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Welcome back! (opens the original)
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HUNTINGTON â Whether youâre in a full sprint toward December or May graduation or youâre a brand-new freshman, thereâs no reason you canât make this your best semester ever. The Herald-Dispatch has put together this guide to help you get the most out of your time on campus. But first, some tips: Take a tour of campus: The faster you learn your way around campus, the more at ease you will feel. Get to know your roommate and others in your residence hall: These are the people with whom y
Jim Ross: CSX, Flock as a verb, and Porter and Dolly (opens the original)
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Thoughts on events of the past week or so: CSX: Three executives of CSX Corp. visited the Huntington Locomotive Shop on Friday, Aug. 21, to talk with workers there. Thatâs about all we know. There was no media notice or availability. But CSX did post a short video to social media sites so the public could see their message to employees: âHuntingtonâs very unique. Itâs the largest locomotive repair facility on the railroad. The locomotives and components that leave this shop touch almost
Data center developer donates $500K for STEM, trades education (opens the original)
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POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. â The developer of the data center near Point Pleasant is donating $500,000 to Mason County Public Schools to develop STEM and skilled-trades programs. âThis investment aims to transform local public education by modernizing labs and workshops, providing advanced instructor training, and introducing innovative, career-ready curricula to students throughout the county,â Nscale said in a statement issued late Tuesday, Aug. 25. The company said the gift will also complem
Nucor mill to open during boom in steel market (opens the original)
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APPLE GROVE, W.Va. â Nucor Steel West Virginiaâs new mill in Mason County is coming online in a strong up cycle for the steel industry, Nucor Corp. CEO Leon Topalian said this week during a visit to the mill site. âRight now weâre looking at a steel cycle and demand picture that is stronger than anything Iâve seen in my 30 years at Nucor,â Topalian said in an interview Monday morning following the presentation of Nucorâs âWoman of Steelâ award to Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, R-W.
Work resumes at Nucor after temporary site closure (opens the original)
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APPLE GROVE, W.Va. â Workers at Nucor Steel West Virginia are back on the job Tuesday, Aug. 11, a day after the construction site was shut down because of a threat specific to Monday, Aug. 10. âNucor Steel West Virginia has resumed normal operations at the jobsite. We continue to work closely with local law enforcement and the FBI as their investigation remains ongoing,â Markee Schindler, talent and communications manager for the site in Mason County. âWe have increased security at the s
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