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CHARLESTON — Breeze Airways will have its landing fees waived for two years and receive $75,000 in marketing funds as incentives for providing new air service routes linking West Virginia

CHARLESTON — As West Virginia auditor, JB McCuskey leads an office that tracks government spending.

The West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources announced two more appointments Wednesday, less than a month after the release of an organizational review of the department.

On Nov. 8, West Virginians will vote in new districts after the state redistricting in 2021. For some voters, it will be the first time they elect only one delegate to the House.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — An entrepreneur who has worked in manufacturing, energy and banking has been sworn into the West Virginia Legislature to take over the seat of a delegate who left to become one of the governor's advisers.

Larry Pack to join Gov. Justice’s Administration as Senior Advisor.

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — A Charleston-area lawmaker is stepping down from the West Virginia House of Delegates to become a senior adviser to Gov. Jim Justice. Del. Larry Pack, a Republican from Kanawha County, announced Monday that he will withdraw his name from the November general election.

A WV lawmaker, Larry Pack, is stepping down to become an advisor to Gov. Jim Justice. Pack announced Monday he will be withdrawing his name from the general election.

Gov. Jim Justice said in a release that Del. Larry Pack, R-Kanawha, brings rich private sector experience to the executive branch.

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