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How coal shaped West Virginia and the world: From the Industrial Revolution to the AI boom

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By Damian Phillips
| WV News Verified
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — The coal industry was, at its height, central to the prosperity and growth of both the United States and West Virginia. However, growth in each locale came from a different end of the coal industry.
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Man alleged to be accessory to 2022 homicide pleads guilty, man sentenced for armed robbery

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By Damian Phillips
| The Exponent Telegram Verified
Cody Allen Keesecker signs a guilty plea in Harrison Circuit Judge Joseph F. Shaffer's courtroom, Monday. CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — A man accused of being an accessory after the fact to a 2022 homicide pleaded guilty to the charge in Harrison County on Monday. Cody Allen Keesecker, 37, of Weston, pleaded guilty to the charge of being an accessory after the fact to murder in Circuit Court Judge Joseph F. Shaffer Jr.'s courtroom. Sentencing will be held Sept.
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Harrison Commission to consider implementing AI employee use policy

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By Damian Phillips
| The Exponent Telegram Verified
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. — As generative AI and large language models become more and more popular for everyday use, companies and government entities must decide how they will let their employees utilize the technology. On Wednesday, the Harrison County Commission will consider implementing an AI use policy for employees that lays out a list of authorized and prohibited uses.
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