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Across the country thousands of park rangers will be furloughed, gates will be locked, and visitor centers will be closed at national park sites, if there is a government shut down, including all of West Virginia's national park and forest lands.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe chance of ending up in the water is higher in those rapids, McQueen said. He believes in the river mantra that a boater is always just in between swims.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsBrian Maka, public affairs officer at the Corps of Engineers, said the dam will maintain a small staff to ensure the safety of the dam. However, he says there will be some things the Corps will not be able to do.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe paper is closing because Debbie Salango is retiring. “I had one guy say he wants me to reconsider. And I said ‘You mean to reconsider getting old? I really don't have any control,” Salango laughed.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe program also works to connect mothers with addiction recovery programs, education, housing, and job opportunities. The program has expanded the follow-up care babies born with NAS receive after they are discharged from hospital.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOrganizers say the challenging and fun course was designed to honor the hard work and sacrifices endured by U.S. military personnel. The race proceeds will benefit veterans attending Concord University. The Concord Office of Veterans says this will help veterans attend college.
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