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Edward Tucker Architects marks 30 years in Huntington
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Edward Tucker Architects is celebrating the 30th anniversary of Edward Tucker’s practice in Huntington, West Virginia, while also noting a 115-year architectural legacy in the city.
Stewart Law Offices says staffing ahead of caseload fueled 31 years of growth
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Stewart Law Offices says a deliberate overstaffing strategy has helped the South Carolina personal injury firm grow since 1995. Founder Brent Stewart described the model on the #Clockedin with Jordan Edwards podcast and said the approach is built…
Mesothelioma Victims Center pushes families of exposed workers to seek legal help
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The Mesothelioma Victims Center is urging families of former construction and skilled trades workers diagnosed with asbestos-related lung cancer or mesothelioma to seek legal guidance and call for direct access to attorneys.
Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders begins flood recovery in West Virginia
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Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders has started long-term recovery work in Lewis and Upshur counties after July flooding damaged more than 1,600 homes.
Gas & Oil Association of West Virginia names 2026–2027 leaders
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Members of the Gas & Oil Association of West Virginia elected new officers, at-large directors and committee leaders during this week’s annual meeting in Charleston.
West Virginia artist documents AI-managed rollout for fully human album
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Scooter Scudieri says he has spent more than a year publicly documenting a new independent-artist model built around ChatGPT as management infrastructure, not music generation.
Lumen and Forge maps West Virginia Capitol for America250 celebration
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Lumen and Forge completed a four-night projection mapping show on the West Virginia State Capitol in Charleston for the state’s official America250 celebration.
Mesothelioma Compensation Center expands in-home legal consultations for asbestos victims
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The Mesothelioma Compensation Center is offering in-home consultations with national mesothelioma attorneys for oil refinery and chemical plant workers diagnosed with mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer.
Willcox starts rare earth feedstock stockpiling in West Virginia
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Willcox International Holdings has begun stockpiling about 200 tons a day of rare earth ore at its Wyoming County, West Virginia site as it builds out a domestic feedstock and processing chain.
Willcox advances West Virginia rare earth ore project with local contractors
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Willcox International Holdings said June 29 it has engaged a local contractor to move material from its Oceana, West Virginia rare earth site toward higher-grade concentrate for future U.S. processing.
RareGen to mark 5 years of advocacy at Washington summit
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RareGen will hold its 5th Annual Membership Summit in Washington, D.C., to review five years of work on rare disease policy, disability rights, health equity and healthcare access.
Seattle U Law plans livestream on Supreme Court transgender athlete ruling
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Seattle University School of Law will host a free livestream on the first working day after the U.S. Supreme Court rules in Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. B.P.J. The event will bring together legal scholars and practitioners to examine the…
Mesothelioma Victims Center pushes legal options for former mechanics with asbestos cancer
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The Mesothelioma Victims Center is urging former auto and truck mechanics nationwide who have mesothelioma or asbestos-related lung cancer to explore compensation options and legal representation.
Mark Hurt Law Firm opens Castlewood office for miners and injured workers
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Mark Hurt Law Firm has opened a new office in Castlewood, Virginia, to serve coal miners, injured workers, disabled individuals and families across Southwest Virginia.
TMC Technologies marks 10 years of NOS3 digital engineering
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TMC Technologies is marking the 10th anniversary of NASA’s Operational Simulator for Space Systems, a tool that has expanded from West Virginia’s first spacecraft project into a widely used open-source digital twin platform.
RareGen sets 5th annual summit for Washington, D.C.
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RareGen will hold its 5th Annual Membership Summit in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 28, 2026, to review five years of rare disease, disability and health equity advocacy.
TMC Technologies wins prime spot on NASA SEWP VI contract
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TMC Technologies has landed a prime contract under NASA’s SEWP VI government-wide vehicle, opening the door to federal IT and mission-services work through 2036. The award gives the West Virginia company a larger path to serve NASA and other…
Valena Beety's Pink Crime examines how prosecutors turn pregnancy and queer identity into evidence
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Former federal prosecutor Valena Beety’s new book argues that women and queer people are often punished for crimes that never occurred, with miscarriages, infant deaths and other tragedies recast as homicides.
Supreme Court ruling reshapes transgender athlete Title IX disputes
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The Supreme Court’s June 30 decision in West Virginia v. B.P.J. gives states wider room to limit transgender students from girls’ and women’s sports teams, changing the legal landscape for schools and families.
Compacom warns borrowers about tribal loan ads promising guaranteed approval
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Compacom has published guidance explaining what “guaranteed approval” and “no credit check” really mean in tribal loan advertising.
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