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Jim Workman

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Jim Workman’s Biography

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Assistant Managing Editor at The State Journal.
www.statejournal.com

Jim Workman is in his 24th year as a journalist, serving currently at The State Journal - West Virginia's business newspaper, published weekly by West Virginia Media Holdings.
Among his top beats at The State Journal are: business, the Department of Agriculture, West Virginia Lottery, WV Film Office, resorts, food and sports & recreation, including the New Orleans Saints training camp in WV.
He began primarily in sports for t…

Jim Workman’s Journalist Portfolio

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Moving in: Procter & Gamble's plan for an Eastern Panhandle plant is considered the biggest inves...

Moving in: Procter & Gamble's plan for an Eastern Panhandle plant is considered the biggest inves...

Ask just about anyone in the past several years what would cure all that ails West Virginia, and the answer t…

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Small ball - Big bucks: West Virginia's baseball business has a trickle-down effect for several c...

Small ball - Big bucks: West Virginia's baseball business has a trickle-down effect for several c...

West Virginia is not known nationwide for providing an environment for baseball success, as many warmer weath…

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Community gems: West Virginia's family-owned jewelry stores weather trends, economy

Community gems: West Virginia's family-owned jewelry stores weather trends, economy

Retail is not for the faint of heart. For a family-owned business, it's an all-in proposition that takes fort…

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Silver lining: Many issues present challenges with limited resources for WV's aging population

Silver lining: Many issues present challenges with limited resources for WV's aging population

West Virginia's aging population faces many issues. With the current session of the West Virginia Legislature…

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Our turn: First-time lawmakers hope to lead amid sea of change

Our turn: First-time lawmakers hope to lead amid sea of change

Ed Gaunch had worked in the insurance business for 40 years. When he retired in 2004, he spent his time with …

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Vinyl Revival: Record Stores Thriving Again

Vinyl Revival: Record Stores Thriving Again

Once upon a time, music lovers shopped in local stores, where walls were lined with long-playing vinyl discs,…

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Mossor among honorees to be feted at Victory Awards

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By Jim Workman
| Charleston Gazette-Mail Verified
Exactly 147 days after walking off the turf at University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field clutching a WVSSAC Class AAA state football championship and a championship game Most Valuable Player trophy, Brad Mossor of Princeton Senior High School will return to Charleston to pick up more hardware.
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Mossor among honorees at 79th Victory Awards Dinner

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By Jim Workman
| Bluefield Daily Telegraph Verified
Exactly 147 days after walking off the turf at Laidley Field clutching a Class AAA state championship and a championship game Most Valuable Player trophy, Brad Mossor of Princeton Senior High School will return to Charleston to pick up more hardware.
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Mossor among honorees to be feted at Victory Awards

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By Jim Workman
| Coal Valley News Verified
Exactly 147 days after walking off the turf at University of Charleston Stadium at Laidley Field clutching a WVSSAC Class AAA state football championship and a championship game Most Valuable Player trophy, Brad Mossor of Princeton Senior High School will return to Charleston to pick up more hardware.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Sports writer

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

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