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HEADLINE TZ/OPENZIVKOVIC12/6/17

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(--------------TAKE TZ-----------------)“Deer hunting in West Virginia bringsin more than 750 million dollars to thestate…but it’s more than just aneconomic boost. I’m Kendall Lewisand coming up next on WVU News I’ll tell you how this sport is a deeplyrooted tradition.”

(--------------TAKE TZ-----------------)“I’m Megan Guerra and coming up next on W-V-U News, I’ll give you an inside look into a mine training facility right here in Mon County, where people learn propertechniques and mine safety.”

(--------------TAKE TZ-----------------)“I’m Leanne Shinkle and comingup next, I’ll tell you how a WestVirginia corporation is changingthe lives of those with checkeredpasts. Our Emmy Award WinningW-V-U News starts now.” /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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(----------------KENDALL--------------)THE CULTURE…THE HISTORY…THE PEOPLE OF APPALACHIA. WHO…AND WHAT…IS MAKING A POSITIVE IMPACT IN THE HEART OF TRUMP COUNTRY?… I’M KENDALL LEWIS.(---------------PATRICK---------------)AND I’M PATRICK CLARKE… IN THIS SPECIAL EDITION OF W-V-U NEWS…WE’LL EXAMINE ISSUES UPLIFTING OUR STATE. (--------------KENDALL--------------) FROM A MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR DEAL…TO A COMPANY WHO TRULY BELIEVES IN SECOND CHANCES…AND AN INDUSTRY GETTING A BOOST FROM A FAMOUS SONG. (----------------KENDALL--------------)THESE STORIES AND MORE ON THIS EDITION OF W-V-U NEWS…INSIDE APPALACHIA… A STORY OF HOPE.///////////////////////////////////////////////////////(-------------TAKE BUMPER--------)

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S: DOUG PATCHEN/NRCCE DIRECTOR OF THE RESOURCE EXTRACTION DIVISION

(----------------KENDALL--------------)WEST VIRGINIA'S SHALE…GAS… AND CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES ARE LOOKING AT AN EIGHTY-FOUR BILLION DOLLAR UPSURGE THAT WILL TAKE EFFECT OVER THE NEXT 20 YEARS.(----------------PATRICK--------------)THAT’S RIGHT KENDALL. IT’S PART OF A TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BILLION DOLLAR DEAL BETWEEN CHINA AND THE U.S. …AND FOR RESIDENTS…IT MEANS THOUSANDS OF NEW JOBS. I WENT OUT TO LEARN WHAT ELSE THIS DEAL MIGHT BRING TO THE MOUNTAIN STATE.(----------------TAKE PKG-------------)CHINA ENERGY INVESTMENT CORPORATION, THE WORLD’S LARGEST POWER COMPANY…HAS SIGNED AN AGREEMENT TO INVEST 83 POINT 7 BILLION DOLLARS IN SHALE GAS, POWER AND CHEMICAL PROJECTS IN WEST VIRGINIA. BUT WHAT DOES THIS MEAN FOR THE STATE’S ECONOMY? “They are going to invest money in three different sectors of the economy. One would be the creation of a natural gas storage hub for

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S: MATTHEW PARHAM/MORGANTOWN RESIDENT

S: PATRICK CLARKE/@PJClarkeWVUNews

natural gas liquids. The second one would be investing in gas-fire powerplants; at least two of those. And thethird would be investing in the petrochemical industry. ” THE GAS AND POWER AGREEMENT MARKS THE FIRST OVERSEAS INVESTMENT FOR NEWLY FOUNDED CHINA ENERGY, AND COMES WITH MANY POSITIVE AFFECTS IN THE STATE. “I think anything to stimulate the economy is good. I certainly would hope they would put the right restrictions on it to where it wouldn’t destroy the environment. With it being an outside entity, China, they might not be so careful with the environment as someone who lives here would be.”“The American Chemistry Council estimated a 36 billion dollar investment would bring over a hundred thousand jobs to West Virginia, with 70 thousand directly in the investment, and about 30 thousand jobs to help supply it. With over 83 billion dollars in investments, this would almost double the numbers.”THE INVESTMENT WOULD EXTEND OVER A 20-YEAR PERIOD, COVERING PROJECTS FOR POWER GENERATION TO CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING AND THE UNDERGROUND STORAGE OF NATURAL GAS.

