AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCommunity & Culture: Morgantown swears in new Seventh Ward City Councilor Gail Taylor, a long-time volunteer with the Morgantown Cultural Arts Commission, as she tells residents “your voice matters.” Public Safety: West Virginia’s GHSP kicks off National Pedestrian Safety Month with a reminder to slow down and protect people on foot. Education & Health Policy: The West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals is set to hear oral arguments in the compulsory school-age vaccine fight, with Gov. Patrick Morrisey seeking to intervene. Civic Life & Service: Gov. Morrisey honors Upshur flood relief volunteer Tammie Strong for her work with the county’s CERT team. Mental Health: NAMI West Virginia wraps a statewide listening tour in Parkersburg, with transportation barriers repeatedly raised by attendees. Food Insecurity: Mountaineer Food Bank wins Charleston City Council approval to move its volunteer center into a former Save a Lot on the West Side. Conservation & Outdoors: West Virginia Highlands Conservancy hosts its free Fall Review Oct. 23–24 at Canaan Valley, including advocacy training with climate author Eileen Flanagan. Workforce & Skills: WVU’s New Mountaineer Orientation returns to in-person onboarding, spotlighting Amy Metz’s role in rebuilding the experience after COVID. Sports & Campus Life: JMU volleyball rebounds from an early skid, winning seven straight as it heads into a road series with Marshall.
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