National Jamboree Set To Open Under Stormy Skies
Scouts from across the nation are preparing to converge on Fayette County for West Virginia's fifth National Jamboree.
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Water Crisis Settlement Explained
On West Virginia Morning, two stories about water quality. Host Beth Vorhees talks with Charleston Gazette-Mail reporter Ken Ward about another legal settlement resulting from the water crisis and in Martin County, Kentucky many residents are worried about the quality of their water.
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