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West Virginias NASA Contributions, Health Coverage Gaps, Gas Prices, and Sports Updates:

West Virginia teams are making significant strides in NASAs Artemis two mission, contributing to the upcoming moon landing. Local engineers and firms are handling crucial parts like crew modules and testing gear, keeping America on track for the first crewed lunar trip since the Apollo era.

However, retirees from Justice coal companies and the UMWA are facing another round of health coverage gaps. Those who earned benefits after years underground are struggling as payments lapse once again, prompting calls for solutions from union leaders.

Gas prices are soaring statewide, nearing four dollars a gallon, due to tensions from the Iran conflict. Drivers from Charleston to Huntington are feeling the financial strain at the pump.

In sports news, WVU football secures veteran transfer Cook as the top running back option. In prep baseball, GW dominated Spring Creek fourteen to nothing, thanks to Nettles impressive performance, while Sancomb repeats as captain in class double-A boys hoops.

Culinary recognition goes to Shepherdstowns Alma Bea chef, who is a James Beard finalist. However, coalfield farms are facing challenges with the USDA slashing eight point five million in grants over DEI issues. Stay tuned for more updates from across the Mountain State.

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