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For The Inter-Mountain CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Economic Development Authority lost track of a $25 million venture capital loan program and has little to show for success according to a new report. The West Virginia Post Audit Division released a report Tuesday highlighting the failures of the EDA’s $25 million Non-Recourse Loan Program. “It is the Legislative Auditor’s opinion that the Loan Program did not achieve the intended outcomes and what was achieved is difficult to quantify,” the report stated. Created in 2002 by the Legislature at the request of then-governor Bob W...
SHORTCOMINGS — The offices of the West Virginia Economic Development Authority in Charleston. CHARLESTON — The West Virginia Economic Development Authority lost track of a $25 million venture capital loan program and has little to show for success according to a new report. The West Virginia Post Audit Division released a report Tuesday highlighting the failures of the EDA’s $25 million Non-Recourse Loan Program. “It is the Legislative Auditor’s opinion that the Loan Program did not achieve the intended outcomes and what was achieved is difficult to quantify,” the report stated. ...
Governor Bob Wise Governor William G. Conley Comedian Soupy Sales was born Milton Supman on Jan. 8, 1926. He's pictured here in Lunch with Soupy in 1960. Louise McNeill Pease was born on the family farm in Pocahontas County on Jan. 9, 1911. She was West Virginia Poet Laureate. On Jan. 9, 2014, hazardous chemicals were discovered leaking into the Elk River, contaminating the water supply for a nine-county region. Foo Conner photo Judge Elizabeth Virginia Hallanan, West Virginia's first federal court judge, was born in Charleston on Jan. 10, 1925. Minnie Buckingham Harper, the first African-Ame...
Open For Business KOBI-TV NBC5 and KOTI-TV NBC2 present “Open for Business,” a marketing campaign in partnership with local businesses. These interviews with local business leaders were conducted by NBC5 General Manager Bob Wise. Watch to learn more about these companies and what they do, and how they can serve you. If you would like your business to be an “Open for Business” partner, please contact us. March 30, 2021 Open for Business featuring Meg Walker, Brand & Culture Coordinator at Coastal. Meg talks with Bob about the impact of the pandemic on their operations both in-store ...