AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWVU Safety Watch: WVU released its latest Clery Act report, tracking campus crime and fire safety across Morgantown, Health Sciences in Charleston/Eastern WV, and the School of Nursing in Bridgeport; officials say reported rapes fell from 20 (2024) to 12 (2025), burglaries rose slightly (25 to 28), and hazing is now reportable under the new federal Stop Campus Hazing Act. Cancer Screening Push: A Bridgeport “Pink and Pearl” event raised support for early breast and lung cancer screening, including a fund that helps cover barriers to low-dose CT scans after a family member’s lung cancer death. Local Care Expansion: Village Caregiving held a grand opening for its Elkins office, already serving 40 clients with 43 caregivers and aiming to grow staffing to support seniors staying at home. Public Health Access Event: Village Caregiving in Lewisburg plans a Seniors Day Out on Sept. 29 with free health and vision screenings, community resources, door prizes, and bingo. Community Health Awards: WHYY earned five Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards, highlighting strong regional journalism that includes health and human-interest coverage relevant to parts of West Virginia. Road Safety Tragedy: West Virginia State Police are investigating after two pedestrians were killed and a third was hospitalized following a hit on WV 44 in Logan County. Healthcare Workforce/Access: A new UHC Orthopaedics physician announcement highlights continued specialty staffing in the region, with an emphasis on adult reconstruction and musculoskeletal care.
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