Weston’s HubCAP V team is working to create ‘Halloweentown USA’
The Weston HubCAP team has set it sights on becoming “Halloweentown USA” through the placemaking grant opportunity provided this fall through the HubCAP V funding.
Stronger Together: Pendleton and Grant Counties form Regional EDA
Throughout The Hub’s work in Pendleton and Grant Counties in our HubCAP (Hub Communities of Achievement Program) the common theme of collaboration and shared assets was a constant.
Montgomery Community Begins New Program to Create A Vibrant Community
HubCAP V isn’t your typical training program. It combines fun and hard work to spur community engagement that generates real results.
New Martinsville is leaning into community relationships to build up their city
This tight-knit community experience is why we jumped at the opportunity to participate in the fifth iteration of the Hub Communities of Achievement Program (HubCAP V).
Smithers HubCAP V team identifies priorities
Our group was able to quickly identify our why, which meant our common values, beliefs and themes came together.
Weston sets sights on community-led economic development through HubCAP V
Weston is one of five communities joining The Hub in the fifth iteration of the Hub Communities of Achievement Program.
Oak Hill is gearing up for its HubCAP V journey
When the term “HubCAP” was first tossed around we had no idea what anyone was referring to. However, over the last few months, the program has presented opportunities to work with a passionate group of people.
Our HubCAP V community teams are ready to work
We are so excited that The Hub Communities of Achievement Program’s (HubCAP V) fifth iteration is in full swing and our community teams are ready to put in the work.
Announcing the communities selected for the next round of Hub Communities of Achievement Program
The Hub will implement HubCAP V in five rural communities in West Virginia, focusing on accelerating community-led economic development efforts.
HubCAP IV Spotlight: Elkins and Petersburg rebrand their town and focus on riverfront development
Petersburg and Elkins decided to develop their towns to make them more attractive to visitors in-person and through marketing.