AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSpace Industry: West Virginia has formally bid to host the U.S. Space Academy, which could begin with 300 students in 2028 and eventually grow to 4,000. The state is competing with Ohio, Texas and Florida, with its application due Oct. 26. Water Infrastructure: A federal cost-sharing project is nearing completion on a 71,000-foot waterline in Hampshire County, expected to bring safer drinking water to about 120 homes and businesses. Coal Jobs: A Boone County mine closure is set to eliminate 71 jobs, underscoring continued pressure on the state’s coal communities. Energy Policy: West Virginia has stepped away from a proposed nuclear campus initiative over concerns about handling spent fuel, while state officials urge pursuit of other nuclear opportunities. Gaming: Play’n GO games have launched with Ember Casino in West Virginia, with planned expansions into Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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