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(----------------PATRICK---------------)NOT ONLY WILL WEST VIRGINIA PROFIT FROM THIS DEAL…BUT THE APPALACHIAN REGION WILL SEE MANY BENEFITS AS WELL. THERE’S NO WORD ON WHEN CONSTRUCTION WILL START. (----------------KENDALL--------------)BUT WEST VIRGINIA SECRETARY OF COMMERCE… WOOD THRASHER EXPECTS WORK TO BEGIN AROUND THIS TIME NEXT YEAR.////////////////////////

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(-------------PATRICK--------------)WHAT IF YOUR PAST PUTS YOU AT A DISADVANTAGE?... AROUND 100 MILLION AMERICANS HAVE A CRIMINAL HISTORY. BUT AFTER THEY’VE PAID THEIR DEBT TO SOCIETY …MANY FIND THE STRUGGLE CONTINUES.(------------KENDALL-------------)BUT REPORTER LEANNE SHINKLE FOUND ONE WEST VIRGINIA COMPANY THAT’S GIVING THESE WORKERS A SECOND CHANCE. SHE JOINS US NOW IN THE STUDIO WITH MORE. LEANNE?(-------------LEANNE---------------)THANKS KENDALL. A CRIMINAL RECORD CAN MEAN A 30 PERCENT REDUCED CHANCE OF FINDING A JOB. AND FEDERAL LAW DOES NOT PROHIBIT EMPLOYERS FROM CONDUCTING BACKGROUND CHECKS…BEFORE AN OFFER OF EMPLOYMENT IS MADE. BUT A LOCAL COMPANY IS LOOKING PAST CONVICTIONS.//////////////////

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S: LESLIE WAECHTER/ZIEGENFELDER DIRECTOROF HR

(------------LEANNE--------------)ACCORDING TO THE OFFICE OF RESEARCH AND STRATEGIC PLANNING…WEST VIRGINIA HAS THE SECOND FASTEST GROWING PRISON POPULATION …A POPULATION THAT WILL ONE DAY NEED TO SEEK OUT EMPLOYMENT. BUT THE ZE-GEN-FELDER ICE POP FACTORY BELIEVES…THAT JUST BECAUSE YOU’RE OUT OF TROUBLE…DOES NOT MEAN… YOU SHOULD BE OUT OF WORK. (------------TAKE PKG----------)THE ZIEGENFELDER ICE POP FACTORY HAS BEEN AN INSTITUTION IN WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA SINCE 1861. ABOUT A YEAR AGO, THEY STARTED COMPASSIONATE HIRING. INSTEAD OF REJECTING APPLICANTS WITH CRIMINAL OR DRUG HISTORIES, ZIEGENFELDER FOCUSES ON THEIR COMMITMENT AND WORK ETHIC.“What we have done is come together and figure out how can we be a solution to it versus continue to be the problem, or foster the problem. So as a part of that solution, we decided to take a look at our practices and how we hire and how we make decisions.”

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S: TANNER DEFILBAUGH/EMPLOYEE

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ZIEGENFELDER EMPLOYEE TANNER DEFILBAUGH SAYS WORKING HERE HAS BEEN KEY TO TURNING HIS LIFE AROUND.“Places that I’ve worked before, if they knew that you had a past like mine, they wouldn’t even let you work for them, let alone advance and move into supervisor roles, leadership roles, things like that.”“About 20 percent of the workers here at Ziegenfelder have a drug or criminal background. Hiring these employees can be just the second chance they need to get back on track.” “It makes it easier to do the right things when you're working and you have a steady job, and you have a purpose because if you’re just waning in the wind and you can’t get a job, you’re just going to say well the heck with it, I might as well just do what I was doing.” ACCORDING TO THE BUREAU OF JUSTICE STATISTICS, 39 PERCENT OF CONVICTED FELONS MAINTAIN EMPLOYMENT FOLLOWING THEIR RELEASE IN A GOOD ECONOMY. ON THE OTHER HAND, TWO THIRDS FIND THEMSELVES BACK BEHIND BARS WITHIN FIVE YEARS.

