Most households would be thrilled to learn their financial state had been given a B grade four years in a row. Of course, it would be nice to be able to aim for an A, but knowing our financial status hasn’t deteriorated would be a great comfort.
State officials, too, are likely content with learning Truth in Accounting has granted West Virginia a B for financial health again this year — and the grade IS good news. Across two gubernatorial administrations, those in Charleston have been able to do a better-than-average job as stewards of taxpayer dollars.
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