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Covington Water Plant faces $5,000 daily fines, revocation of permits due to multiple violations
Covington, VA – Official city documents obtained from a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request revealed that the City of Covington faces significant scrutiny and potential fines and permit revocation due to multiple violations at its water treatment plant. This lack of certified staff and water quality monitoring means the city cannot guarantee the safety […] The post Covington Water Plant faces $5,000 daily fines, revocation of permits due to multiple violations appeared first on The Virginian Review.
CSX Office Car Presidential Train rolls through southern West Virginia
THURMOND, WV (LOOTPRESS) – Railfans and tourists in New River Gorge National Park got a special treat on Wednesday as a special train rolled through the Mountain State. The CSX Transportation Office Car Special (OCS), also known as the CSX Presidential/Executives Train, rolled through West Virginia from White Sulphur Springs to Kenova on Wednesday. The […]
Shape Your Commute: Alleghany County Seeks Resident Feedback on Transportation Plan
The Alleghany County Comprehensive Transportation Plan (CTP), created in 2012, is being updated. This plan outlines a 25-30 year strategy for future transportation projects, including highways, public transit, cycling, and pedestrian pathways. It is shaped by a local Steering Committee and public input.
Council for the City of Covington sets agenda for May 14 meeting
AGENDA REGULAR MEETING May 14, 2024 Council for the City of Covington will hold a regular meeting on TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2024 at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall located at 333 W. Locust Street, Covington, Virginia. CALL TO ORDER INVOCATION/MOMENT OF SILENCE-Pastor Pete Moore PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE APPROVAL OF AGENDA SPECIAL […] The post Council for the City of Covington sets agenda for May 14 meeting appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Residents discuss new meat processing plant after White Sulphur Springs Council meeting
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W.Va. (WVDN) – After the White Sulphur Springs Council meeting on Monday, May 13, WVDN was available to meet with attendees interested in voicing their thoughts on the recently announced meat processing plant. Only two people, besides the Mountain Steer Meat Company owners, wished to be recorded; M.J. Oreff and Jessie Whited. […] The post Residents discuss new meat processing plant after White Sulphur Springs Council meeting appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Charleston: Watching politicians treat trans people as ‘subhuman’
Ryan Alexander, a trans man from White Sulphur Springs, said campaign rhetoric is dangerous Charleston: Watching politicians treat trans people as ‘subhuman’ appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.
🚧 Road Project at Rt 220 & International Parkway Delayed in Botetourt County: May 15 Update 🚧
The time displayed is local to the original X account in Salem, VA. The road construction project that was scheduled to begin on May 15 at the intersection of Rt 220 and Rt 839/1126 (International Parkway/Ashley Way) in Botetourt County has been postponed due to weather conditions. The right lane closure which was part of the initial phase of building a new Restricted Crossing U-Turn (RCUT) must be rescheduled. Commuters and area residents are advised to stay aware of the updated schedule and look out for the message boards in the area that will announce the new dates for the lane closure. For further traffic impact information, please refer to the provided link: https://t.co/2XCgu6hvSG.
You can’t say this word in some movies. But you can put it in a sign for all to see.
Crude? Yes. Offensive? Maybe. However, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that you can use a certain four-letter word in public to express a political opinion. The post You can’t say this word in some movies. But you can put it in a sign for all to see. appeared first on Cardinal News.
Alleghany Highlands YMCA extending hours of operation May 20
LOW MOOR — The Alleghany Highlands YMCA is extending hours of operation, beginning Monday, May 20. Starting Monday, the YMCA will remain open until 9 p.m. through the work week and until 6 p.m. on Saturday, returning closing hours to their pre-COVID times. New hours will be Monday through Friday, 5:30 a.m. until 9 p.m.; […] The post Alleghany Highlands YMCA extending hours of operation May 20 appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Compliance Crisis: Covington’s Building Department under fire for nearly 3 years of negligence
COVINGTON, VA — Official city documents received through a recent Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request show the City of Covington is mired in controversy and legal risks from operating without a certified building official for almost 3 years since July 2021. The situation has deteriorated under the current appointee, Michael Mines, who despite training, […] The post Compliance Crisis: Covington’s Building Department under fire for nearly 3 years of negligence appeared first on The Virginian Review.
City of Covington delinquent tax sale May 14 location in case of rain
The City of Covington wants to make citizens, businesses, and visitors aware that Theresa Harrison, Treasurer, would like to announce that there will be a delinquent Real Estate tax sale on Tuesday, May 14, 2024, at 1:00 p.m. on the steps of the Alleghany County Courthouse. In the case of rain, the sale will take […] The post City of Covington delinquent tax sale May 14 location in case of rain appeared first on The Virginian Review.
The Defenders of Rosedale – How a handful of determined citizens saved Covington’s oldest suburb
The year was 1993. Westvaco Corporation was wrapping up a $400 million expansion to the Covington paper mill, and Virginia Department of Transportation officials were considering how best to deal with the expected traffic surge, especially along heavily used Alleghany Avenue. In May, the Virginian Review reported that by December as many as 40,000 trucks […] The post The Defenders of Rosedale – How a handful of determined citizens saved Covington’s oldest suburb appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Recovery Court Participants assist City of Covington Public Works
The recovery court collaborates with the city of Covington In honor of Alcohol Awareness Month, Alleghany Highlands Community Services shined a spotlight on the valuable collaboration between Recovery Court participants and the City of Covington Public Works. Throughout April, individuals in the Recovery Court program actively raised awareness about alcohol-related issues while joining forces with […] The post Recovery Court Participants assist City of Covington Public Works appeared first on The Virginian Review.
Clifton Forge Public Library Features Star Wars Display
The Clifton Forge Public Library is featuring a display that depicts characters from various Star Wars movies and the streaming service Disney+ that focus on the Mandalorian and the Bounty Hunters. Also included is Slave One, the attack craft used by famous bounty hunter Boba Fett. The display is part of Micah Burks’ private collection. […] The post Clifton Forge Public Library Features Star Wars Display appeared first on The Virginian Review.
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