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On this West Virginia Morning, Breeze Airways is bringing back nonstop service from Charleston to Tampa – with plans to add four new destinations in the next two years. And the state has its eye on two places in particular.
Also, an investigation by journalism students at WVU uncovers the details about which counties are using their opioid settlement funds for prevention efforts designed to keep kids away from drugs – and whether those prevention programs are effective.
West Virginia Morning is a production of West Virginia Public Broadcasting, which is solely responsible for its content.
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Maria Young produced this episode.
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