Happy Birthday, West Virginia! Watch The Road to Statehood to see how it it all begin #AlmostHeaven https://t.co/fQN7TTVGo9 pic.twitter.com/qdYfRoAogW
— WVPB (@wvpublic) June 20, 2018
#OTD in 1863, West Virginia became the 35th state. 1st of 2 states added during Lincoln’s presidency. https://t.co/pMxA0oCjnx pic.twitter.com/mHI3nQ7xBf
— Presidential Trivia (@triviapotus) June 20, 2018
Economic Growth Solves Our Problemshttps://t.co/5jXiB2OLuy
— WV Chamber (@WVaChamber) March 9, 2018
ICYMI: TeMa North America recently broke ground for a 42,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Burr Business Park in Jefferson County. This is the company’s first manufacturing plant in the country. #WVDevelopmentOffice https://t.co/nKSdWAf56A
— WV Commerce (@wvcommerce) May 10, 2018
From @NewsandSentinel – "Across West Virginia, new business registrations in West Virginia grew at 1.08 percent in May, Secretary of State Mac Warner said." https://t.co/nRyy7q3hzF #WeMeanBusiness
— WV Secretary of State's Office (@wvsosoffice) June 7, 2018
'It's called occupying your own space.' A great article about @charlestoncity and the tourism boom. READ—>https://t.co/Abex6cWbbx #city
— The Municipal (@TheMunicipal) May 23, 2016
The Huntington International Jazz Festival is a 5-day cultural extravaganza beginning on June 19! For more information on the events go to https://t.co/oBLpSMmA3u
— Huntington, WV (@huntingtoncity) June 5, 2018
#HuntingtonWV and its #OpenToAll diversity campaign received the 1st place award in the 50,000 and under population category for the @leagueofcities City Cultural Diversity Program this morning at a conference in Washington, D.C. #NLCDC #diversity #inclusion #multicultural #WV pic.twitter.com/mFl1QVIDxE
— Huntington, WV (@huntingtoncity) March 12, 2018
Congrats to NLC members Huntington, WV and Lake Havasu City, AZ for winning grants from America's Best Communities! https://t.co/K160w5Z6yi pic.twitter.com/TDcJre18hP
— National League of Cities (@leagueofcities) April 20, 2017
West Virginia is in! #MayorsChallenge cities will define a problem, craft a solution, & learn from global experts https://t.co/yd9RGOqeYe pic.twitter.com/CBTvhbX3xF
— Bloomberg Cities (@BloombergCities) October 19, 2017
Merchant and Artist Walk Friday night in #downtownpkb! Here is a map of over 20 participants. https://t.co/2FP0Vyvzf9 #gotowv #wvcraftbeer
— Parkersburg Brewing (@ParkersburgBrew) April 26, 2017
The City of Morgantown has recently released the 2018-2022 Paving Plan. To learn more about the process, check out the latest episode of the #Morgantown Minute and visit https://t.co/tQ5b2eEYqL https://t.co/g8zDVdxNWn
— City of Morgantown (@Morgantown_WV) May 10, 2018
Rebecca Diamond works two jobs — one as a full-time teacher in West Virginia. The other as a fast-food cashier on the weekends. pic.twitter.com/oYTfSua1R1
— AJ+ (@ajplus) March 6, 2018
You'll find great food and lots of outdoorsy fun in Morgantown, West Virginia https://t.co/jK1bzfhFtK pic.twitter.com/Hkat8UDhsG
— Budget Travel (@BudgetTravel) June 12, 2018
“AST Named to the Washington Fast50 for the Fourth Consecutive Year” https://t.co/wOHppSlPg0 pic.twitter.com/UGfeG8ze6Q
— Allegheny STC (@AlleghenySTC) September 5, 2017
We are excited to announce our selection to the Inc. 5000 list of the 5000 fastest growing private companies in… https://t.co/rpiR2Wc9fz
— ProActive Services (@PASenergy) August 29, 2016
We could not be more excited! Douglas Equipment was just ranked by @FESmagazine as the #42 #foodservice equipment and supplies #dealer in the US. This is a #major #accomplishment. One we could not have reached without #loyalcustomers like you. Thank you! https://t.co/W4Pi1OxMG8.
