West Virginia eyes reform amid college access gaps
Continued debate over education reform highlights funding gaps and affordability in West Virginia. Officials note a $24 million annual need with only $7 million state support, warn that one size fits all policies fail to account for local cultures, and point to students pursuing two-year degrees due to cost and first generation status.
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West Virginia American Works for Cost-Effective Growth
West Virginia American Water officials discuss PSC regulated plans for new service to Morehead property and a downtown streetscape, balancing expansion with existing customers. They note pump stations, water pressure limits, and zoning map reviews as the city considers readiness for business. Mayor Cole urges a downtown streetscape committee.
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