AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEnergy & Housing: West Virginia’s HOMES home energy rebate program has finally opened a limited pilot phase, but the second federal-funded rebate track (HEAR) still has no launch date. Public Health: A mobile lung cancer screening unit, LUCAS, is set to visit Harrison and Clay counties in September, and the Mid-Ohio Valley Health Department is running back-to-school vaccination clinics. Education: Statewide test results show math and English back near pre-pandemic levels, but science gains are slipping. Safety & Environment: Airdrops of oral rabies vaccine bait packs begin across north central West Virginia, and officials say the Barbour County mine evacuation was tied to a fire affecting carbon monoxide readings. Courts & Crime: A Beverly man accused of child abuse involving a zip-tied juvenile is headed to a Randolph County grand jury. Local Economy & Infrastructure: Gov. Morrisey and lawmakers unveiled new data center development principles, while Lubeck PSD ratepayers are pressing for details as commissioners consider higher water and sewer rates. Sports & Community: WVU women’s soccer opened the season with a 2-0 win over Dayton, and the Wild & Wonderful Country Fest returns to Elkins to benefit the YMCA.
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