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First of 2 new Beckley Water Co. rate hikes to take effect June 24 - Vimarsana News

First of 2 new Beckley Water Co. rate hikes to take effect June 24

Charleston – The first part of a two-phase overall $4.2 million rate increase for customers of Beckley Water Co. goes into effect on June 24 after state regulators endorsed a

Ceremony scheduled to honor W.Va. workers who died on the job - Vimarsana News

Ceremony scheduled to honor W.Va. workers who died on the job

BENWOOD, W.Va. - To honor West Virginia workers who died on the job–20 were lost in 2023– the West Virginia AFL-CIO and the Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler Central Labor Council will

West Virginia lawmakers pass budget, several key bills as legislative session ends - Vimarsana News

West Virginia lawmakers pass budget, several key bills as legislative session ends

West Virginia's State Senate and House of Delegates worked right up to the deadline Saturday, passing a $4.9 billion budget and bringing the 2024 legislative session to a close.

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As West Virginia workers reel from looming layoffs, lawmakers move to cut unemployment benefits - Vimarsana News

As West Virginia workers reel from looming layoffs, lawmakers move to cut unemployment benefits

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WV backs big business, ignores minority business legislation | Legislative Session - Vimarsana News

WV backs big business, ignores minority business legislation | Legislative Session

West Virginia leaders have let legislation aimed at promoting small business growth in minority and low-income communities languish while the state's Economic Development Authority has approved hundreds of millions of dollars in forgivable loans to large companies. Legislative leaders have brushed aside calls from The Rev. Matthew Watts and the Tuesday Morning Group to back legislation tailored to help small businesses grow in minority and low-income communities.