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Chelsea Ruby departing as West Virginia tourism secretary after transforming state’s tourism strategy

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By Charles Young Verified
| WV News Verified
Tourism Secretary Chelsea Ruby listens to Gov. Jim Justice explain the origins of the new “Almost Heaven” tourism campaign during a press event in 2018. CHARLESTON, W.Va. — When Chelsea Ruby was tapped in 2016 to lead West Virginia’s tourism efforts, Gov. Jim Justice had a clear goal: make tourism a central part of the state’s economic future.
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Suspect in killing of West Virginia National Guard soldier hospitalized after refusing food while awaiting trial

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By Charles Young Verified
| WV News Verified
Rahmanullah Lakanwal WASHINGTON — The man accused of killing West Virginia National Guard Spc. Sarah Beckstrom and critically wounding Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe near the White House last year has been hospitalized after refusing to eat while awaiting trial, according to federal prosecutors.
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Peoples Cartage must submit environmental cleanup plans after Parkersburg fire, WVDEP says

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| WV News Verified
State environmental regulators have ordered Peoples Cartage to submit detailed cleanup plans and timelines as remediation continues at the site of the massive warehouse fire that burned for several days along Camden Avenue in Parkersburg. PARKERSBURG, W.Va. — State environmental regulators have ordered Peoples Cartage to submit detailed cleanup plans and timelines as remediation continues at the site of the massive warehouse fire that burned for several days along Camden Avenue in Parkersburg.
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