West Virginia is on the brink of an extraordinary transformation in the nation’s energy landscape, all thanks to the creation of the Appalachi…
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There’s a reason we say that West Virginia is “Almost Heaven.” Our state’s wild and wonderful mountains and hollows are what make it special, …
When I was growing up in Morgantown, my father stressed the importance of preparing for financial independence. I explored many career possibi…
We have said before that West Virginia University President Dr. E. Gordon Gee was the right person at the right time not once but twice for th…
“I’ll reach out to drill down about the low hanging fruit. Let’s leverage our synergies. Then we can circle back about moving the needle.”
President George Washington said, “To be prepared for war is one of the most effective means of preserving the peace.”
WVU Medicine and Marshall Health have come together to offer Medicare-eligible West Virginians a new option in Medicare called Peak Advantage.
When government leaders ponder cutting taxes, there is always a bit of concern, a fear that tax cuts will drain the pool of money available to…
The future of solar energy in the Mountain State should be bright. I’ve been working on it alongside a team of other talented and motivated fo…
Now hear this. You — and you alone — are responsible for the way you feel. Even with everything going on in our world.
I have good news. Most West Virginians who heat their homes with natural gas will see lower gas bills this winter. The Public Service Commissi…
On October 10th, the WV Secretary of State’s Office officially launched West Virginia Businesses Against Trafficking (WVBAT). WVBAT is a state…
West Virginia has generated an incredible amount of economic development success in the years since we passed right-to-work legislation and re…
October 5 is Energy Efficiency Day. Here at the Public Service Commission, we want to help you find ways to save energy every day. Before we c…
Heading into the fall here in West Virginia, it’s hard not to feel optimistic. That could have been said even in the roughest of financial tim…
Each year, the month of October sheds light on a reprehensible truth we continue to face, as many Americans are no stranger to domestic violence.
I am writing to share the good news that West Virginia is winning!
In business the numbers matter, with a sharp focus on revenue and growth.
This week marks a pivotal moment in the history of West Virginia University. On Friday, September 15, the West Virginia University Board of Go…
The president most effective at addressing our border crisis was a Democrat named Barack Obama.
This fall, Congress has an opportunity to address an issue that impacts the health and safety of many of our constituents. PFAS — commonly cal…
This fall, Congress has an opportunity to address an issue that impacts the health and safety of many of our constituents. PFAS — commonly cal…
When we’re talking economic development success in West Virginia, it’s hard to argue with the numbers.
The past few months have been challenging for West Virginia University President Dr. E. Gordon Gee and his administration.
We’ve all read about West Virginia’s labor market issues and seen the “help wanted” signs that seem to be practically everywhere.
August 23rd is National Poll Worker Recruitment Day. As West Virginia’s chief elections officer, I would like to encourage all eligible West V…
U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts sent a clear message on Thursday with his ruling that overturned Fourth District Court of Appeal…
With the Pleasants Power Station now under new ownership, we are excited to see how Omnis Fuel Technologies not only can save the the current …
The U.S. Supreme Court wrapped up its latest term with four climactic conclusions, issuing decisions in four big cases—in which West Virginia …
A few years ago, I had the opportunity to join the board of a national group called 340B Health. It’s a nonpartisan advocacy group that suppor…
At a time when it seems a cloud of doubt hangs around West Virginia University as it faces a $45-70 million budget shortfall, we remain confid…
Maybe it’s the name No Labels that seems to have some folks in the Democratic Party and even some in the Republican Party concerned about a po…
Maybe it’s the name No Labels that seems to have some folks in the Democratic Party and even some in the Republican Party concerned about a po…
Joe Biden, still intent on destroying the value of a dollar you earn, has proposed a new tax that would initially fall on both the income and …
We are glad to see the organization of the West Virginia First Foundation get off to a good start, with the first six members of the 11-member…
Whether you agree with West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice’s politics or not, you have to give him credit.
Throughout our state’s 160-year history, the coal industry has been a major driver behind West Virginia’s economy and billions of dollars of n…
One of the highlights of the year for those of us at The State Journal/WV News is the selection of and reception to honor the Generation Next:…
The dreaded “C word.” We’ve all lost loved ones and friends to it. Some of us have battled through it and won.
We believe we’ve all grown weary of the politics of the day, when party trumps statesmanship and doing what’s right for the American people.
Election integrity remains one of America’s primary concerns, and West Virginia has made bold moves to secure its elections. Not only have we …
After two straight positive decisions regarding the Mountain Valley Pipeline, we are left with a feeling of optimism that maybe — just maybe —…
While her husband, the governor, and their much-beloved bulldog, Babydog, often get much of the attention, we pause today to recognize the out…
When it comes to West Virginia’s financial picture, May roared in with record-setting numbers from April collections that continued the state’…
Since 1973, May has been recognized by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as Historic Preservation Month, a time to celebrate nation…
For good reason, we often hear of the need to “unleash American energy” and “return to energy independence.”
