This week on At the Leadership Table, General Hoyer sits down with Justin Williams, Director of the West Virginia Affiliated Construction Trades. They discuss local jobs for local workers and the high-quality career paths available in the state's construction industry. Williams shares that leadership is defined by action rather than titles and emphasizes the importance of providing family-sustaining wages, health insurance, and retirement security for West Virginia’s workforce.

 In the Rooted in the Mountain State segment, we learn about the annual Winter Blues Farmer’s Market.  

Andy Warhol was a leading Pop Artist, and he was from Pittsburgh and was the center of the art world in New York in the 60s, 70s and 80’s. There is a traveling display of his work at the Clay Center in Charleston and we talk with Lindsay Miranda Curator for the Clay Center. The exhibit closes at the end of March.  

In our final report Tom Susman talks with Jim Strawn of Charleston about his experience as a volunteer for the LIV Golf Tour. He has traveled to Saudi Arabia and Australia for the tour and will soon be on his way to Singapore.