American Rescue Plan

Putnam County Gets Low Scores In National Analysis Of Broadband Expansion

Putnam County received an overall low score, only six out of 20 points, on the Communication Workers of America’s “Report Card for Broadband Projects Funded by the American Rescue Plan”

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State Grants Money To Tear Down Dilapidated Structures

Nearly 1,300 dilapidated properties are slated to be torn down across 69 communities in the state. This comes through the second phase of the state’s Reclamation of Abandoned and Dilapidated Properties Program.

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Facing West Virginia’s Child Care Cliff

On a national level, the end of pandemic-era benefits will affect child care costs and access. West Virginia hopes to avoid those shortfalls by relying on individual child care subsidies that date back to the 1960s.

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Federal Funds Help Private Schools Expand Internet Access

Seven private West Virginia schools will receive more than $120,000 from the Federal Communications Commission.

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