Shelley Moore Capito

It was great to be in Clendenin today to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Leatherwood Water Extension.

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.

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.

“America has had a permitting system filled with delays, expenses, red tape, uncertainty,”

I will continue to work to deliver results that benefit our communities and strengthen our state’s future.

These awards are a significant investment in the economic development of West Virginia.

I’m proud to see companies like Mountain Shore Properties continuing to invest in our state. I hope this area thrives for years to come and will provide a sense of hospitality for all who visit.

It was great to be in Fayetteville to celebrate the grand opening of Hill Hall Hotel, an investment that represents a new chapter for Fayette County.

WV Young Life’s campus is a remarkable place that reflects the faith, vision, and persistence of so many people who believed in what this property could become.

It was an honor to celebrate our men and women in uniform. Connecting our veterans and first responders through meaningful opportunities is so important.

I was excited to join our law enforcement officers and celebrate them for their outstanding service to West Virginia—which I have been proud to support through my work in the U.S. Senate.

“For far too long, our broken and outdated federal environmental review and permitting processes have stood in the way of energy reliability, secure jobs, modern infrastructure, and economic growth,”

I was glad to be here today at Marshall University’s Advanced Manufacturing Center to see firsthand the innovative and leading-edge technology they are using to advance manufacturing and entrepreneurship.

Being here today at Southside Elementary School to read to students was a great opportunity to connect with them.

It was great to visit Facing Hunger Foodbank today to receive updates on their efforts in our state.

In my state, whether it’s too long to build roads or energy infrastructure and other investment, it costs us jobs, it costs us the strengthening of our local economies.

For far too long, our broken and outdated federal environmental review and permitting processes have stood in the way of energy reliability, secure jobs, modern infrastructure, and economic growth. The bipartisan reforms we secured in this…

Redesignating this playground is a great way to honor our youngest and bravest West Virginians fighting cancer," Senator Capito said.

It is imperative that each potential host state has confidence that nuclear waste will be safely managed.

A successful policy must be built for the long term and durable, with strong bipartisan buy-in from Congress.

Nuclear energy is a foundational part of America’s energy system that provides reliable, clean power to our electric grid.