Divine Beauty, Charleston,wv

This is why sometimes hair or nails just isn’t worth it. Yes we’re very thankful for everyone who can get here and our bills appreciate it, lol but honestly we would rather you all be safe. No one’s life is worth prettiness

Hello, in need of your hair done ? And you’re not in danger of getting here we’ve had a few cancellations throughout this week
304-767-8050
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Divine Beauty is open today, everyone just be careful some travel conditions are still bad. Some look clear but then there’s those patches of ice.

Keep in mind just because it’s clear where you live it’s not where others are. And keep in mind and prayers to all still without power or water.

Tuesday January 27,2026 Divine Beauty will be closed tomorrow due to the freezing temperatures. Sorry for any inconvenience. Please contact Melinda or Casey if you haven’t heard from them us so we can get you rescheduled

Let’s all say a prayer for our state and county representatives as this legislation session begins our country and those in office need our prayers. No party affiliation needed to say a prayer or to understand how the system works.

Understanding the West Virginia Legislative Session

Education Post

The 2026 West Virginia Legislative Session officially begins today, January 14, 2026, at 12:00 noon, and runs for 60 days, concluding at midnight on the final day of session.

As the session begins, here are a few key points to help members understand how the process works and how to engage effectively:

🔹 Thousands of Bills Are Introduced
Each year, thousands of bills are introduced, but only a small percentage ultimately become law. A bill being introduced does not mean it will advance or pass.

🔹 Committees Matter Most
Bills are first reviewed in committee, where most decisions are made. Committee agendas are posted in advance. Early engagement—before or during committee review—has the greatest impact.

🔹 How to Contact Legislators Effectively
When emailing or messaging a Delegate or Senator:
• Include your full name and address
• Be clear, respectful, and issue-focused
• Verified constituent messages are taken more seriously than anonymous or mass-generated messages

🔹 Working With Your Elected Officials
No matter your political party—or whether you personally agree with your Senator or Delegate—working with them is essential if you want your voice to be heard. They are your elected representative, and engagement is how constituent concerns are addressed.

🔹 Social Media vs. Direct Communication
Public posts and tagging legislators may feel productive, but direct communication (email, phone call, or private message) is typically far more effective and constructive.

🔹 Non-Partisan Representation
Legislators represent all constituents, regardless of party affiliation. Respectful, informed communication increases the likelihood your concerns will be heard.

🔹 Stay Informed
Bill text, committee schedules, and official contact information are available through the West Virginia Legislature website.

📌 Bottom Line:
The most effective advocacy is early, informed, respectful, and direct.