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As Concord begins this exciting new chapter, I look forward to working with President Meighen to build on the university’s successes, expand opportunities for students, and support the next generation of leaders in our state.
Concord University has a long history of providing West Virginia students with a quality education and the tools they need to succeed, and I was glad to join the university community for this special occasion.
It was great to be in Morgantown to celebrate this award for Mon Health Medical Center— an investment that represents a new chapter for Monongalia County and the surrounding area.
By renovating and expanding this facility’s emergency department, more West Virginians will have access to essential services.
This funding represents a significant investment in the health and well-being of West Virginians who live in the Northern Panhandle.
It was an honor to be in Dunbar to take part in this dedication ceremony.
It was great to be in Clendenin today to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Leatherwood Water Extension.
That’s how we improve health outcomes, strengthen our communities, and help more West Virginians get healthy and return to the workforce.
These investments will give our healthcare providers better tools to spend less time on paperwork and more time caring for patients.
This collaboration will have an immense impact on the future of aviation, and I look forward to seeing the many benefits it will bring to our state.
Marshall University Division of Aviation sets the standard for aviation education, and I have been proud to support them in their mission to foster high-quality aviation and talent right here in West Virginia.
It is great to be here today in Charleston to celebrate the announcement of Marshall University’s partnership with BETA Technologies.
“We ask all West Virginians to join Denise and me in praying for Travis’s loved ones and the entire mining community during this difficult time,”
“Every day, our coal miners take on difficult and dangerous work to provide for their families and communities. Their dedication and sacrifice deserve our deepest respect and gratitude.”
“Travis dedicated 24 years of his life to an industry that has helped build West Virginia and power our nation,”
We are disappointed by the decision on Boone and Logan counties, but we are not going to stop working for those communities.
Being in Romney was a great opportunity to connect with commissioners from Hampshire County as well as representatives from Hardy Communications.
It was great to be in Ridgeley to receive updates from the Ridgeley Volunteer Fire Department.