
Randy Yohe
Government Reporter at West Virginia Public Broadcasting
Government reporter for @wvpublicnews | @MichiganState alum | M.A. @mizzoumafia
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1 week ago |
wvpublic.org | Randy Yohe
Marshall’s fledgling Esports team answered the call of duty at this weekend’s Collegiate National Championships. The school’s Esports broadcast team covered the Thundering Herd foursome in action, competing virtually in the international Collegiate Call of Duty league. That league is a part of the NECC, which is the National Esports collegiate Conference. They house NCAA schools, NAIA schools, international schools and junior colleges.
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2 weeks ago |
wvpublic.org | Randy Yohe
As communities across West Virginia have implemented camping bans that target homeless people with nowhere to sleep, the city of Huntington on Tuesday announced a very different approach. The city plans to open a new, low barrier shelter away from the business district but close to needed resources. Huntington’s City Mission provides more than 160 beds for men, women and families.
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3 weeks ago |
wvpublic.org | Randy Yohe
Following up on Gov. Patrick Morrisey’s Executive Order 3-25, a bill to codify the elimination of certain diversity, equity and inclusion programs has passed the Senate and is now in the House Education Committee under markup discussion. While Senate Bill 474 pinpoints the executive branch and schools, some state entities that receive state funding are wondering how they fit in the mix.
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3 weeks ago |
wvpublic.org | Randy Yohe
More than 100 Marshall students will present their research findings on April 2 and 3 as part of Marshall University’s annual Research and Creativity Symposium. Philipe Georgel is the Senior Director of Marshall’s Office of Student Research at Marshall University. He said the symposium’s goal is to alert the public to the vast research and creativity work on campus.
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4 weeks ago |
wvnews.com | Randy Yohe
State research predicts more than 21,000 tourism and hospitality job opportunities will open up annually over the next five years. Stakeholders in this flourishing field include everyone from students at a culinary arts kitchen to employees at a visitors center working to attract tourists to the Mountain State. Students at Huntington’s Mountwest Community and Technical College’s Center for Culinary Arts were recently working on a proper flambé.
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