Shelley Moore Capito, U.S. Senator representing West Virginia, shared several updates on her official Twitter account on November 4, 2025. Her posts highlighted recognition she received, accolades for a West Virginia city, and engagement with advocacy groups.
In a post at 19:13 UTC, Capito wrote, “It was an honor to be the first elected official recognized by Valor Coins and Pins with their Great American Patriot Award.
It was even more special to be given this honor by Brent Casey, grandson of World War II hero and West Virginian Woody Williams.
I enjoyed sharing https://t.co/hEPpKpWAwI“. The message emphasized her appreciation for being acknowledged by Valor Coins and Pins and receiving the award from Brent Casey, whose grandfather Woody Williams is noted as a World War II hero from West Virginia.
Later that day at 20:21 UTC, Capito announced Weirton’s ranking in a national list: “Big news! Weirton, WV has been ranked number 2 in the 250 best places to retire in the United States in 2026.
A truly special place to spend any season of your life in!
https://t.co/nJj0xx1nex“.
At 20:56 UTC, Capito commented on meeting with constituents involved with the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA): “Appreciated meeting West Virginians on Capitol Hill today with @MDAorg!
Your work and advocacy is vital to ensure all West Virginians have the care and resources they need. https://t.co/Uh1Jw3GQn4“.
Senator Shelley Moore Capito has represented West Virginia since 2015 and has focused her legislative efforts on health care access and supporting veterans. The recognition from Valor Coins and Pins highlights ongoing public appreciation for officials engaged in community service. Woody Williams, mentioned in Capito’s tweet, is widely remembered as one of the last surviving Medal of Honor recipients from World War II. The Muscular Dystrophy Association continues its advocacy for individuals living with neuromuscular diseases across the country.
