House of Delegates Speaker Bob Kiss during the Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce's Breakfast Meeting held in Troy Theater. Kiss said the money would come from the Governor's Civil Contingency Fund. This endowment will see to it that Wheeling Jesuit and Wheeling's community leaders will be able to keep this Martin Luther King Day celebration going for many years to come. The lessons learned and the enthusiasm generated, especially among our African-American citizens, have contributed to the WJU mission. We thank the State of West Virginia and Mr. Kiss for this generous support of our diversity agenda.
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The chamber's meeting was an opportunity for state legislators to answer questions and talk about the condition of West Virginia. In addition to answering questions from the media, members of the legislature fielded inquiries from Wheeling business people. More than 125 people attended the meeting. WJU Youngest Top School in Southern Region By Fr. The 15 Best Regional Colleges in the Southern Region average 123 years old.