West Virginia Wesleyan College and Valley Health Care Inc. have joined forces to boost continuing education for medical professionals in North Central West Virginia, offering discounted tuition and new programs. This strategic partnership aims to enhance professional development and healthcare services in the region.
Davis Medical Center is set to launch its third Food Farmacy cohort, a program aimed at combating food insecurity and improving health outcomes for diabetic patients through access to nutritious foods and essential resources. With new strategies to address barriers like transportation and illiteracy, the initiative seeks to expand its impact with support from community partners.
The Arts Center of Randolph County in Elkins is seeking passionate artists to join its Art Education team, offering the chance to teach a variety of art classes and contribute to community engagement and appreciation of visual arts. Interested candidates should apply with a resume, references, and samples of their artwork.
The ongoing drought in West Virginia has led Tygart Lake’s water levels to hit a record low, significantly impacting water quality, navigation, and recreation. With no measurable rainfall since July 5, emergency measures and public health advisories are in place as the situation worsens.
The West Virginia Office of Broadband has announced the upcoming $1.25 billion Digital Equity Competitive Grant Program, aimed at enhancing digital inclusion through device distribution, digital skills training, and navigator programs. Eligible entities should start preparing their applications now to secure funding for their projects.
Join us in celebrating the WIC program’s 50th anniversary at Ritter Park, Huntington, on July 29, 2024, with family-friendly activities and insights from state health officials on the program’s impact on West Virginia families.
Discover the artistic marvels of West Virginia’s historic architecture at the Culture Center’s new exhibition, opening July 28, 2024, with a public reception and awards ceremony. Featuring 33 pieces by 21 artists, the exhibit will run until mid-December.
Fairmont State University has received nearly $6.9 million in Congressionally Directed Spending to enhance nursing program facilities, renovate the library, and improve campus security systems, announced by Senators Shelley Moore Capito and Joe Manchin. The funding will support vital projects including the expansion of the College of Nursing’s Simulation Center, the creation of a “learning commons” in the Ruth Ann Musick Library, and significant upgrades to campus security infrastructure.
Buckhannon’s own Kiara Williams, musician and designer, is stitching her passion for music and fashion together by creating her own performance gowns. Discover how Kiara’s self-taught sewing skills, inspired by her seamstress grandmother, have transformed her stage presence and led to accolades at the Vintage and Vogue Fashion Show.
Jamie Cooper Moales, a seasoned development professional, will join the West Virginia University Foundation as associate vice president for medical development, leading fundraising efforts for WVU Medicine starting August 19. Cooper Moales, who brings extensive experience from roles at Duke Cancer Institute and Virginia Commonwealth University, is set to enhance philanthropy across WVU Health System’s 24 hospitals and five institutes.