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Obesity · West VirginiaGov. Patrick Morrisey gripped the microphone and hyped up a crowd of parents and children in front of a concession stand at the West Virginia State Fair in August. “Who’s ready to walk a Mountaineer Mile?” The crowd cheered. In the shadow of the tall Ferris wheel and a flailing inflatable man, Morrisey asked the children if they were ready to hop on some rides. He asked the adults if anyone was going to the .38 Special and Kansas concert. But…See the Story
In the most overweight state in the nation, Gov. Morrisey is taking the issue personally
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Health Care · West VirginiaThe private company buying West Virginia’s state-owned nursing facilities has committed $80 million to build new facilities on a strict timeline, according to sale documents newly released by the state. The four nursing homes being sold are Hopemont Hospital in Preston County, Jackie Withrow Hospital in Beckley, Lakin Hospital in Mason County and John Manchin Sr. Health Care Center in Fairmont. Last month, West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey ann…See the Story
Newly released contract reveals details and timelines for sale of West Virginia hospitals to private company
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West Virginia · West VirginiaHURRICANE — A four-story apartment building tucked behind a bustling coffee shop and Wendy’s restaurant in Hurricane offers flashy modern amenities and views of the valley. But these units aren’t cheap. A one-bedroom apartment costs $1,650 a month, nearly double the market rate of other apartments in Putnam County. This building is part of a $90 million investment in the county, which is one of West Virginia’s fastest-growing areas, through a …See the Story
BUILD WV was meant to help West Virginia’s housing shortage, but has spurred pricey apartment developments
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