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For David Sills V, the road to West Virginia University was anything but typical. And, as it turns out, his departure will be just as unique.

When you combine West Virginia’s rural disbursement of residents with its less-than-affluent, average demographic, the present day result is that the state has become a desert. That is, a “food desert,” where a large percentage of the state’s population resides significant distances from supermarkets and reliable food sources.