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(---------------LEANNE------------)EXPERTS SAY A CRIMINAL RECORD CAN DECREASE A PERSON’S CHANCE OF RECEIVING A JOB OFFER BY ALMOST 50 PERCENT. THE GOOD NEWS IS THAT SOME STATES NOW HAVE LAWS THAT FORBID DISQUALIFYING CANDIDATES…BASED SOLELY ON THEIR CRIMINAL RECORDS. BUT AS OF NOW…WEST VIRGINIA IS NOT AMONG THOSE STATES.///////////////////////////////////////////////////

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(----------------PATRICK--------------)THANKS LEANNE FOR THAT REPORT. UNCERTAINTY IN THE JOB MARKET IS A VERY REAL CONCERN NO MATTER YOUR PAST… BUT BEING A COAL MINER IN AMERICA IS STILL A LUCRATIVE CAREER…WITHAN AVERAGE SALARY OF 60-THOUSAND DOLLARS… COMPARED TO THE AVERAGE WAGE OF WORKERS IN THE UNITED STATES… AT AROUND44-THOUSAND A YEAR. AND WHERE DO MANY OF THESE MINERS RECEIVE TOP NOTCH TRAINING? MEGAN GUERRA JOINS US NOW FROM STUDIO B AT THE MEDIA INNOVATION CENTER TO TELL US MORE….MEGAN?/////////////////////////

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(----------------MEGAN---------------)MENTION SAGO OR UPPER BIG BRANCH MINES TO ANY COALMINER IN WEST VIRGINIA… AND THEY’LL TELL YOU HOWTHE INDUSTRY AND THE ROLE OF MINE RESCUE TEAMS… HAVE CHANGED SINCE THOSE MINE DISASTERS. AND THAT’S WHERE THE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY’S ACADEMY FOR MINE TRAINING…AND ENERGYTECHNOLOGIES COMES IN. THE W-V- U FACILITY IS ONE OFONLY TWO IN THE STATE THAT OFFERS LIVE FIRE TRAININGIN AN UNDERGROUND ATMOSPHERE. AND WITH MORE THAN 50-THOUSAND COAL MINES SCATTERED ALL OVER THE NATION…THIS IS THE PLACE WHERE MANY MINERS GO TO RECEIVE MINE SAFETYTRAINING. “Nat sound hold”FOR GENERATIONS, COAL MINING HAS BEEN A TRADITION IN THE MOUNTAIN STATE. TODAY, MINING IS STILL A FAMILY TRADITION FOR SOME PEOPLE, LIKE KERRY LILLY.“I started to work in the coal mines in 1963. My brother, my nephew, my son, were all miners.”TRAINING FACILITY LEARN PROPER TECHNIQUES ANDMINING-2

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S: JOSHUA BRADY/ASSOCIATEDIRECTOR OF MININGEXTENSION

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DESPITE THE POTENTIAL DANGERS OF MINING, THOSE WHO TRAIN AT W-V-U’S MINE

SAFETY WHILE WORKING IN THE MINES.“Right here behind me is a simulated mine, where students here experience certain scenarios that they could encounter in a real-life mine.”“We use real fire hoses, real fires, and we let the students get engaged. So, I don’t know if it’s exactly fun, but forsure they gain a great deal of experience, and at times, it just changes the idea of normal classroom setting.”THIS TRAINING FACILITY ATTRACTS MINERS FROM ALL OVER THE STATE, AMERICA, AND EVEN OUTSIDE OF THE COUNTRY. “For people to come from across the country or other countries, it speaks volumes about how important it is.”AND THE FUTURE OF MINING? BRADY SAYS…“Downright the most reliable, cost-effective energy source in coal. Mining is going to be around for a long time.”TO LEARN MORE ABOUT W-V-U’S MINE EXTENSION PROGRAM AND SEE THEIR ACCOMPLISHMENTS, VISIT THEIR WEBSITE AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR SCREEN.THE ACADEMY HAS HOSTED BOTH SKILLS COMPETITIONSAND MINE EMERGENCY RESPONSE DRILLS FOR COAL MINING-3ZIVKOVIC/GUERRA12/6/2017

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STATES AND SEVERAL FOREIGN COUNTRIES. BACK TO YOU AT THE WATERFRONT STUDIO.///////////////////////////////////////////////////

