AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoBig 12 Football: West Virginia hosts Oklahoma State in a prime-time opener that’s bigger than standings, with WVU riding early momentum after a 38-27 win over Virginia and Oklahoma State looking to rebound fast. Governor’s Agenda: Gov. Jim Morrisey kicked off the 84th Preston County Buckwheat Festival in Kingwood and announced West Virginia’s Dolly Days Read-a-Thon for K-5 students starting Oct. 1. Education Access: WVU is piloting “WVU Express,” offering qualifying Monongalia and Kanawha high school seniors direct admission with simplified steps and waived application fees. Public Safety & Health: Fairmont is getting $1 million to upgrade the Watson Fire Substation, and Preston County approved opioid settlement grant requests plus new EMS hires. Legal/Accountability: A multistate settlement targets Labcorp over a 2019 data breach tied to a medical debt collector, with attorneys general saying vendor data security is a non-delegable duty. Community & Culture: A new Warriors Rock concert is set to honor veterans and first responders, blending music with local stories.
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