Michael Lemley is a journalist for WVNews, focusing on local news in West Virginia. With a background in healthcare and economics, Michael covers a wide range of topics including healthcare policies, medical breakthroughs, and economic outlooks. He is dedicated to providing accurate and informative news to the community.
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By: Michael Lemley
CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. (WV News) — Officials with Green Bank for Rural America held a webinar last week to outline the details of the new initiative.
Antonia Nicole Folio will reign as Regina Maria XLV of the West Virginia Italian Festival.
By: Michael Lemley
CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — West Virginia has seen a swath of recent school threats, prompting responses from school systems and law enforcement agencies, including the FBI.
By: Michael Lemley
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Gov. Jim Justice on Thursday directed several state agencies to investigate a series of reported school threats that have occurred throughout West Virginia this week.
By: Michael Lemley
West Virginia University President Dr. E. Gordon Gee discusses his legacy at the university and his hopes for its future.
Gee said he plans to stay out of the public eye for a while following his retirement in June.
By: Michael Lemley
WVU Pres. Gee disuses some of the decisions behind university's 'Academic Transformation' process.
By: Michael Lemley
West Virginia University Present Dr. E. Gordon Gee, a Utah native who has spent a lifetime in academia, recounts how he has been warmly embraced throughout the state.
By: Michael Lemley
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WV News) — Five decades ago, United Bank was a single bank operating in Parkersburg. Today, the company has grown to holding the largest market share in the state.
Once again, concerns have been raised regarding the Public Employees Insurance Agency, which provides insurance coverage for all state employees, including public school teachers.
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