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The West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is expanding its digital services with documents on motorist’s phones and the governor is opening a training program for tourism jobs for high school students.

Fayette County comes together to restore Plum Orchard Lake

CHARLESTON, W.V. (WV News) — Gov. Jim Justice announced Wednesday applications are now available for freshman and sophomore high school students wishing to attend West Virginia’s inaugural Governor’s School for

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — The state Capitol was filled with enthusiastic travel and tourism industry partners from across the state Monday as they gathered together to celebrate the industry’s

Brad Smith, President of Marshall University, and Chelsea Ruby, West Virginias Tourism Secretary, recently spoke to lawmakers about the Ascend West Virginia program. This program is doing even better than

Brad Smith, President of Marshall University, and Chelsea Ruby, West Virginias Tourism Secretary, recently spoke to lawmakers about the Ascend West Virginia program. This program is doing even better than

West Virginians know at least one state agency will do what it is expected to do with taxpayer dollars, to the benefit of the state as a whole. The Department of Tourism and Tourism Secretary Chelsea Ruby have made impressive strides in bringing nationwide awareness of our wild and wonderful attractions. Last month, Ruby told […]

Always on.

Always on.

The December interim meetings of the West Virginia Legislature are now complete, and this will be the final interim meeting of 2023. Many committees during the interims are focusing on