West Virginia Farmers Learn About Alternative Markets West Virginia State University Extension Service gathered a diverse crowd Jan. 12 to teach the basics of producing more alternative and ethnic foods for West Virginia.
Triana CEO Encourages Entrepreneurial Spirit West Virginia could use a dose of entrepreneurial spirit, according to W. Henry Harmon, president and CEO of Charleston-based Triana Energy.
W.Va. Engineer Patents Way to Reuse Old Tires Morgantown engineer Samuel G. Bonasso has received a patent for his Mechanical Concrete, a way to build walls, foundations, roads and dams from waste tires.
Task Force Proposed for Drug Prevention, Treatment With abuse of alcohol and drugs allegedly rampant throughout much of West Virginia, state lawmakers recently took a tentative new step toward tackling the problem.
Brutality Lawsuit Filed Against Police, Pocahontas County A tale of police brutality and a month-long stay in a mental hospital began with a public intoxication charge, according to a lawsuit filed against 39 defendants Dec. 24 in Kanawha County Circuit Court.
Legislative Dreams and Strategic Silence With the West Virginia Legislature's session starting in February, we have time to dream about what we'd like to see our lawmakers do.