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(--------------PATRICK---------------)THANKS MEGAN. COAL HAS BEEN A CORNERSTONE OF WEST VIRGINIA’S COMMERCE FOR DECADES…BUT OUR NEXT STORY TAKES A LOOK AT A TRADITION THAT IS ALSO A RELIABLE ECONOMIC STIMULUS AND HAS ROOTS DEEPER THAN ANY MINE. (--------------KENDALL---------------)ACCORDING TO THE WEST VIRGINIA DIVISION OF NATURAL RESOURCES…MORE THAN 350 THOUSAND HUNTERS WILL HEAD FOR THE HILLS THIS SEASON. IT’S A PRACTICE THAT HAS BROUGHT AN ESTIMATED 270 MILLION DOLLARS TO THE STATE.(---------------PATRICK---------------)KYLEIGH RICE JOINS US NOW FROM SOCIAL SQUARE TO TELL US MORE…KYLEIGH?///////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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(--------------KYLEIGH-----------)WEST VIRGINIA BOASTS OVER 24 THOUSAND SQUARE MILES OF HILLS AND VALLEYS… MAKING CONDITIONS IDEAL FOR A SPORT STEEPED IN TRADITION AND CULTURE. THE SKILLS THAT GO ALONG WITH HUNTING AND PREPPING THE DEER…ARE PASSED DOWN OVER GENERATIONS. AND AS OUR VERY OWN KENDALL LEWIS FOUND OUT…THESE CUSTOMS UNITE LOCALS IN A COMMON HERITAGE.(-------------TAKE PKG---------)WHETHER IT BE RELAXATION, TO PUT FOOD ON THE TABLE OR FOR THE EXCITEMENT OF THE CHASE…MORE THAN 300,000 HUNTERS HIT THE WOODS EACH FALL IN WEST VIRGINIA… AND GREGG MALINSKY AND HIS SON CARL BOTH AGREE THE MAIN REASON THEY HUNT IS SIMPLY FOR THE PEACE OF MIND.“ In my heart when I go out in the woods, if I don't see a tweetie bird, I come out with the same smile I went in with. ” RIFLE SEASON IS A COMMON FAVORITE WHEN IT COMES TO DEER HUNTING.

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S: KENDALL LEWIS/@KLewisWVUNews

S: MIKE COSTELLA/APPALACHIANCHEF/FARMER/HUNTER

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“ One of the most popular rifles for deer hunting is this 30-6. This specific gun can accurately hit a target up to 200 yards and it ’ s great for shooting through thick brush as well as an open field. ” AFTER THE KILL IS JUST AS MUCH OF A TRADITION ASBEFORE THE KILL…PREPARING AND COOKING THE DEER MEAT OVER AN OPEN FIRE IS A TRADITION MIKE COSTELLO HAS CARRIED ON FOR YEARS AND PLANS TO KEEP HIS TRADITION GOING.“ We have this responsibility to make sure the future generation carries the torch into the future and that they ’ re passing on the tradition of living off the landscape but the stewardship of the landscape as well. ” MIKE COSTELLO HAS A TRUE PASSION FOR HUNTING FROM IN THE WOODS ALL THE WAY TO THE DINNER TABLE AND BELIEVES HIS PASSION STARTED WITH HIS LOVE FOR THE LAND.“ Without kind of a sense of place and a strong connection to the landscape and a sense of pride that I ’ ve experienced my whole life and have been lucky to share will all my fellow West Virginians, this would mean nothing. ” SOCIAL SQUARE - 3ZIVKOVIC/RICE12/6/17

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DEVELOPED INTO A PASSION, A TRADITION AND A WAY OF LIFE. (--------------KYLEIGH-------------)HERE IN WEST VIRGINIA…HUNTING HAS CREATED MORE THAN FIVE-THOUSAND JOBS. AND THE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS GENERATED EVERY YEAR CIRCULATES IN RURAL AREAS. VENISON IS ALSO A MAINSTAY FOR MANY FAMILIES. WHEN DEER SEASON IS OVER….THE WINTER MEAT IS PROCESSED AND PACKED AWAY IN THE FREEZER TO ENJOY ALL YEAR LONG./////////////////////////////////////////

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(------------KENDALL-------------)THANKS KYLEIGH. MANY WHO SEEK REFUGE OFTEN TURN TO THE OUTDOORS…HERE IN WEST VIRGINIA WE ARE BLESSED WITH AN ABUNDANCE OF NATURAL BEAUTY. AND ONE ORGANIZATION IS HARNESSING NATURE AND ANIMALS FOR A GOOD CAUSE. (------------PATRICK-------------)THIS YEAR MORE CHILDREN WILL BE DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM THAN AIDS, DIABETES, AND CANCER COMBINED. ON EAGLES’ WINGS IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT SPECIALIZES IN HELPING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES THROUGH EQUINE THERAPY. REPORTER JANEE AVERY HAS MORE.(------------TKE PKG---------------)THIS IS RETO, SHE IS ONE OF THE TEN HORSE WHO PARTICIPATE IN THE ON EAGLE’S WINGS PROGRAM, A NON- PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT USES EQUINE THERAPY TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES. INSTRUCTOR ERICA WHITE HAS DEDICATED THREE YEARS TO THIS ORGANIZATION, AND HAS SEEN MANY PEOPLE BENEFIT FROM THE THERAPY.

