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Community Health Centers Call for Added Protections - Vimarsana News

Community Health Centers Call for Added Protections

Community health centers are calling on state and federal lawmakers for added protections against drug manufactures for drastically cutting them out of a federal drug discount program. The 340B Drug Pricing program allows health centers to purchase outpatient medication at reduced costs, so they can then provide it to a greater reach of patients while drug companies get reimbursed. But in the past two years, drug producers and third-party prescription drug benefit managers have been restricting centers, threatening their financial stability. ...

In WV a Push to Rebuild Economy from the Ground Up / Public News Service - Vimarsana News

In WV a Push to Rebuild Economy from the Ground Up / Public News Service

A new coalition of businesses and nonprofits in West Virginia is ready to create at least 3,000 new green industry jobs. They say they just need the funding to do so. Brandon Dennison, founder and CEO of the nonprofit Coalfield Development, is leading the coalition called Appalachian Climate Technology (ACT Now). ...

Brandon Dennison and Dan Conant: A union work force is good for all - Vimarsana News

Brandon Dennison and Dan Conant: A union work force is good for all

Over the past two years both of us made the decision to organize our teams with local trades unions. We did this because we do not view unions as a

PERSONNEL | Business | herald-dispatch.com - Vimarsana News

PERSONNEL | Business | herald-dispatch.com

A look at local residents’ job changes, promotions and achievements.

City Council allocates remaining $27 million in ARPA funds - Vimarsana News

City Council allocates remaining $27 million in ARPA funds

HUNTINGTON — Huntington City Council members approved allocations for the remainder of the city’s $40 million in American Rescue Plan funds Monday night.