Shelley Moore Capito: “Economic development is difficult work, but the reward for West Virginia is obvious.”

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.

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.

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.