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REIMAGINE APPALACHIA hosted its fourth annual Reimagine Appalachia January Strategy Summit on Tuesday to discuss ways to improve economic development, environme

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — The leaders of West Virginia’s two major public universities announced the next step in a program meant to show young workers that t

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — The leaders of West Virginia’s two major public universities announced the next step in a program meant to show young workers that the Mountain State is

HUNTINGTON — Coalfield Development Corp. last week announced last week the launch of a SEED Fund Challenge that showcases the importance of social enterprises across Appalachia.

More and more students are turning away from college and toward apprenticeships.

HUNTINGTON — With his tenure as mayor of Huntington coming to an end in less than two years, Steve Williams is mulling over his political future, which could include a

The Herald-Dispatch is announcing its annual Citizen Awards, which recognize citizenship, volunteer efforts and accomplishments in business, athletics and the arts.

HUNTINGTON — A large number of social entrepreneurs and those interested in learning about social enterprising gathered for the Appalachian Social Enterprise Summit at Marshall University on Tuesday.

Editor’s Note: This is the 464th in a series of articles recalling vanished Huntington scenes.

HUNTINGTON — With the commitment of significant federal funding, southern West Virginia may look different in the next few years and decades.