A dynamic national leader in engagement, collaboration and outreach with significant experience in the land-grant system has been selected as the next leader of the statewide West Virginia University Extension Service.
Archived News
Share this
Ohio County 4-H'ers to appear on Barnwood Builders
This Sunday, fans of Barnwood Builders will have a chance to see West Virginia 4-H’ers coming together in a unique project with the crew of the popular DIY show.
WVU Fire Service Extension receives professional reaccreditation
The Fire Service Extension team at West Virginia University Extension recently received a five-year reaccreditation to provide training and education for firefighters across the U.S., the only state agency to achieve this certification.
WVU Extension Service and Wyoming County food pantry provide nutrition and inspiration through poultry project
Wyoming County is nestled between the steep mountains of southern West Virginia with equally steep economic struggles.
West Virginia Governor’s Safety Conference to highlight safety and health of the state’s workforce
Recognizing the importance of the safety and health of West Virginia’s workforce, West Virginia University Extension Service Safety and Health Extension and Fire Service Extension have partnered with the Governor of West Virginia to bring you the West Virginia Governor’s Safety Conference.
Summers begins new journey as WVU Extension 4-H agent in Cabell County
A familiar face has moved into a new a role as the 4-H youth development agent in
Cabell County.
WVU Extension and farmers work together to grow state’s agritourism industry
From pick-your-own patches and interactive farm tours to corn mazes and unique lodging experiences, West Virginia University Extension helps agritourism to preserve and promote West Virginia’s diverse and historic culture.
4-H, senate page and college days: Braxton County student starts her path as a Mountaineer
With an active interest in learning more about government, Jamie Yoder used the skills she learned in 4-H to land a position working on Capitol Hill and studying at West Virginia University.
West Virginia Small Farm Conference to help local farmers grow food and communities
Food has a way of bridging divides and bringing people together. And, today, there’s a growing desire among communities, restaurants and schools to use high quality, locally sourced ingredients.
Students encouraged to find purpose as volunteers through summer reading program
Each summer, hundreds of volunteers provide life-changing experiences for West Virginia youths. Through the WVU Extension Service Energy Express summer reading program, AmeriCorps members, volunteers and others are helping to enhance reading and comprehension skills for students throughout the state.