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On this West Virginia Morning, families in one of West Virginia’s most food insecure counties will receive free groceries delivered to their door this summer. As Emily Rice reports, this project is a culmination of many partnerships.
Also, in this show, the state Board of Education has declared a state of emergency in Upshur County Schools. Chris Schulz has more.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Marshall University Student Government Association and Student Affairs have started their annual food drive by placing donation drop-off boxes in all of the main Marshall campus buildings.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe sale of four state run health care facilities is back on track.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey has launched a statewide donation drive to support West Virginia food banks. Morrisey said up to $13 million in funding has been identified to match private and charitable donations.
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