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On this West Virginia Morning, federal spending cuts have slowed the ability to help miners with black lung, according to those who attended an annual conference last week, even after a court order to resume the work. Curtis Tate has the story from the Pipestem Resort.
Plus, tourism leaders in Charleston have launched a new campaign that builds on the success of the capitol city’s five year contract to host the Pro Road National Championships. This year was the second year of the competition, and once the dust had settled, Maria Young caught up with Charleston Convention and Visitors Bureau CEO Tim Brady to find out more.
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Amtrak's Cardinal line is expected to resume operations in both directions on Wednesday after 12 cars derailed over the weekend. And, the city of Huntington is tackling its homeless problem one person at a time -- starting with military veterans.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsSome 8,000 athletes from around the world will converge on West Virginia next month for the first Spartan Trifecta World Championship to be held in the U.S.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia’s 100th State Fair begins its 10-day run later this week.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn this West Virginia Morning, you’ll meet a couple of Appalachian potters who prefer to dig their own clay. That way, they can decide how much of the tiny pieces of natural debris to leave in for authentic texture.
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