CHARLESTON - The former lender to U.S. Sen. Jim Justice that sold off its loan debt for the historic Greenbrier Resort to a Texas-based hotel chain is asking a circuit court judge to dismiss a case brought by the Justice family to halt interference in the hotel. Attorneys for Virginia-based ...
PARKERSBURG – A potential referendum over a contract Parkersburg City Council approved with Waste Management has not been settled, but the company will begin providing trash service July 1 on an interim basis. Mayor Tom Joyce made the announcement in a press release Friday afternoon. He said the city will continue to bill residents and the monthly sanitation fee of $21, which includes a $1.50 recycling surcharge to support that service under a separate contractor, will remain unchanged. Residents will be provided with a 96-gallon cart prior to July 1 at no charge, the release said. ...
Gov. Patrick Morrisey visited WVU Medicine Camden Clark Medical Center to discuss West Virginia’s Rural Health Transformation Program, which he says aims to improve overall health of West Virginia residents and to draw more people into the workforce. Morrisey said the program is focused ...
MARIETTA – Nearly four months have passed since the Washington County Commissioners agreed to enter into an NDA (nondisclosure agreement) with a developer looking to build a data center in Waterford. A Waterford resident by the name “Shawna”, whose first and last name weren’t ...
BETHESDA, Md. – United Bankshares Inc., an approximately $34 billion regional financial services company, held its Annual Meeting of Shareholders Wednesday at Congressional Country Club in Bethesda. During the meeting, United Executive Chairman of the Board Richard M. Adams highlighted ...
MARTINSBURG — Berkeley County business leaders, state officials and economic development experts gathered Tuesday for a Lunch and Learn hosted by the Martinsburg-Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce to discuss the future of data centers in West Virginia, especially the proposed $4 billion ...
