AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation Leadership: Harrison County Schools swore in Dr. Sheena Van Meter as superintendent, with board leaders saying the transition will be “business as usual” and focusing on staff and building infrastructure. Healthcare Expansion: Local Infusion opened a new clinic in Hagerstown, aiming to bring faster, more affordable specialty IV infusion care to the Tri-State region, including West Virginia. Energy & Workforce: U.S. DOE’s Audrey Robertson visited WVU to promote the OROSPECT critical-minerals education program, touting $100 million in incentives to grow the mining and supply-chain workforce. Local Business & Jobs: Sheetz announced its first Indiana store in Indianapolis, with plans for 100 Indiana locations over 10 years and nearly $1 billion in investment. Legal/Insurance: West Virginia’s Supreme Court upheld an insurer’s reserved-rights position, rejecting waiver, estoppel, and bad-faith claims in a timber-trespass coverage dispute. Public Safety/Crime: Two Charleston-area residents face felony charges in Missouri tied to alleged identity theft and bank fraud using a fake passport ID. State Policy: Gov. Morrisey pushed back on a nuclear “campus” bid, saying West Virginia will not be a dumping ground for nuclear waste. Energy Markets: Natural gas prices steadied as the Mountaineer XPress pipeline returned to service and LNG export demand improved.
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