Shelley Moore Capito: “I have been pressing them for probably now 3 years to do this.”

This funding represents a significant investment in the health and well-being of West Virginians who live in the Northern Panhandle.

By renovating and expanding this facility’s emergency department, more West Virginians will have access to essential services.

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.