AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoRare Earths & Jobs: GreenMet and partners announced a $150 million rare earth processing hub in Rupert, turning coal tailings into a domestic supply chain push and aiming to create about 250 jobs. Local Emergency Response: Logan County 911 unveiled a 35-foot Mobile Communication Center funded with a Department of Homeland Security grant, built to handle calls and coordinate first responders across nearby counties. Outdoor Economy: Beckley’s Piney Creek trail system is gaining attention as the city leans harder into mountain biking and tourism for economic development. Education Watch: State leaders say the “I Love West Virginia Public Schools” campaign needs more specifics as enrollment drops by about 5,000 students next year and families question what’s driving them away. Public Safety: A Fayette County man was arrested in a stalking case involving a family court judge, with police alleging repeated visits and “karma” comments. Sports: Marshall named its new Chris Cline Athletic Center turf “Alex Lawrence Field,” and the Big 12 preseason awards highlighted West Virginia’s Cam Cook on the Preseason All-Big 12 team. Weather/Region: Flash flooding in Missouri killed one and rescued more than 200 campers, underscoring the broader flood risk across the region.
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