— DEQOnline (@DEQOnline) April 29, 2018
PracticeLink Magazine a great resource for residents, fellows, practicing physicians, advanced practitioners and program coordinators. Check out this article from the Winter 2018 Quality of Life issue.https://t.co/CqI7exbJ3J…t-for-physicians/
— PracticeLink.com (@PracticeLink) April 23, 2018
JUST IN: West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announces he's switching from the Democratic to the Republican party. https://t.co/KclRop3W0L pic.twitter.com/5x4vVITctf
— ABC News (@ABC) August 3, 2017
Meet the ex-con coal baron running for Senate in West Virginia https://t.co/BZLyzN2q6L pic.twitter.com/pP9ICgbq57
— Bloomberg (@business) March 19, 2018
Mylan accused of Medicaid fraud by West Virginia over EpiPen https://t.co/ub8xSw1QCC pic.twitter.com/NiOoN0NCXh
— Bloomberg (@business) September 20, 2016
It is with great pleasure we introduce our 2018 Region III Small Business Subcontractor of the Year, Jay Reddy of NextGen Federal Systems! #SmallBusinessWeek pic.twitter.com/LC1EMZsEMd
— SBA West Virginia (@SBA_WV) May 2, 2018
WVU launches Distinguished West Virginians Archives https://t.co/miu9OA8NEc
— WVUToday (@wvutoday) June 5, 2018
In new WVU course in the College of B&E – Applied Regional Economics Research – students take on projects to provide economic data to various regions of WV and help those regions better understand their opportunities and challenges. https://t.co/LWsurNVFio
— WVU College of B&E (@wvucobe) April 13, 2018
NASA mathematician, Katherine Johnson, is getting a bronze statue and scholarship created in her name at West Virginia State University https://t.co/vdHSCOXEHs pic.twitter.com/DOHgw4S7Vz
— The Root (@TheRoot) June 6, 2018
LIGO and Virgo make first detection of gravitational waves produced by colliding neutron stars https://t.co/lGlDiSTRUi
— WVU Math Department (@WVUmath) October 16, 2017
WVU professors studying the galaxy are helping to make discoveries that build our understanding of the universe 🌌💫💛💙 https://t.co/dsji1zVbg0
— WVU Mountaineers (@WestVirginiaU) May 29, 2018
"We're dreaming big here," says Zach Fowler, director of the @wvuarboretum, in regards to the master plan proposal developed by #WVU Davis College landscape architecture students. Thanks for the great story, @DominionPostWV https://t.co/hX7fnQHG5y
— WVU Davis College (@wvudavis) April 25, 2018
Want to know more about how our @WVUEcoCAR3 team in the competition? Full details: https://t.co/CxhKTUWTUg @EcoCAR3 @BillCawthorne pic.twitter.com/hNYkOIARj2
— WVU Statler College (@wvustatler) May 23, 2018
Republicans and Democrats both get it wrong with @DoddFrank, argue WVU law professor Jena Martin and public administration professor Karen Kunz. The whole financial regulatory system needs to be replaced, they say. https://t.co/hZCfAakGec
— WVU College of Law (@wvulaw) May 25, 2018
WVU Libraries’ West Virginia and Regional History Center has launched a digital collection that chronicles more than six decades of work by acclaimed outdoorsman, author and illustrator George Bird Evans.https://t.co/qcrhhNn4DJ pic.twitter.com/VZ8b5ndG8x
— WVU Forestry (@WVUforestry) February 22, 2018
WVU Parkersburg celebrates Earth Day with events for kids and adults https://t.co/2nCsm07MgU
— WVU Parkersburg (@WVUParkersburg) April 24, 2018
WV, PA, and OH renew collaborative commitment to Tri-State Shale Coalition. Focus on Infrastructure, Workforce, Innovation, and Marketing. https://t.co/6NAbqmpEXk @PghBizTimes
— WVU Energy (@WVUEnergy) March 21, 2018
Amy Hessl, professor of @wvugeography, discusses the Uighurs, a medieval society that survived nearly 60 years of drought, with @TheAtlantic #WVU https://t.co/SQHCOUOlRY
— WVU Eberly College (@WVUEberly) May 9, 2018
WVU's school of @WVUPublicHealth is developing a new residency program focused on public health, set to help combat the region's ongoing health issues 🏥 https://t.co/KUat1NI6eF
— WVU Mountaineers (@WestVirginiaU) June 4, 2018
An active music arranger with nearly 300 titles and arrangements for marching bands across the country will assume the role as associate director of bands at West Virginia University. https://t.co/r3Utz4bNo4
— WVU Creative Arts (@WVUCCA) March 14, 2018
Have you heard? NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson is set to be honored by her alma mater of West Virginia State University with a bronze statue and a scholarship in her name on August 25th- the day before her 100th birthday.
