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Our Partners
MVB Bank
MVB is proud to offer banking services to the residents of West Virginia. Founded in 1999 in Fairmont, MVB has since expanded to serve the communities of Bridgeport, Clarksburg, Charles Town, Martinsburg, Morgantown and White Hall. We are looking forward to meeting new faces in Sabraton and Charleston in the coming year.
The bank’s services range from deposit products to commercial and mortgage loans. The retail team is ready to help you open a checking or savings account. Or if you’re looking to save for the future, a personal banker can assist you with a money market account or CD.
MVB also offers a wide range of loans, including commercial, consumer and mortgage. Whether it’s your second home or your child’s first car, our loan officers are here to help make that dream a reality. Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.
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Friends of Coal
The Friends of Coal is dedicated to informing and educating West Virginia citizens about the coal industry and its vital role in the state's future.
Our goal is to provide a united voice for an industry that has been and remains a critical economic contributor to West Virginia.
The Friends of Coal is a volunteer organization that consists of both West Virginians and residents from beyond our borders. Membership is free and the level of involvement by members is at their own discretion.
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Brickstreet Mutal Insurance
BrickStreet Mutual Insurance Company, a mutual company owned by its policyholders, began its historic role as West Virginia’s first private workers’ compensation carrier on Jan. 1, 2006. Since then, BrickStreet has begun expanding operations into other states to become a regional carrier.
BrickStreet has a revolutionary approach to workers’ compensation insurance called BrickStreet 360°. We have combined all the resources you might need into multifunctional teams, based on account size and industry, making your working relationship with BrickStreet as friendly and efficient as possible. Our 360° teams provide prompt, personalized service that keeps your employees working. Services include claims administration, medical management, support from safety specialists, assistance in creating return-to-work programs and more. Our goal is to be an active partner, helping to ensure your value in a competitive market and reducing your total cost of risk.
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West Virginia Education Association
The WVEA isn’t just a building in Charleston. We are education employees like you who care deeply about children and public education. We help employees throughout the state face the demands of their profession.
We have a long and wonderful tradition that spans nearly 150 years. WVEA members have always been at the center of every struggle to advance public education in West Virginia.
WVEA is the state’s largest teachers' organization. The WVEA family includes classroom teachers and other licensed professional staff, education support professionals, higher education faculty and classified staff, future teachers and retired school employees.
We’re there when you can’t be – monitoring the laws that affect how you do your job, advocating for more education funding and working to improve salaries – so that you’re free to do what you do best: helping West Virginia’s children succeed!
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West Virginia Wesleyan College and the Culpepper Wesleyan Scholars Award
 West Virginia Wesleyan College challenges its students to a life-long commitment to develop their intellectual, ethical, spiritual, and leadership potential and to set and uphold standards of excellence. Firmly rooted in the liberal arts tradition and closely related to The United Methodist Church, the College is a community of learning based on fundamental principles formed at the intersection of Christian faith and liberal education: intellectual rigor, self-discovery, human dignity, mutual support, social justice, self-discipline, mental and physical wellness, the appreciation of diversity and the natural world, and the judicious use of resources. The College recognizes and affirms its interdependence with the external communities-local, regional, national, and global-and its covenant with the people of West Virginia to share its educational and cultural resources.
West Virginia Wesleyan College prepares its students through its curriculum of arts and sciences, preprofessional and professional studies, and its rich campus life program. As a residential, undergraduate institution of higher education, the College aspires to graduate broadly educated men and women who:
- Think critically and creatively,
- Communicate effectively,
- Act responsibly, and
- Demonstrate their local and world citizenship through service.
The Culpepper Wesleyan Scholars Award was established in 1991 as an endowed scholarship fund by Olive O’Dell Culpepper, Class of 1933, and C. Ross Culpepper, Class of 1930.
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West Virginia Forestry Association
The West Virginia Forestry Association is a non-profit organization funded by its membership. Our members include individuals and businesses involved in forest management, timber production and wood product manufacturing. Our members are concerned with protecting the environment, as well as enhancing the future of West Virginia's forests through multiple-use management.
Our Association encourages and promotes sustainable forest management, improved fire protection and suppression, true conservation of woodland resources in West Virginia.
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Hoppy Kercheval
MetroNews
 The radio "dean" of West Virginia broadcasters, Hoppy Kercheval joined West Virginia Radio Corporation in 1976. Through the years Hoppy's assignments have spanned the gamut to include news, sports, and talk.
A native of Summit Point in Jefferson County, Hoppy began as a news anchor/reporter at WAJR in Morgantown while still attending West Virginia University. After graduating with honors from WVU, Kercheval took over as News Director at WAJR and began carving an identity as the state of West Virginia's most professional and respected journalist.
A founding father of Metronews, Kercheval served as News Director until assuming the role of Vice President of Operations in 1991. In 1993, he created Metronews Talkline, which has become a signature program of the network. Hoppy's gift of interviewing has made Talkline a must-listen for lawmakers and anyone interested in state politics and the day's top news events.
In addition to his Metronews assignments, Kercheval has been a key member of the Mountaineers Sports Network. His pre-game, halftime, and post game scores and highlight features have become a staple of MSN broadcasts.
An avid traveler, Hoppy's adventures have taken him to fifteen different countries including Central and South America, Europe, and Asia.
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WV MetroNews
 MetroNews is West Virginia’s largest "radio station", comprised of 60 affiliated stations reaching every county in the state. On a daily basis, MetroNews provides news, weather, sports and talk programming, plus offers High School Sports Championships and West Virginia University Sports. As West Virginia’s only statewide network, MetroNews delivers it all!
Coverage
MetroNews has affiliate stations covering all the large cities and the smaller towns across West Virginia. This is important to the advertisers on MetroNews because more than 60% of the state’s population and purchasing power lives outside the major metropolitan areas. Each week MetroNews reaches over one million West Virginians, and you can be a part of that reach by placing your message on MetroNews Networks and wvmetronews.com.
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