A Ravenswood companyshoots for the moon with its contribution to NASA, the West Virginia Secretary of State’s Office reports 1,306 new businesses registered in February, and two WVU students make the Forbes 30 Under 30 list. – on today’s daily304, listen here…

Episode 3.9.2021 Virgin Hyperloop’s historic pod is headed to the Smithsonian, maple syrup farms begin their tree tapping, and work is set to begin soon on improvements to North Central West Virginia airport – on today’s daily304, listen here…

A popular boat ramp on the Coal River gets a facelift, Bridgeport’s new sports complex is named one of the nation’s top venues, and a White House correspondent from CBS News reflects on her life growing up in West Virginia – on today’s daily304, listen here…

Trout stocking gets a big boost on Buffalo Creek, Advantage Valley residents discuss what’s great about living and working in Charleston-Huntington area, and West Virginia is named one of the best states for retirement– on today’s daily304, listen here…

The Robert C. Byrd Institute seeks agricultural entrepreneurs to help bring a new product to market, a wildlife education center nears completion in Alum Creek, and Governor Justice opens vaccine eligibility to more people – on today’s daily304, listen here…

Sheetz announces plans to build a $2 million distribution depot in Jefferson County, a new boutique hotel opens in downtown Morgantown, and “ghost kitchens” boost business for West Virginia restaurants operating during the pandemic – on today’s daily304, listen here…

BridgeValley Community & Technical College focuses on the science of making beer. West Virginia is set to receive $43 million as part of a U.S. Interior Department effort for land revitalization in coal communities. And an Ohio County dog warden says that’s good news for both pets and the people who seek companionship during isolation – on today’s daily304, listen here…

daily304 - Episode 3.3.2021 – A new partnership will connect job seekers and companies in West Virginia, an ice cream shop owner shares his secret to success, and an airport works with local colleges to create more aerospace industry jobs – on today’s daily304, listen here…

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https://www.wvnews.com/positivelywv/west-virginia-family-ice-cream-store-growing-despite-pandemic/article_ae064058-877d-5a71-a8b5-b928327019a1.html

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daily304 - Episode 3.2.2021 – Toyota is investing again in the Mountain State, there is plenty to do in West Virginia’s newest national park in the New River Gorge and a WVU researcher receives a grant to help restore wetlands in Almost Heaven – on today’s daily304, listen here…

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It’s great news for ATV riders as the Hatfield McCoy trail system prepares to open two new trails on March 1.

A Martinsburg teen who started her own jewelry making business has established a scholarship foundation for foster care kids.

Two years ago a massive fire threatened to ground Ziegenfelder Frozen Treat Company. But now the Wheeling business has not only been able to rebuild, but also exp