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S: AMY PRIDE-MCNUTT/ ROBERT’S AUNT

S: JANEE AVERY/ @JAveryWVUNews

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“We’ve had riders say their first words because it inspired them so much because they love the animals.” ROBERT WAS DIAGNOSED WITH AUSTIM AT A YOUNG AGE BUT HE HAS ONLY BEEN IN THE PROGRAM FOR A FEW MONTHS. AND HIS AUNT AMYSAYS HE’S ALREADY MADE SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS. “It’s just amazing to see him and how he reacts to the horses and how they react to him. He just gets so much out of it and then he talks about it all week until we come back again.“Experts say horses are mirrors to the soul and that touching a horse, grooming a horse and even walking a horse can be emotional therapy. Experts go on to say that the benefits of equine therapy are indisputable.”THE PROGRAM OFFERS BOTH HIPPOTHERAPY AND THERAPUTIC RIDING. ONCE A WEEK, FOR THIRTY MINUTES, RIDERS ARE ABLE TO WORK ON THEIR MOTORS SKILLS, BUILD CONFIDENCE AND LEARN TO COMMUNICATE WITH OTHERS. “This is what I do for a reason and I think that’s icing on the cake is when you connect with a rider and get to see them grow.”SINCE 2007, ON EAGLES’ WINGS HAS MADE AN IMPACT IN THE

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(--------------KENDALL----------------) SEEING ONE PROGRAM HAVE SUCH AN IMPACT ON SO MANY LIVES IS TRULY INSPIRING. (--------------PATRICK----------------)I AGREE KENDALL. WELL… AFTER THE BREAK… SPORTS REPORTER RYAN DECKER TELLS US ABOUT ONE W-V-U ATHLETE’S TRANSITION FROM THE TURF TO THE COURT.(--------------KENDALL-------------) AND WE DISCUSS HOW THE OFFICIAL THEME SONG OF W-V-U…COUNTRY ROADS…IS NOW A PART OF MOUNTAIN STATE TRADITION IN A WHOLE NEW WAY.

(---------------TAKE TZ----------------) “I’m Ryan Decker and coming up on WVU News, I’ll tell you abouta WVU basketball player thatmade a name for himself on thehigh school football field.”

(------------- TAKE TZ -------------)“I’m Elizabeth Haines and coming upnext on W-V- U News I’ll tell youhow a famous song is coming backhome to West Virginia.”

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(------------ PATRICK --------------)WELCOME BACK TO OUR SPECIAL EDITION OF W-V-U NEWS…INSIDE APPALACHIA… A STORY OF HOPE.(------------KENDALL---------------)EVERY ATHLETE AT WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERITY HAS COME A LONG WAY TO PROVE THEIR TALENT IN THEIR SPORT, BUT MANY FOUND THEMSELVES IN MORE THAN ONE FORM OF COMPETITION ALONG THE WAY. (----------- PATRICK--------------)SPORTS ANCHOR RYAN DECKER JOINS US NOW TO DISCUSS A W-V-U PLAYER WHO FOUND A PASSION FOR TWO MAJOR SPORTS IN HIGH SCHOOL. RYAN.(-------------- RYAN ----------------)THANKS KENDALL. GROWING UP IN THE TOWN OF CAMERON, WEST VIRGINIA LOGAN ROUTT WAS EASY TO SPOT …PARTLY BECAUSE HE STOOD A HEAD TALLER THAN MOST OF HIS NEIGHBORS… BUT MOSTLY BY HOVERING ABOVE THE COMPETITION…THEN AS A QUARTERBACK…AND NOW AS CENTER FOR THE MEN’S MOUNTAINEER BASKETBALL TEAM.///////////////////////////////////////SPORTS ZIVKOVIC/DECKER

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CG: S: RYAN DECKER@RDeckerWVUNews

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S: LOGAN ROUTT/ WVUSOPHOMORE FORWARD

