AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBrooke County Courts: A Brooke County grand jury indicted 24 people, including Charles Holden, 47, facing DUI causing serious bodily injury, leaving the scene, obstructing an officer, and meth possession after an Eldersville Road crash. State Politics: Ohio County Republicans picked three candidates to temporarily fill the District 4 House of Delegates seat—excluding primary winner Derek Ennis because he wasn’t a GOP member for the required 365 days. Education Freedom: An op-ed argues West Virginia’s Hope Scholarship is now fully open to all students under universal eligibility, calling it a “gold standard” for education choice. Cancer Care Law: Another piece highlights Jessica Huffman’s Law, which requires insurance coverage for scalp cooling to reduce hair loss during chemotherapy. Health Care: Memorial Health System added three dermatology providers—Dr. B. Asher Louden, Dr. Janelle King, and PA Heather Mossbarger—expanding access in the Mid-Ohio Valley. Local Government: Parkersburg City Council will consider whether a referendum petition is sufficient to repeal the city’s trash-service contract, while Waste Management provides emergency pickup. Community & Culture: Leadership West Virginia wrapped a session near the New River Gorge, and the Ohio County Cemeteries Foundation plans a free restoration workshop at Peninsula Cemetery. Sports: WVU’s historic season ended in the College World Series, and the UNC-Oklahoma finals matchup is set for Saturday.
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