MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The state Department of Education is ready to host the first-ever Farm to School Conference that will involve educators, farmers and students from across the Mountain State.
Tony Crago
The inaugural conference will begin on Tuesday morning as part of a two-day event that will be hosted at the Marriott Waterfront in Morgantown.
Department of Education Director of Child Nutrition Tony Crago said he’s about the opportunity to connect educators along with local officials in order

BRANDONVILLE, W.Va. — The state Public Service Commission is accepting public comments on the proposed Brandonville Solar project that, if approved, could be operational by late 2027.
George Street
Brandonville Solar is a division of sustainable energy producer, Enel North America headquartered in Andover, Mass. They have about 850 workers that manage similar operations in the United States and Canada that produce about 12 gigawatts electricity.
Delegate George Street, R-Preston, vice chairman

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Former WVU President Gordon Gee is bookending a more than four-decade career in higher education by sharing his expertise with two institutions but made it clear he does miss the day-to-day environment of working with students on a college campus.
Gordon Gee
“I’ve spent some time in executive residence at Ohio State University and I’ll spend some more time doing the same at Arizona State University,” Gee said on MatroNews “Talkline” earlier this week.” “I’ve got a couple of

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Saturday the $60 million sale of four state-owned hospitals to Marx Development has been completed.
Gov. Patrick Morrisey
“This marks an important milestone in our work to strengthen healthcare services and modernize the state’s operations,” Morrisey said. “West Virginia patients can look forward to enhanced care, modernized facilities, and a commitment to quality care. This is another step forward in improving care outcomes for our patients