AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoData Center Policy: Gov. Patrick Morrisey and legislative leaders unveiled a seven-point “West Virginia Responsible Data Center Development Plan,” aiming to guide growth over 20 years alongside HB 2014’s power-generation and consumption framework. Greenbrier Casino Fallout: Sen. Jim Justice’s family told a federal court it will shutter The Greenbrier’s casino to speed a refinancing deal, while Greenbrier attorneys asked regulators about a possible short transition to keep it open. Utilities & Rates: Lubeck PSD is seeking about a 30% water and 14% sewer rate hike, with commissioners pressing for specifics as officials cite crumbling, decades-old infrastructure. Mining Safety: A Barbour County coal mine was evacuated after carbon monoxide was detected, with officials saying a fire likely caused the readings. Public Health & Food Safety: Walmart issued a recall for a Marketside tomato bisque soup kit due to potential Listeria contamination. Local Business & Growth: WVU launched the state’s first Cyber-Resilience Resource Center to help small and mid-sized organizations with cybersecurity risk, planning, and training. Community & Economy: A $9.8M WVDOH contract was awarded for a 4.5-mile US 50 paving project near Bridgeport. Energy Prices: GasBuddy reported the lowest regular prices in Brooke County at $3.69 and in Lewis County premium at $4.16 for the week ending Aug. 8.
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