Shelley Moore Capito: “West Virginia needs fewer inefficient and expensive regulations and more job creation.”

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

Being in Romney was a great opportunity to connect with commissioners from Hampshire County as well as representatives from Hardy Communications.

It is great to be here today in Charleston to celebrate the announcement of Marshall University’s partnership with BETA Technologies.

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