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On Thursday, the news that the facility would retain its current functions came as a relief. The center will also get an investment of $22.8 million.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsOn the same day the YWCA Charleston had a Race to End Racism in the capitol city, a group of men from the white supremacist group Patriot Front marched through the streets of downtown.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIf the PSC approves the increases for both companies, they would take effect in a matter of weeks. City officials want the PSC to at least delay the increases for West Side residents until April 1.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA Charleston personal injury law firm sent a letter Thursday to Mountaineer Gas and West Virginia American Water.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe gas outage, which began last Friday, was caused by a water main rupture on Charleston’s West Side, flooding the area’s gas lines with water.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe mayor of Charleston made a big ask of state lawmakers and the governor this week.Mayor Amy Goodwin requested they convene a special session to tackle issues around addiction, homelessness and mental health.Goodwin and her staff put forward a platform to address a crisis happening in West Virginia's urban communities. Her city has mental health workers and a quick response team to alleviate the desperation of those living on the streets. But Goodwin said the state needs to help.
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