Leah Gore
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Leah Gore
Localization brings together Huntington for celebration of art and community.
Liz McCormick
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West Virginia Public Broadcasting
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West Virginia’s Republicans in Congress all voted against the federal stimulus spending that makes up a big chunk of the broadband initiative: the American Rescue Plan. -
Charter Schools, Celebrating Huntington And Reclaiming Mine Wars History, This West Virginia MorningOn this West Virginia Morning, a museum in southern West Virginia is helping people who are deeply rooted in Mine Wars history reclaim their own story. Also, in this show, the fourth public forum hosted by the West Virginia Professional Charter School Board was held in Charles Town Monday night, and Huntington is celebrating its culture and local artists through its Localization Pop-Up show.
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ATV riders from all over the country are finding the hills and hollers of West Virginia thanks to the Hatfield and McCoy Trail system. As a bonus, they’re also discovering the largely untold stories of the Mine Wars and the Battle of Blair Mountain at the West Virginia Mine Wars Museum.
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As state lawmakers consider to what extent businesses can require the COVID-19 vaccine, university professors are also weighing in.
Mountain Stage
BRIAN BLAUSER
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Mountain Stage
Join us starting Friday October 15 as Kathy Mattea welcomes Ani DiFranco, Hayes Carll, Dar Williams and Mipso, on a show recorded at the Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences in Charleston, W.Va.
Inside Appalachia
This week on Inside Appalachia, we’re talking with the creators of the “Black in Appalachia” podcast about their recent mountain road trip through the coalfields. Also in this episode, we learn about how debates over LGBTQ issues are playing out on the Qualla Boundary, in Western North Carolina. The Eastern Band of Cherokee doesn’t recognize same-sex marriage. But some LGBTQ members have spent the last several months trying to change that.
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Fire Shut Up In My Bones, the first performance of an opera by a Black composer on The Met’s stage, is being presented at movie theaters in West Virginia as part of The Metropolitan Opera Live in HD Series this Saturday, Oct. 23, at 12:55 p.m. in Nitro, Morgantown, and Barboursville.
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After days of discussion, the West Virginia Senate voted 31-2 to divide the state into new legislative districts. The measure now goes to the House of Delegates.
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Two West Virginia University researchers are working to find ways to connect underserved populations to natural environments, specifically the ocean, through what is called the Blue Economy.
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A longtime newspaperman, broadcaster and a former communications director for Gov. Jim Justice has been named interim executive director of West Virginia Public Broadcasting.
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For those struggling with addiction, one way to get on the road to recovery is to enter a sober-living home. In 2019, the legislature unanimously passed a law that would for the first time set standards for providers.
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West Virginia University researchers are using artificial intelligence and other advanced technologies to help diagnose people with autism.
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