AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealthcare & Data Infrastructure: West Virginia’s rural health push gets a boost as Gov. Morrisey announces a $500,000 award to CHANGE, Inc. to use AI tools for a 24/7 patient contact center and better chronic-disease management, aiming to cut paperwork and improve access. Emergency Communications: A new federal study highlights how the National Radio Quiet Zone is making emergency response harder in Pendleton and Pocahontas counties, where limits on radio interference affect first responders’ ability to operate safely. Nuclear & Waste Planning: The DOE’s proposed “nuclear lifecycle innovation campuses” could reshape where nuclear waste work happens, with West Virginia added as a contender as the program seeks end-to-end fuel-cycle plans. Workforce & STEM: The Naval Surface Warfare Center Philadelphia Division showcases summer interns’ work in AI, cybersecurity, and shipboard systems, showing how hands-on engineering pipelines are feeding the defense workforce. Local Business & Jobs: United Bank cuts ribbon on a new Charleston Operations Center, consolidating staff across departments to support customers across eight states. Community Science & Culture: The 2026 Mothman Festival draws believers and skeptics to Point Pleasant, turning local legend into a big tech-adjacent tourism moment.
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