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West Virginia celebrates National Manufacturing Day

Weirton, WVLocal News

West Virginia marked National Manufacturing Day on October 5, 2024, with a notable event hosted by U. S. Senator Shelley Moore Capito at the GreenPower Motor Company in South Charleston. Capito demonstrated her support for local manufacturing by driving an electric school bus, a model known as "the Beast," that is produced by the company. This event not only highlighted the state's manufacturing prowess but also emphasized the growing significance of sustainable transportation solutions in the industry.

The senator spoke about the crucial role that manufacturing jobs play in strengthening the local economy and providing opportunities for West Virginians. The celebration attracted attention to the collaboration between state officials and manufacturers in promoting innovation and economic growth. By focusing on electric vehicle production, the event underscored West Virginia's commitment to embracing new technologies and sustainability in manufacturing. The initiative aligns with broader national trends toward green energy and transportation solutions. Overall, the celebration of National Manufacturing Day served as a platform to showcase the potential of West Virginia's manufacturing sector.

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