The mission of the New River Gorge Regional Development Authority is to initiate, facilitate and support the community and economic development efforts within the counties of Fayette, Nicholas, Raleigh and Summers located in the New River Gorge region of West Virginia.
The New River Gorge Regional Development Authority (NRGRDA) breaks the mold of traditional economic development authorities by operating within a collaborative ecosystem of supporting programs to initiate, facilitate, and support local communities and economic growth.
The WV Hive Network connects entrepreneurs in Southern West Virginia with the tools they need to be successful, including business advising, technical assistance, access to Makerspace, and a statewide network of resources.
Our region is a collection of vibrant, prosperous, futuristic-thinking people and employers. Stay in the know about new developments, functions and gatherings sponsored or promoted by the New River Gorge Regional Development Authority and its affiliates.
The West Virginia Hive has officially moved its Business Hub to a new, expanded location in the United Bank Building at 129 Main Street, Beckley, marking an exciting step forward for the region’s premier business support and innovation center.
A thriving economy depends on housing that meets the needs of workers, families, and businesses. Without adequate housing options, it’s harder to attract and retain employees, support entrepreneurs, and revitalize communities.
Raleigh County is updating our 2012 comprehensive plan. The purpose of a comprehensive plan is to identify issues and concerns of residents that are negatively affecting the quality of life of those that live and work in Raleigh County. The plan will include a detailed action plan outlining specific steps that County government and other partners can take to address the identified issues and concerns. The plan will also be the foundation for future growth and development in the County.
As the plan revolves around issues in Raleigh County, citizen input is a vital part of the planning process. Therefore, a survey has been created to solicit input from the general public. The survey is designed to only take a few minutes to complete and will help local elected officials identify issues and concerns in Raleigh County. This information is vital in helping define the future of Raleigh County and what actions the County should take in order for it to prosper.
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