CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice on Wednesday appointed a longtime health care practitioner to the state House of Delegates.
Republican Heather Glasko-Tully will represent parts of Nicholas and Greenbrier counties, filling the seat left vacant after the resignation of former Del. Jordan Hill.
Glasko-Tully ran unopposed for the seat during the primary election earlier this month. She is set to face off against Democrat Duane Bragg in November.
Glasko-Tully was an intensive care unit nurse for 13 years and began working as a family nurse practitioner in 2018, according to a news release.
Hill left the House of Delegates at the end of May to take a job with the city of Bridgeport.
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