There are also laws in some states that attempt to control drone flights above "critical infrastructure." Texas is perhaps the worst, prohibiting flights over things like oil and gas facilities, railroad switching yards, certain dams, and a very long list of other locations. You can fly above these if you are more than 400 feet off the ground, but of course you can't fly that high. There are lots of questions about the legality of states making these kind of airspace restrictions. The National Press Photographers Association, for instance, has a lawsuit against Texas. I don't know about West Virginia, but its probably a good idea to check local and state laws so you know what kind of hassles you may be flying into.