They’ve dubbed it the Yellow Creek Preserve, after a tributary of the Blackwater River that flows through the land.
Domestic Synthetic Fuels says its plant will employ direct coal-to-liquids technology to convert coal and natural gas.
The company announced late Thursday it has filed its application for a siting certificate to build the plant with the West Virginia Public Service Commission.
U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.Va., sits on the Senate Appropriations Committee, as does Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin.
Cosmo Servidio oversees Region 3, which covers five states and Washington, D.C.
Capital Caring, the Falls Church, Virginia-based hospice organization, has agreed to pay a $3.1 million civil settlement regarding allegations of Medicare overpayments for bills submitted to the Medicare Program for hospice services.
The West Virginia Coalition Against Domestic Violence is opposing state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey’s August motion to dismiss the case.
Mine in community of Richard closed in 1953.
Laborer’s Local 814 represents more than 1,600 workers.
Attorney general responds to motion.
Oil and gas producer EQT aimed to have legislation forbidding deductions from certain drilling leases declared unconstitutional.
Opiod manufacturer has been ordered to pay up in Oklahoma while WV lawsuit filed in recent days.
The Laborers International Union of North America has apparently removed the executive officers and board members of Laborers Local 814.
Charleston-based Element Federal Credit Union submitted the winning proposal.
“It shows impropriety and it shows favoritism,” said Abby Childs, owner of Inca Roads, of the decision.
The civil suit was filed in Ohio County Circuit Court in May.
New executive addresses town hall crowd in Bridgeport.
Mylan one of the defendants.
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