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NRGRDA announces launch of West Virginia Child Care Economic Impact Survey
BECKLEY, WV (LOOTPRESS) – The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority has announced the launch of the West Virginia Child Care Economic Impact Survey. Announced in collaboration with the West Virginia Association of Regional Councils with support from the WV Economic Development Council, the survey will help to establish an economic snapshot of the impacts […]
National Recovery Month observed by West Virginia Department of Human Services
CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — The month of September is being recognized by The West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS), Office of Drug Control Policy (ODCP), and other partnerships nationwide as National Recovery Month. According to a press release from West Virginia Department of Human Services, this month promotes proven treatment and recovery practices, the […]
Red Lobster sale approved by judge: What does it mean for the remaining restaurants in West Virginia?
On Thursday, Red Lobster announced its upcoming acquisition by an entity known as RL Investor Holdings LLC, after the plan was approved by a U.S. bankruptcy judge amid the restaurant chain’s financial woes.
Nationwide Adderall Shortage Leaves Patients Struggling for Solutions
WEST VIRGINIA (LOOTPRESS) – Across the country, patients who rely on Adderall to manage attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are finding themselves caught in a worsening crisis. A nationwide shortage of the medication has left countless individuals scrambling to fill prescriptions, with many reporting delays of weeks, or even months. Pharmacies large and small have […]
Beverly PD is on pause indefinitely, town officials say
The Beverly Town Council voted to put a pause on the town’s police department last month, laying off a full-time police officer and the police chief who was a part-time employee, according to the town’s mayor, Andy Burns.
Harm Reduction Restrictions and Budget Cuts Cause HIV to Spread in West Virginia
About five years after an HIV outbreak linked to opioid use in rural West Virginia made national headlines, health departments in the state say they are working with scarce funding and resources to test for HIV and connect those living with the virus to lifesaving treatment, the Bluefield Daily Telegraph reports.
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