The likes of Netflix and Hulu aren’t the only ones who have actually benefited during the pandemic.
The longest serving chairman of any statewide public pension plan in the country stepped down earlier this year.
While there has been an unprecedented surge in the number of people working remotely as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, that doesn’t mean there aren’t still dangers.
Toyota’s presence in the Mountain State is getting a major boost.
BARBOURSVILLE — Len Eplin says he grew up going to the Huntington Mall.
HUNTINGTON — HD Media has acquired the Lincoln Journal and the Lincoln News Sentinel through a purchase that was finalized in January.
When Jeremy Nelson relocated his business, Food Among the Flowers, from the only home it had known for three decades, it was to streamline an operation that had swelled to more than merely roses and tulips.
A former clerk now calls the shots at a downtown Charleston institution.
HUNTINGTON — So far, 100 medical marijuana dispensary licenses have been approved by state health officials, including six in Huntington and two in Barboursville.
America’s most official unofficial holiday has arrived in the form of Super Bowl LV.
Capitol Market remains closed Sundays, but the plans remain on track for a return to a regular schedule later next month.
Oklahoma, Texas, Pennsylvania — why not include West Virginia on the list of natural gas hubs?
The Charleston Town Center mall is officially up for sale. Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin announced in a news release Wednesday the downtown retail center is now on the market.
Coal companies owned and operated by Gov. Jim Justice’s family are inching toward resolving unpaid medical benefits for retirees following a federal lawsuit filed by the United Mine Workers of America and four retired miners.
Sometimes the farther apart we are, the closer we become. Or at least that’s the thinking for area salon owners.
HUNTINGTON — Marshall University President Jerome Gilbert was recognized as the Huntington Regional Chamber of Commerce Volunteer of the Year on Friday afternoon.
Another internet provider is exploring the possibility of setting up shop in the Mountain State.
United Bankshares Inc., the parent company of United Bank, announced record earnings for 2020 this week.
City Holding Co., the parent company of City National Bank of West Virginia, on Monday reported record net income for 2020. The company reported net income of $89.595 million for the year compared with $89.352 million in 2019.
South Charleston is in the midst of a project aimed at creating a citywide fiber network.
South Charleston officials said Friday the development of the Park Place Commercial Center remains on schedule despite the COVID-19 pandemic.
HUNTINGTON — Todd Cope is a man on a mission. The CEO of the Huntington-based tech company, CentralApp, set out on a cross-country journey his past week with the goal to bridge the economic chasm between urban and rural America.
Something good came out of 2020 after all.
Charles H. “Chuck” James III, the CEO and president of C.H. James & Co., as well as the great-grandson of the company’s founder, died in his Atlanta home last Thursday. He was 62 years old.
