
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The analysis places the total tax income from the two projects at over $231 million annually, a fraction of the roughly $77 billion the companies plan to invest developing the data centers.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMillions of federal dollars will be used in an effort to sharply increase the number of high school graduates in West Virginia, as well as those who pursue education and training beyond high school.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsHundreds of West Virginians seeking free health care are expected to show up Saturday for West Virginia Health Right's We Care WV Day.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsNew data center developments are changing local landscapes and communities across West Virginia – and one is set to remove a very rare stand of trees.
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