(------------- RYAN -----------------)ROUTT IS NOW A SOPHMORE AND ALTHOUGH HE STANDS AT SIX-FOOT-ELEVEN…THE ONLY WAY TO GO IS UP. WHILE THE JERSEY AND THE STAKES HAVE CHANGED…HIS DEDICATION TO HIS HOME STATE AND THE SPIRIT OF COMPETITION HAVE NOT. (------------ TKE PKG --------------)Nat sound hold. THIS IS THE JERSEY THAT LOGAN ROUTT WEARS NOW. THIS IS THE JERSEY HE USED TO WEAR AND THE FIELD HE USED TO PLAY ON. … A THREE-SPORT ATHLETE AT CAMERON HIGH SCHOOL, BASKETBALL IS WHAT HE WOULD EVENTUALLY GO TO COLLEGE FOR, BUT THE FOOTBALL FIELD IS WHERE HE RECEIVED NATIONAL ATTENTION. “My town knew about me. Local… Local towns knew about me and then like two days later the whole … basically the whole world knew about me so it was pretty crazy.” PUBLICATIONS SUCH AS MAXPREPS, ESPN AND OTHERS ALL PICKED UP ON THE SMALL- TOWN QUARTERBACK THAT WAS TOWERING OVER HIS

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CG: VIDEO COURTESY OF WVU ATHLETICS VIDEO

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S: RYAN DECKER / @RDECKERWVUNEWS

CG: VIDEO COURTESY OF @WVUHOOPS

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COMPETITION. AT SIX FEET, ELEVEN INCHES TALL, ROUTT STOOD A FOOT TALLER THAN HIS OFFENSIVE LINE. “My first year I was starting we were down probably four touchdowns in the fourth quarter and we ended up coming back. I think I threw like three TD passes and ran in the game-winning TD pass. So it was a pretty fun experience for me.” “It was in between his senior year of high school and his freshman year of college here at WVU that Logan Routt decided to trade in his football … for a basketball and play for the Mountaineers.”FAST FORWARD A YEAR LATER, AND THE DECISION HAD CLEARLY PAID OFF, WITH LOGAN BEING AWARDED A SCHOLARSHIP AFTER PLAYING HIS FIRST SEASON AS A WALK-ON.“I always just thought about it’s going to happen eventually, just keep working. It’s going to happen eventually, just put your head down and work. So I kept doing that and it’s paying off for me a little bit.” EVEN THOUGH HE DIDN’T TRULY MAKE THE DECISION TO PLAY BASKETBALL UNTIL HIS SENIOR YEAR, IT

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WAS A DREAM HE’S ALWAYS HAD. “I had a couple e-mails for football, like lower level schools. I had a couple scouts that wanted to come watch me pitch my senior year, but I had already wanted to come here and play basketball. So I just told them no, I was already invested in something else.” (--------------- RYAN ----------------)LOGAN TOLD ME THAT IN A TWIST OF FATE HE SCORED THE THOUSANDTH POINT OF HIS HIGH SCHOOL CAREER AGAINST NOW-TEAMMATE CHASE HARLER. IT’S A CONTINUING TREND AS ROUTT HAS ALREADY RACKED UP MORE POINTS THIS SEASON THAN HE DID IN THE ENTIRE 2016-17 CAMPAIGN. THIS MOUNTAIN STATE NATIVE IS CERTAINLY ONE FOR MOUNTAINEER FANS TO KEEP AN EYE ON. //////////////////////////////////////////////////

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(-----------------RYAN-----------------)OUR FINAL STORY CONCERNS THOSE BEYOND MOUNTAINEER NATION …INDEED ANYONE WITH A SOFT SPOT FOR ALL THINGS WILD AND WONDERFUL. TRUE TO ITS LYRICS…COUNTRY ROADS HAS AT LAST COME HOME…LITERALLY. SPORTS REPORTER ELIZABETH HAINES EXPLAINS… ELIZABETH?//////////

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EFFECTS: TAKE PKGNAT SOUND HOLDLENGTH: 1:47CG: S: COURTESY OF YOUTUBE

S: SUSAN RIDDLE/ EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WITH THE GREATERMORGANTOWN BUREAU

(-------------ELIZABETH--------------)

