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Mountain Mama Moss, LLC (MMMoss) is described as West Virginia's only sustainable moss propagator. It offers West Virginia native mosses and integrated companion plants for florist, terrarium, vivarium, interior design, crafts, and landscaping applications.
Founded by West Virginian Eric Young in 2013, Mountaineer Brand Products makes men’s grooming products for beards, bald heads and bodies using natural, plant-based ingredients. The family-owned, USA-made company draws on West Virginia craftsmanship and produces fresh batches daily rather than mass-produced, shelf-sitting goods, with affordability at the center of its approach.
With roots reaching back more than 120 years, MPB Print & Sign Superstore produces printed materials, signs, wraps and branded apparel for businesses and organizations across the region and beyond. Based in Morgantown with a Waynesburg location, the company combines digital and offset printing with mailing, fulfillment and online ordering, while its G7 certification supports consistent color from one project to the next.
Since 1876, MPS Mankato has operated a Mankato foundry producing ductile iron castings and helping manufacturers convert costly fabrications into cast parts. The facility produces 120 tons of ductile iron daily for more than 150 customers, with engineering, in-line machining, and coordinated finishing kept close to the casting operation. Its quality system has been registered to ISO standards since 1996 and is currently certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1961 as a Wheeling machine shop, family-owned Mull Group now engineers, machines, casts and assembles critical equipment for rolling mills and other heavy industrial operations. Its four production facilities remain within eight miles of where the company began, bringing more than 200 machines, in-house mechanical engineering and Nail City Bronze—an Ohio Valley foundry pouring metal since 1877—under one local roof. The third generation of the Mull family took leadership in 2024.
Born during the COVID-19 school shutdowns, West Virginia-based Multitude Foods packages USDA-compliant boxed meals for students and seniors across the state. Founded by Russell Bailey and his daughter Kayla Bailey, the company draws on more than 30 years of food-service experience and uses almost exclusively West Virginia-made and distributed products. Its shelf-stable meal boxes reach school districts and 40 senior centers, while its discreet backpack program helps students facing food insecurity.
Since 1961, Parkersburg’s Murray Sheet Metal has combined commercial HVAC service, roofing, and custom sheet-metal fabrication under one roof. Its certified technicians serve commercial, industrial, and municipal customers across the Mid-Ohio Valley, while its fabrication shop supports contractors with custom work and five-axis waterjet cutting. The company also emphasizes job-site safety, with OSHA training, regular audits, and a reported current EMR of 0.51.
New Vision Renewable Energy is a West Virginia nonprofit that builds tiny homes and produces solar-powered Ray of Life lights while creating housing, job training, and mentorship for young people. Founded as a mentoring and job-training initiative in 1998 and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in 2012, it grew from Appalachian community work into the New Vision Village, where young adults aging out of foster care can find a home and hands-on work in tiny-home manufacturing. Its Ray of Life lights, made in the USA, have reached more than 40 countries.
For 30 years, veteran-owned Nicholas Printing has built strong community roots in central West Virginia as a local, faith-based company. The Summersville business provides commercial printing and office-products support for churches, businesses, and other organizations, with a particular understanding of church communications needs.
Founded by Swiss immigrant Alfred Nickles in Navarre, Ohio, in 1909, Nickles Bakery makes breads, buns and pastries for customers across the Midwest. What began as a one-person bake shop has grown into three bakeries and 20 distribution branches, with its Swiss Artisan Bread serving as a direct tribute to the company’s origins. Nickles marked its centennial in 2009 and has been recognized as a Family Firm of Distinction.
With roots reaching back to 1936, Niterra North America manufactures automotive ignition, sensor and vehicle-electronics components under the NGK and NTK brands. The Wixom-based company traces its U.S. manufacturing history to spark-plug assembly in 1976 and oxygen-sensor production in West Virginia beginning in the 1980s, while its products serve both original-equipment manufacturers and the aftermarket. Niterra also supports racing and runs a program that rewards technicians for recycling used oxygen sensors.
From its Chambersburg manufacturing shop, North Mountain Structures builds custom and pre-built sheds, garages, cabins and other outdoor structures for customers across South Central Pennsylvania, northwest Maryland and northeast West Virginia. The company stands out for combining made-to-order design with ready-to-install inventory, including its distinctive Quaker and A-Frame buildings, and it also offers delivery, site preparation and no-credit-check rent-to-own options. Its horse run-in shelters add a specialized agricultural touch, with oak kickboards and radiant-barrier siding designed to keep animals cooler in summer.
Founded in 2004 around dairy biogas digesters, Northern Biogas develops, builds, owns and operates facilities that turn organic waste into renewable natural gas. Based in West Virginia and Wisconsin, the company brings decades of experience in anaerobic digestion and natural-gas processing while managing projects through their full lifecycle, from design and construction to operations and maintenance. Its first independently developed and constructed RNG facility reached commercial operation in 2024.
Founded in 2013, Notoriously Morbid is a Skelton, West Virginia makeup brand creating in-house cosmetics for bold, imaginative self-expression. Its small team handcrafts orders and is particularly known for distinctive eyeshadow formulas and color stories, with products made ethically and without animal testing. The brand operates as a Spellcast Beauty Inc. company.
NovaArmor is a woman-owned, veteran-owned small business developing technology for human performance, flexible electronic warfare and communications, and AI-enabled sensing. Its work spans rapidly tunable countermeasures, neuromorphic chips for edge processing, and robotic assistance designed to enhance physical capability.
NovoSource LLC carries forward the assets and intellectual property of the former Dayton, Ohio-based NovoSource Inc., with its Morgantown operation rebuilt around orthopedic joint-replacement work. The company develops implants and instruments for surgeons and patients while using clinical feedback to refine its designs.
Founded in 1967 as a one-mill operation in Arlington, Washington, NWH has grown from its Northwest roots into an international hardwood manufacturer while keeping Alder at the center of its identity. The company serves manufacturers and distributors from more than 20 facilities across the major U.S. hardwood-growing regions, with a long-standing focus on consistent, responsibly sourced material.
A Clarksburg family food business, Oliverio Italian Style Peppers traces its signature recipe to Antoinette Oliverio, who perfected it in the family grocery store during the 1930s. Frank Oliverio began canning the peppers commercially in 1972, and three generations of the family have carried that tradition forward for home cooks seeking a convenient Italian-style ingredient.
Founded by engineers and medical-device professionals, Morgantown, West Virginia-based Omnia Medical develops orthopedic implants for spine and interventional pain care. Its work is especially focused on sacroiliac-joint stabilization, including the PsiFGuard system, which the company describes as FDA-cleared real-time guidance technology for SI-joint detection. Omnia also develops spinal fusion and biologic solutions through surgeon collaboration, with a mission centered on safe, reproducible instrumentation and shorter operative times.
Omnis Building Technologies is developing CIBU, a modular home-building system that uses Composite Insulated Building Units to assemble durable, energy-efficient homes in days rather than weeks. Its panels are designed for fast construction without nails, screws, or power tools, while incorporating post-industrial waste and an R45 insulation rating. The company is also planning a new manufacturing facility in Bluefield, West Virginia.