Blandville
Politics
St. Marys: Working together to address community needs
Jennifer White and Allen Thacker say their community is struggling with inadequate housing and jobs, like many other places in West Virginia. St. Marys: Working together to address community needs appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.
Join the New Fire Station Building Committee at 10 Prospect Street
The Town is creating a seven-member Fire Station Building Committee to manage the design and construction of a new fire station at 10 Prospect Street. The committee will consist of Town officials and residents appointed by the Town Manager. Applications for committee membership are open until June 14, 2024. The committee is looking for members with expertise in building and finance, as well as those interested in the fire station project. Three members from the Auburn Fire Rescue Department will also be part of the committee. The Fire Chief will serve as a non-voting, advisory member, ensuring that the project benefits from both professional and community input.'Visit here for more details.
🚧 Road Restoration Efforts Show Positive Results in Marshall and Tyler Counties
The time displayed is local to the original X account in Charleston, West Virginia. Local transportation crews from the West Virginia Department of Highways District 6 have been actively performing restorative work on sections of roadways in Marshall and Tyler Counties. These efforts include scarifying and the application of aggregate to restore original cross-sections, eliminate rutted conditions, and stabilize widened roadways. Thanks to these operations, significant improvements are being witnessed. The crews have specifically targeted areas such as Miller Hill in Marshall County and Pratts Run in Tyler County, showing the state’s commitment to maintaining and improving the condition of its roadways for safer travel. Motorists may expect smoother and more stable road surfaces in these areas as a result of these maintenance activities.
Arsenic found in Ritchie County water, officials seek funding
Ritchie County residents went to the Ellenboro Town Hall Thursday night to express concerns after testing revealed that water in the Highland-Hebron area, which is in the northern part of the county, contained lead and arsenic.
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