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Demolition crews started tearing down Herbert Hoover High School in Kanawha County on Monday. The high school was damaged by high waters during the 2016 flood.
According to Briana Warner, Communications Director for Kanawha County Schools, a new high school is expected to be completed in 2021.
Herbert Hoover High School students currently attend school in portables outside of Elkview Middle School. The portables are fenced in and all linked by a covered pier or decking system. The portables include full chemistry and other science labs, smart TVs, a shop classroom, and commons area with a covered plaza.
The demolition and clean up for the old high school building is expected to be completed by this fall.
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South Charleston and Dunbar fire departments responded to a potential chlorine gas leak at a plant in South Charleston Wednesday.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsPolice in Morgantown raided two fraternities Monday night, amidst an investigation into allegations of hazing.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGestamp Manufacturing, one of the world's largest auto parts manufacturing companies, is working with the Marshall Advanced Manufacturing Center to launch a collaborative apprenticeship program.
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