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Students in Wheeling Provide Window into Middle School Experience

West Virginia Morning

On this West Virginia Morning, we’ll hear more from eighth-grade students at Wheeling Middle School who teamed up with Northern Panhandle Bureau Chief Glynis Board to report and produce stories and commentaries about the issues that affect them the most.

We’ll also hear an update from The Ohio Valley ReSource about an effort in Congress to save retired miners’ benefits.

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