THE WEST VIRGINIA TOURISM OFFICE ANNOUNCED THAT IT HAS OBTAINED THE RIGHTS TO USE JOHN DENVER’S “TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS” IN MARKETING EFFORTS. THIS COMES AFTER A LEGACY OF ALMOST HALF A CENTURY AS W-V-U’S THEME SONG… I WENT OUT TO SEE WHAT THIS SONG REALLY MEANS TO THE PEOPLE OF WEST VIRGINIA.(---------------TAKE PKG--------------)WEST VIRGINIA RECENTLY BOUGHT THE RIGHTS TO USE THE SONG “COUNTRY ROADS” AND ANNOUNCED IT AT THE GOVERNOR’S CONFERENCE ONTOURISM. OFFICIALS SAY THAT THE STATE’S TOURISM HAS BEEN ON A DECLINE FOR THE PAST FOUR YEARS AND THE MOVE TO USE THE SONG IS ONE OF SEVERAL STEPS TO REVERSE THAT TREND.“It has meaning. It promotes a sense of warmth, and belonging with anything that’s that familiar and it’s positive. There’s nothing negative, so whenever you can find something that is that positive no matter how you spin it it’s usually a win-win.”THIS SONG IS ROOTED IN TRADITION FOR THE PAST 46 YEARS. IN 1971, JOHN DENVER RELEASED THE SONG, AND IT’S NOW BECOME THE THEME SONG FOR WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY. THE SONG IS COUNTRY ROADS-2

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S: COURTNEY BROWN/MORGANTOWN RESIDENT

S: CONNIE MERANDI/MORGANTOWN RESIDENT

S: ELIZABETH HAINES/@EHainesWVUNews

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PLAYED AFTER EVERY HOME WIN AND FANS ARE ENCOURAGED TO STAY IN THE STANDS AND JOIN IN SINGING.“It’s just a good feeling being therewith everyone and feeling the same way after a win, and everyone knowing the words and singing alongit’s just a really important tradition around here.“When you can see the players and the crowd and everyone from old to young singing their hearts out, it’s a unified feeling that we are together no matter what we come up against and we will triumph no matter what.”“The song has been an unofficial anthem since its release, and officially became one of West Virginia’s state songs in 2014. The song highlights everything that people love about the Wild and Wonderful state.”THE TOURISM OFFICE EXPECTS TO USE “TAKE ME HOME, COUNTRY ROADS” AS A CENTERPIECE OF A MAJOR NEW AD CAMPAIGN TO BE UNVEILED NEXT YEAR. (-------------ELIZABETH--------------)COUNTRY ROADS WAS ADOPTED BY THE MOUNTAINEERS IN 1972. ONLY A YEAR AFTER ITS RELEASE. …JOHN DENVER CHANGED SOME OF THE WORDS TO “APPALACHIAN MOUNTAINS, MONONGAHELA RIVER”…A WAY OF THANKING LOCALS FOR THE WARM RECEPTION HIS SONG RECEIVED./////////////////////////

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CLOSEZIVKOVIC12/6/17

CAMERA 2/TWO-SHOTEFFECTS: FADE IN BUMPER MUSIC

CG: S: PATRICK CLARKE/KENDALL LEWIS@PJClarkeWVUNews/ @KLewisWVUNews

EFFECTS: TAKE LOWER THIRDMediacollegenewscast.wvu.edu

EFFECTS: TAKE LOWER THIRDYoutube.com/WVUJournalism

EFFECTS: TAKE LOWER THIRD@WVUNews

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(--------------PATRICK----------------)WHAT AN UPLIFTING STORY ELIZABETH. IT SEEMS EVERY DAY AS A MOUNTAINEER IS BETTER THAN THE LAST. (--------------KENDALL----------------)YES, IT IS PATRICK. AND EVERY TIME I HEAR THAT SONG I GET GOOSEBUMPS. WELL…THAT’S GOING TO DO IT FOR OUR SPECIAL EDITION OF W-V-U NEWS…INSIDE APPALACHIA…A STORY OF HOPE. YOU CAN VISIT US ONLINE ON OUR WEBSITE.(--------------PATRICK----------------)YOU CAN ALSO WATCH OUR SHOWS ON YOUTUBE AND PLEASE FOLLOW US AND OUR REPORTERS ON TWITTER…I’M PATRICK CLARKE.(---------------KENDALL--------------)AND I’M KENDALL LEWIS. …THANKS FOR WATCHING… WE’LL SEE YOU NEXT TIME. /////////////////////////////////////////////////////

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CREDITS/COPYRIGHTZIVKOVIC11/15/17

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