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Justice speaks at Charleston education summit
By MetroNews Staff
CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Jim Justice began his remarks Wednesday at the West Virginia South Summit for Educational Excellence by reminding attendees about his first State of the State address after taking office in 2017.
“I really, truly mean what I said from the very first State of the State when I said that what we should do is make education our centerpiece,” he said.
Justice spent...
Mold issues reported at 11 Kanawha schools
By Ryan Quinn, Charleston Gazette-Mail
Kanawha County’s public school system released Tuesday a list of 11 schools where mold cleaning is ongoing or has occurred this summer, and an environmental foreman for the school system said he thinks all 11 had visible mold at some point.
The 11 schools include two, Capital and St. Albans high schools, at which mold issues were previously reported by media, alongside Nitro...
WVU researcher: 'A growing problem'
By Michelle Cortez, Bloomberg
Diabetes is a well-known health threat in the U.S., with rates that have reached epidemic levels in recent years. But now researchers are reporting that another scourge has surpassed it in terms of deadliness: suicides and deaths from drug overdoses.
Diabetes is officially ranked the seventh leading cause of death nationwide. Self-injury, as the combination of suicide and drug-related death...
August 28, 2018 – FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
WVEA-PAC endorses pro-education candidates for WV Legislature
The West Virginia Education Association-Political Action Committee (WVEA-PAC) recommends the following candidates for the WV Legislature in the November 6 General Election.
“WVEA-PAC believes, based on past performances and responses to interview questions, these candidates are advocates for public...
