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University of Charleston Ranked Best College in West Virginia by Niche for the Second Year in a Row

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By Lindsey Jarvis
| West Virginia Press Association
By C.J. Harvey For University of Charleston Charleston — The University of Charleston (UC) has been named the top college in West Virginia by Niche in its 2027 rankings of the best West Virginia colleges. UC received high marks in academics, professors, campus food, athletics, campus food, and overall student life, underscoring the quality and value of the UC experience. It also rated highly in dorms, safety, and diversity.
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Coplin Health Systems Awarded Highmark WV Charitable Fund for Health Grant to Expand Oral Health Access in Wirt County

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By Lindsey Jarvis
| West Virginia Press Association
By Lori Chenoweth For Coplin Health Systems Parkersburg – Coplin Health Systems announced today that it has been awarded $115,796.42 from the Highmark West Virginia Charitable Fund for Health to support the Wirt County Oral Health Access Initiative, a project designed to expand dental care capacity and improve access for children, families, and adults across the region.
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OP-ED: A Billion-Dollar Bet on Maybe, Built Next to Two Coal Plants That Already Work

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By Lindsey Jarvis
| West Virginia Press Association
By Chris Hamilton For West Virginia Coal Association FirstEnergy wants West Virginia ratepayers to underwrite a 1,200-megawatt, $2.47 billion natural gas plant next door to the Fort Martin Power Station in Monongalia County — inside the same generation corridor as the Harrison Power Station. Before regulators sign off, someone needs to ask the obvious question: what happens to the two coal plants already standing on that ground? Nobody is arguing against new generation. West Virginia needs it.
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