WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Senator Jim Justice celebrated National Medal of Honor Day with the passage of his Bill, the Hershel “Woody” Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act, by unanimous consent in the Senate:   “I look up in the gallery and see some incredible Medal of Honor recipients. I think about what they’ve given to this country, and it truly takes my breath away. Then my mind goes back home to West Virginia and to the namesake of this bill, Woody Williams. I had the real honor of getting to know Woody, hearing his stories, and learning from a true American hero. That’s something I’ll carry with me

LEWISBURG, WV – Today, Senator Jim Justice released a statement on National Women in Agriculture Day: “I am proud to support this resolution recognizing National Women in Agriculture Day. Across West Virginia, women are the backbone of our family farms and communities, and they absolutely deserve to be celebrated today and every day. These are the mothers, wives, sisters, and daughters who truly keep our operations running. Their hard work, grit, and dedication are what make the agricultural industry strong, and I am endlessly grateful for all they do,” said Senator Jim Justice. As part of this recognition during the International Year of the Woman Farmer, Senator

West Virginia climbed the ranks to 30th from 33rd in the Reason Foundation’s Annual Highway Report LEWISBURG, WV – Today, Senator Jim Justice released a statement celebrating West Virginia climbing three spots in the 29th Annual Highway Report from the Reason Foundation, which was based on 2023 data:   “I’m proud to see West Virginia climbing the ranks in the Reason Foundation’s Annual Highway Report. This report, based on 2023 data, proves exactly what I said all along: the roads plan I laid out in my very first State of the State is continuing to deliver beyond what I could’ve ever imagined. We put real dollars behind our roads through Roads