AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWest Virginia Tech & Policy: Gov. Patrick Morrisey appointed former Delegate Daniel Linville as Director of Special Projects, tasking him with water and sewer upgrades, government reform, and tech/infrastructure priorities. STEM & Education: WVU hospitality expert Ajay Aluri says AI is reshaping hotels, but human service still drives trust and guest satisfaction. Local Science Talent: Wa-Hi junior Lars Sandven was selected for the National Youth Science Camp in West Virginia, a STEAM leadership program that has hosted major science figures. Health & Care Systems: Robert C. Byrd Clinic officially rebrands as WVSOM Health on July 1, aiming to better connect patient care, physician training, and community health. Weather & Safety: A heat dome will push West Virginia into the 90s with humid, stormy conditions around the Fourth. Community & Culture: WVU’s history center opened “Mountaineers Are Always Free: West Virginia at 250,” spotlighting the state’s evolving story. Tech in the Real World: A new owner is investing in renovations at Bluefield’s Club on the Green, including a driving range with Top Tracer tech.
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