West Virginia Stereotype: Wild and Wonderful
To celebrate West Virginia Day (June 20), the Health Care Law Blog is excited to be a part of the statewide blogging effort lead by Jason Keeling at aBetterWestVirginia. The idea - collaborate and work together to change the typical stereotypes of West Virginia. Reflect a more accurate perspective of the state, its people, qualities and successes.
The state motto, Wild and Wonderful, sits as the centerpiece of all things good about West Virginia. A motto that reflects the states independence, beauty, people and places. These two words bring so much to this West Virginian's imagination. (check the links for the new stereotypes).
The state motto, Wild and Wonderful, sits as the centerpiece of all things good about West Virginia. A motto that reflects the states independence, beauty, people and places. These two words bring so much to this West Virginian's imagination. (check the links for the new stereotypes).
- People that are wildly creative and wonderful to be around.
- Wonderful landscape that is wildly beautiful and wildly rugged (photo).
- Artists that design with wild colors and wonderful crafted works of art.
- Places that are wildly luxurious and others wonderfully quaint.
- Wild water to ride, wild racing and wonderful music for your eers.
- Workers in wild places powering the world live web.
- Finally, a wonderful place
to do business with people who are wild about new business.Writing about the positive aspects of West Virginia is something that I have tried doing since starting this blog in 2004. While the main focus is on health care law, over the years, I have taken time out to highlight those events, people and statistics that cast West Virginia in a positive light.
Since many first time readers may be visiting as a result of the aBetterWestVirginia blogging project, I thought I would take this chance to highlight some of these past posts. As the saying goes, "what is old, is new."
To learn more about what others are saying to create West Virginia's "new" stereotype check out United, We Blog for a Better West Virginia.
Since many first time readers may be visiting as a result of the aBetterWestVirginia blogging project, I thought I would take this chance to highlight some of these past posts. As the saying goes, "what is old, is new."
- NYT on New Martinsville: Two Americas, Two Restaurants, One Town.
- More Capital and Kids
- Pittsnogled
- Charleston Regatta: Anything That Floats
- West Virginia Law Firm Leaders
- FestivALL: Catch the Catfish?
- WV Best Kept Secrets: 30th Annual Vandalia Gathering
- Music from the Mountains: Who was Johnnie B. Goode?
- West Virginia Lawyers Early Blog-dopters
- Fun At FestivALL
- Shhh . . . Charleston, West Virginia Is A Good Place To Live
- Bethany College: The Value of Small Liberal Arts Colleges
- Thoughts on Transforming Health Care In West Virginia
- After Tax Day Thought: Intuit CEO Returning to Speak in West Virginia
To learn more about what others are saying to create West Virginia's "new" stereotype check out United, We Blog for a Better West Virginia.
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