Delegate Wayne Clark News Today

CHARLESTON — During the 2024 Legislative Session, the West Virginia Department of Agriculture (WVDA) worked closely with Delegate Wayne Clark (R-Jefferson) on House Bill 5294. The bill clarifies to whom

The WV House of Delegates passed a bill Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024, aimed at loosening liability rules governing private outdoor designated areas.

The WV House of Delegates passed a bill Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024, aimed at loosening liability rules governing private outdoor designated areas.

The WV House of Delegates passed a bill Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2024, aimed at loosening liability rules governing private outdoor designated areas.

CHARLES TOWN — Legislators representing Jefferson County during the 2023 legislative session gathered Thursday in the ballroom at Hollywood Casino at Charles Town Races as part of the Jefferson County

When I learned of West Virginia House Bill 2459, which was introduced by Delegate Wayne Clark (Charles Town, wayne.clark@wvhouse.gov), I was outraged. He knowin

CHARLESTON — Legislators are contemplating a number of new options to address the ongoing teacher shortage in West Virginia.

Here in West Virginia, our people take immense pride in the energy status we’ve attained over the years as a top producer in the United States. For nearly two centuries,

SHEPHERDSTOWN — According to Delegate Wayne Clark (R — Jefferson, 65) and Delegate Paul Espinosa (R — Jefferson, 66), a major part of their job as the Wes

CHARLESTON — Coal still rules in West Virginia, comprising far more of the state’s electricity generation — 91% — than in any other state.