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Restoration On Matewan's Nenni Buildings Honors Connection to Italian Immigrants, Mine Wars History - Vimarsana News

Restoration On Matewan's Nenni Buildings Honors Connection to Italian Immigrants, Mine Wars History

Using $1.7 million from the U.S. Economic Development Authority, Coalfield Development Corp. and the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum plan to transform three buildings in Matewan into a job training center while preserving mine wars and unionization history.

Brandon Dennison: Build Back Better is an investment in WV's future - Vimarsana News

Brandon Dennison: Build Back Better is an investment in WV's future

Growing up in West Virginia, it is hard to overstate how dominant coal is here. Or perhaps more accurate, how dominant coal was here. Across West Virginia while some may

West Virginians Aren't Climate 'Deniers,' But Don't Want U.S. Green Economy At Their Expense - Vimarsana News

West Virginians Aren't Climate 'Deniers,' But Don't Want U.S. Green Economy At Their Expense

"We're talking about an energy transition," Natalie Roper of The Just Transition Fund told Newsweek. "That doesn't mean they won't have access to quality jobs."

Celebrate Huntington's sesquicentennial with these 150 facts about the city | News - Vimarsana News

Celebrate Huntington's sesquicentennial with these 150 facts about the city | News

HUNTINGTON — The Jewel City turned 150 in 2021.

'Close that capsule': Huntington seals 150th anniversary time capsule for future residents - Vimarsana News

'Close that capsule': Huntington seals 150th anniversary time capsule for future residents

HUNTINGTON — To a rousing chant of, “Close that capsule,” from Marshall University cheerleaders and a drumroll from the Marching Thunder, Huntington leaders sealed a time capsule Friday.