https://t.co/np2yQ9ruz7— #becauseofthemwecan (@Becauseofthem) June 6, 2018
“If you don’t expect to win in life, I guarantee you never will. So expect greatness from yourself and everyone around you." — Commencement Speaker Charlie Batch https://t.co/rN6n4JZpib
— Bethany College (WV) (@Bethany_College) May 19, 2018
Our very own, Kathy Hawks, is a finalist for The Faculty Merit Foundation of West Virginia 2017 Professor of the Year Award! Congratulations Kathy! https://t.co/Wr0x1dN5tA
— Concord University (@CampusBeautiful) January 18, 2018
Our very own Falcon alumna Molly Born, a graduate of the French program with a journalism minor was recently featured in the New York Times. Read the feature here and learn about Molly's passion for both journalism and her home state of WV https://t.co/a052tUBtp7
— Fairmont State University (@FairmontState) April 20, 2018
Chase Hancock is a senior Exercise Science major and linebacker for @HerdFB. Chase says there's not another place he'd rather be a student and football player than at Marshall University in Huntington, W.V.#MYHuntington #MarshallUFamily #SonOfMarshall #OneOfTheHerd pic.twitter.com/6MXyCRI6Uj
— Marshall University (@marshallu) June 5, 2018
“I wanted to bring in bands that had a certain ‘bonding factor’. I feel like music, and concerts especially, have a way of bringing people together in a really unique way. That’s what I hope to do whenever we host a show on campus”. @vacationmanor https://t.co/xTolssCGg7 pic.twitter.com/gOTV7SBefp
— OhioValleyUniversity (@OVUniversity) January 24, 2018
Shepherd's farm will soon be growing produce—and future farmers https://t.co/dGrw61dwjX
Classes start this summer! pic.twitter.com/gdqoxhFJ1O— Shepherd University (@ShepherdU) May 12, 2018
We're proud to partner with @ABU1871 @AARPFoundation @campuskitchens on a new taskforce to address food insecurity within West Virginia's senior community and encourage students to get involved this fall! https://t.co/IjtWi0J6hF
— Sodexo USA, Inc. (@sodexoUSA) May 15, 2018
BLUE AND GRAY: History is a huge part of the United States as a whole but West Virginia is one state that brings history to life.https://t.co/5fZiJkIlN7
— WBOY 12News (@WBOY12News) June 4, 2018
See my comments on the current state of agriculture in West Virginia and where we are heading! BIG opportunity for growth! #wvpol https://t.co/ab6KAc6F2q
— Kent Leonhardt (@KentforWV) May 7, 2018
Death of Bald Eagle Yields Life Lessons for West Virginia Students – https://t.co/qb4zx4gRed pic.twitter.com/w2RBokoW1h
— Dept. of Agriculture (@USDA) June 4, 2018
West Virginia becomes the first U.S. state to allow internet voting by blockchain in primary elections. https://t.co/vsIsmq22mq via @BrookingsInst
— Fordham CLIP (@FordhamCLIP) June 2, 2018
Oak Hill, WV (pop. 8,544) uses an #ArcGIS powered #StoryMap as an interactive council meeting agenda https://t.co/0V6LlAqzwh #GIS #Esri #smartcity #statelocalIT #govtech #CIO #CTO @leagueofcities @ICMA @URISA #GISP #innovation
— Adam Carnow (@SpatialAce) April 17, 2018
Explain this to Kentucky and West Virginia. The new economics of jobs is bad news for working-class Americans—and maybe for Trump https://t.co/7lv7nOUMIK via @BrookingsInst
— Theresa Timlin (@tctimlin) January 20, 2018
95% of California families live within 5 miles of a private school, compared to 60% in West Virginia https://t.co/F03zBn9G0z pic.twitter.com/gmfvqcovIY
— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) April 6, 2017
Both Clinton & Sanders hope West Virginia can do what it did for JFK in 1960: https://t.co/Fb0DSzWeVN #WVprimary pic.twitter.com/kCRpamrjC6
— Brookings (@BrookingsInst) May 10, 2016
With a new generation committed to renewing their city, West Virginia’s capital is making a statement. https://t.co/pp0VQWMkBt pic.twitter.com/vL7v2QZgz1
— Southern Living (@Southern_Living) November 16, 2017
City Lab: Research shows that innovative businesses are common in rural areas https://t.co/lufYNHYwrt
— West Virginia Topics (@dubvNOW) June 13, 2018
Fantastic interactive map based on @AlexBrill_DC & Scott Ganz's research, by @knewfornews. Cc: @AEI
West Virginia and New Hampshire Bear Highest Costs of Opioid Crisis https://t.co/9cL9NcrspT pic.twitter.com/8mJ4fy14DX
— Michael R. Strain (@MichaelRStrain) March 21, 2018
West Virginia’s nine-day teachers’ strike ended when the state raised teacher pay by 5%. But, as @rickhess99 explains, teacher take-home pay is only part of the story, and the strike did nothing to change the underlying dynamics that have contributed to a frustrating status quo. pic.twitter.com/ZwbaOjwG8n
— AEI (@AEI) April 2, 2018
Very interesting. @AEI has started an "Opioid Policy Project." There is an abundance of good research, data, policy prescriptions, etc. Should be of particular interest to folks in West Virginia. https://t.co/mQkx1YxuIE
— Cardinal Institute (@CardinalWV) June 6, 2018
The recent teacher walkouts in West Virginia, Oklahoma, and Kentucky have not only been remarkable for their scope and success, but have also rapidly reshuffled the educational debates. @rickhess99 gives 5 thoughts to consider: https://t.co/E5eTyYr41t
— AEI (@AEI) April 16, 2018
Why did Green Bank, West Virginia, ban wireless signals? For science http://t.co/NJn1M41SOC pic.twitter.com/adP0FVk1xS
— CityLab (@CityLab) December 11, 2014
This West Virginia town has become a cell-phone-free zone in the name of science http://t.co/iCjWWOkWZq
— CityLab (@CityLab) September 2, 2014
West Virginia is number 1 in deer collisions http://t.co/sdsiyDmv2S via @CityLab pic.twitter.com/T54zdATa5l
— L. Scott Deaner (@ProfDeaner) October 19, 2014
A photo essay of life along the King Coal Highway in West Virginia http://t.co/s3fMDQncbQ pic.twitter.com/PWOGdxgm5A
— CityLab (@CityLab) October 17, 2014
A look at the struggling, post-mining towns of southern West Virginia http://t.co/YQVWhYMiPg pic.twitter.com/xN0n2DrnRE
— CityLab (@CityLab) October 17, 2014
West Virginia's outlaw toilet bandit explains his artistic vision http://t.co/RJvnV7qO via @citycalfe
— CityLab (@CityLab) April 24, 2012
"We’re getting support from teachers all over—Alaska, New Mexico, Oklahoma. … These places are saying, 'We know that if they’ve done it in West Virginia, we can do it here, too.'" https://t.co/JhPiusb9Yf
— CityLab (@CityLab) March 8, 2018
A closer look at the West Virginia report at the center of the VW emissions scandal http://t.co/imdxnFWSsx pic.twitter.com/AO7HubGznz
— CityLab (@CityLab) September 25, 2015
Between 1994 and 2012, every U.S. state saw an overall decrease in crime, except West Virginia http://t.co/tAhj1Qbhzq
— CityLab (@CityLab) September 12, 2014
Where are the 60,000 gallons of contaminated water from the West Virginia chemical spill headed? http://t.co/O7MtKC4IfD
— Next City (@NextCityOrg) April 22, 2014