Lynette Murray is originally from Buckhannon but she now lives in Harrison County. This is her first election. She spent nearly a decade as a journalist before switching to politics. Murray describes herself as a resident who decided to act out of frustration over problems affecting West Virginia residents that still have not been fixed. She left her previous job because of a medical emergency, and the medical bills forced her to take an extended leave from work. Murray’s campaign wants to focus on getting more West Virginians clean drinking water, as well as improving the education system in the state. Murray also wants to help make the medical services in the state more consistent, as many hospitals in the state are unreliable. Murray has lived in West Virginia for the last 43 years and has the goal of improving the state and listening to what residents want instead of what she wants.
Demolition Slated For Thurmond Area Of New River Gorge Despite Protests
Construction and building removal work is scheduled to begin in late November in the Prince, Thurmond and Brookside areas of New River Gorge National Park and Preserve, despite resistance.
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