Gov. Jim Justice announced a $48 million nursing program funded by CARES Act money, but it’s a long-term initiative despite an immediate crisis. And the governor still has not said what he will do with more than $75 million in remaining funds.
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Gov. Jim Justice announced a $48 million nursing program funded by CARES Act money, but it’s a long-term initiative despite an immediate crisis. And the governor still has not said what he will do with more than $75 million in remaining funds.
