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The West Virginia Development Office says four contractors have been chosen for housing-related construction under the RISE WV Housing Program designed to help residents affected by the June 2016 floods.
The state is providing two housing programs for eligible applicants funded by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development.
The contractors Appalachia Service Project in Brenton, River Valley Remodeling LLC in Charleston, Thompson Construction in Lavalette and Dan Hill Construction Co. in Gauley Bridge.
In June, the state requested proposals for structural renovations, turnkey residential property reconstruction and manufactured housing unit replacement.
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The ACLU-WV said students in Lincoln County receive a worse education than their parents and grandparents did — and that by some measures the schools are worse off than the system a court already found unconstitutional.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsKayla Kessinger said she is excited to help tell West Virginia’s story and credited the existing Tourism team for the state's successes.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsTom Torres, chief of staff at the Ohio River Valley Institute, is concerned about the operation's financial viability.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe survey allows state officials to track and report damages and can aide in applications for federal relief or disaster declarations.
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