Longtime West Virginia leaders To Part Ways After Years In Office
Gov. Cri Underwood and Secretary of State Ken Hechler, political rivals yet colleagues, depart office this week after more than a century of combined public service. Their careers span academia, Congress, and statewide offices, with sharp differences on policy yet mutual respect.
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