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On this West Virginia Morning, area health officials are gearing up for the start of flu season. We’ll take a look at a drive thru vaccine clinic and find out who’s most at risk.
And, as public anger grows over rising electricity costs, Energy & Environment Reporter Curtis Tate goes behind the scenes of his recent report.on hundreds of millions of dollars in hidden costs for Appalachian Power customers.
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Flu season kicks off in just a few days, and health officials are hosting vaccine drives to encourage patients to protect themselves.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsCurtis Tate of West Virginia Public Broadcasting reported the story for the Appalachia-Midsouth Newsroom. He spoke with deputy managing editor John Boyle about his work.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGov. Patrick Morrisey is asking for public input on two key issues: a plan to triple energy production and applying for Rural Health Transformation funds. And, broadening the state’s Hope Scholarship program has made the number of participants harder to predict.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe West Virginia Department of Human Services, Bureau for Family Assistance announced Monday that recipients will automatically receive a one-time supplemental payment.
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