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WV WORKS Funding Crisis Deepens | Parkersburg News
Governor Morrisey warns of a potential $40 million deficit in WV WORKS, blaming past spending fueled by pandemic funds and predicting the program could run dry in 18 months. But lawmakers push back, citing increased TANF funding this year, a state surplus, and the governor’s veto power blocking budget restrictions. The fallout? Critical programs like the school clothing allowance face delays, leaving parents anxious as school starts — while lawmakers and the governor clash over control, funding, and who’s really steering the ship. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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