Month: <span>January 2019</span>

by John Mark Shaver EDITOR, January 15, 2019 WHITE HALL — Between construction on the Middletown Commons, a new Tax Increment Financing District and Phase III of development at the I-79 Technology Park, 2019 is set to be a big year for White Hall and the surrounding area in Marion County. While White Hall officials […]

by John Mark Shaver STAFF WRITER FAIRMONT — Hoping to attract more students and professionals to the cybersecurity field, TechConnect West Virginia unveiled its WV Cybersecurity Workforce Strategic Initiative Tuesday morning. The initiative, completed with cooperation from the West Virginia Office of Technology, West Virginia High Technology Consortium, West Virginia National Guard and West Virginia […]

By Heather May, Annie Gowen and Joel Achenbach January 6 at 6:40 PM OGDEN, Utah — The snowy streets of Ogden are quiet these days. Parking lots are half-empty. Restaurant sales have dropped. Without federal workers to serve, Bickering Sisters cafe has cut the hours of its lunch service. More than 4,000 federal employees who work for the […]

by John Mark Shaver STAFF WRITER  Dec 26, 2018 FAIRMONT — After beating bankruptcy earlier this year, the High Technology Foundation has begun work on several projects, as well as fostered an ever-increasing occupancy rate throughout 2018. The foundation originally filed for bankruptcy in August 2016 after Huntington National Bank filed a $20 million federal […]