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  1. Charleston hosts Main Street/ON TRAC training workshops

    June 24-25 conference open to member and nonmember communities CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Community organizers will gather in Charleston to learn about the latest in best practices, crowdsource funding for nonprofits and other revitalization resources during the spring 2013 West Virginia Main Street...

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  2. WOOD PRODUCTS COMPANIES AMONG THOSE HONORED FOR EXPORT EXPANSION

    CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Five West Virginia wood products companies were among the businesses given the Governor’s Commendation for International Market Entry. The annual award recognizes businesses that exported to a new country during the previous year. This year the export award was presented to...

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  3. West Virginia Commerce presents 2013 sponsorship of Outdoor Channel show

    “Fly Rod Chronicles with Curtis Fleming” includes tribute to fallen first responders CHARLESTON, W.Va. — West Virginia Department of Commerce Cabinet Secretary Keith Burdette will introduce tonight the state’s newest tool to promote tourism and development: “Fly Rod Chronicles with Curtis...

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  4. Report: Statler College among top schools offering real-world experiences to students

    The National Academy of Engineering has named the Benjamin M. Statler College at West Virginia University as one of 29 programs in the nation that effectively incorporate real-world experiences into engineering education. The report,...

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  5. Enterprise has Vision for Protecting Environment

    The “green” that’s part of Enterprise goes far beyond the company’s logo. Becoming more environmentally responsible and sustainable is part of a corporate culture with roots right here in West Virginia. Tonya Kyle is the Group Operations manager overseeing West Virginia and surrounding states...

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  6. C & H Taxi adds Toyota Prius to fleet

    A cab company in Charleston is going green and saving it too, now that the Toyota Prius is part of its fleet. C & H Taxi CEO Jeb Corey said he had been looking into alternative fuel vehicles for the past few years. “We have cars on the road 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and ...

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  7. Savings are easy as changing a light bulb

    Reprinted with permission of The Sunday Gazette-Mail: wvgazettemail.com By Sara Busse CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- John Wells holds a box of common light bulbs in his arms, knowing that the box represents an expensive past and a very bright and thrifty future. His company, Wells Home Furnishings,...

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  8. Home energy audit finds savings in nooks and crannies

    Reprinted with permission of The Sunday Gazette-Mail: wvgazettemail.com By Julie Robinson CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The polite GoodCents technician turned up right on time for the Appalachian Power/AEP West Virginia home energy audit we had scheduled. He donned his cloth shoe covers to protect my...

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  9. Special Summer Events and Programs at North Bend State Park

       SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Families and friends will find a nice variety of special programs and evening entertainment at North Bend State Park this summer.  “The lineup is free to attend, open to the public, sometimes educational, and most of all, fun,” according to Ken Zebo, activities...

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  10. Pipestem Golf Course Restores Original Vistas; Tree Replanting to Provide Aesthetic Variety

       PIPESTEM, W.Va. – Players at the Pipestem State Park golf courses this spring will notice new course improvements and improved viewing of the area’s natural wonders. One of the most noticeable involves the removal of some trees that were excessively shielding and shading...

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