AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEnergy & Cost of Living: Gas prices are easing as the national average falls to $3.99 for the first time in weeks, with crude dynamics tied to a U.S.-Iran deal that could further stabilize pump costs. Federal Politics & Energy Markets: West Virginia Sen. Shelley Moore Capito says the Iran memorandum of understanding needs more details and argues the Senate should have final say on any permanent agreement—while an AP-NORC poll finds Trump’s Iran handling remains broadly unpopular. State Budget & Jobs: Gov. Patrick Morrisey has appointed Aaron Snodgrass as West Virginia’s new state budget director, replacing long-tenured leadership as staffing changes continue. Local Government Finance: Marshall County warns it could lose millions in tax revenue due to a state clerical error tied to an oil and gas company’s late tax amendment filing. Water Infrastructure: West Virginia American Water held an information session in Huntington on a proposed wastewater collection plan, including rate increases and a path toward Public Service Commission approval. Business & Community: The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority’s executive director, Jina Belcher, has resigned; the board named an interim leader. Food Safety: Fry Pie Factory recalled pepperoni rolls distributed in West Virginia and Ohio due to undeclared milk and refrigeration process issues. Education & Workforce Pipeline: Marshall County students were selected for West Virginia Governor’s Schools, spanning tourism, arts, computer science, honors, and entrepreneurship.
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