In a recent radio interview about some of the socially divisive laws just passed by the Legislature’s Republican-led supermajority, West Virgi…
As a member of the West Virginia House of Delegates Banking and Insurance Committee and a member of a Wood County family with about a century …
Give West Virginia leaders, especially Gov. Jim Justice, credit for playing the smart money by investing in programs that are almost guarantee…
As only he can in his folksy way, West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice loves to extol the many virtues of the Mountain State, usually mixing in the …
While the “money” proposals involving pay raises, tax cuts and the state budget got the most attention during the recently completed session o…
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.”
As the investigations into alleged misdeeds by a few members of the West Virginia State Police continue, it is important to remember that the …
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice isn’t hesitant to talk about his basketball coaching career or compare his current post as the state’s top exec…
On March 4, 2001, I said goodbye to a mentor.
For most Americans, a secure retirement is the ultimate goal. It is something we work towards, diligently save and plan for in the hopes that …
There are promising signs that West Virginia lawmakers and Gov. Jim Justice are close to having an agreement on tax relief for West Virginians.
As West Virginia lawmakers head down the stretch of the legislative session, there remain a number of issues that remain key to the Mountain S…
West Virginia has long led the nation in an important public health measure: school-age immunization rates. West Virginia has one of the most …
Credit Gov. Jim Justice for being optimistic and quite frankly for getting tax cut talks this far.
As the drug epidemic continues to plague our nation, policymakers struggle to implement real solutions to ending the crisis.
“Take the high road.” Sage advice handed down through the years.
Pop quiz: what are the most ineffective phrases you could use?
This week, the West Virginia Legislature considers HB 2882, a bill that will bring 750 advanced manufacturing jobs to Weirton in Hancock County.
Once again, West Virginia lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow students to carry concealed weapons on campus.
As West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice and state senators tussle over taxes, let us not forget this: It’s a great problem to have.
With the Super Bowl around the corner, we’re cheering on our favorite team. While this matchup is generally thought of as “the best of the bes…
In today's very fast-paced business world, staying ahead of the curve is essential for success. And one technology that is quickly gaining tra…
Good taxes: Something difficult to imagine and hard to come by. Can there be such a thing? For the past two years, West Virginia’s political p…
It is well-known — at least in these parts — that West Virginia has long powered much of the country, first with coal and now with the additio…
A well-thought-out plan that will benefit West Virginians.
Here we are at the beginning of a new year. A clean slate — ours to create!
The much-maligned West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources is heading in a new direction. But it remains uncertain whether that …
That’s a wrap on 2022 — almost.
News anchors and political pundits constantly tell us how incredibly divided we are. Social media platforms give instant access to atrocities …
To the Editor:
Coming off the election and moving into the holiday season, there’s been a great amount of news and discussion on the economy, business climat…
Are you and your partners constantly squabbling? Is it painful to show up for work, even though you’re one of the company’s leaders?
Congratulations, West Virginia! Once again, West Virginia has executed a great election and demonstrated to the nation how to hold an election…
As we enter the week of Thanksgiving, many of us will be giving thanks for the blessings that abound in our individual lives, as well we should.
The Public Service Commission has come under criticism for favoring coal-fired generation over renewable energy. The fact is that the commissi…
There you are — busy, busy, busy. Making your “to-do” lists. Stopping for every interruption that comes your way.
The PSC has come under criticism for favoring coal-fired generation over renewable energy. The fact is that the Commission favors lower cost g…
At some point in the future, West Virginians will look back and realize it all started with Nucor.
As I have often said, there is no other profession, perhaps short of the medical profession, that has such a great impact on people’s lives as…
“The ability to perform deep work is becoming increasingly rare at exactly the same time it is becoming increasingly valuable in our economy. …
Voters need to understand what is at stake when they vote on Amendment 2, the “Property Tax Modernization Amendment.” And you don’t need to re…
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West Virginia is on the brink of an extraordinary transformation in the nation’s energy land…
There’s a reason we say that West Virginia is “Almost Heaven.” Our state’s wild and wonderfu…
When I was growing up in Morgantown, my father stressed the importance of preparing for fina…
We have said before that West Virginia University President Dr. E. Gordon Gee was the right …
“I’ll reach out to drill down about the low hanging fruit. Let’s leverage our synergies. The…
President George Washington said, “To be prepared for war is one of the most effective means…
WVU Medicine and Marshall Health have come together to offer Medicare-eligible West Virginia…