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Effective March 1, residential water customers will see their average bill increase by approximately $6 per month or $7 for residential wastewater customers.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsIn a decision Tuesday, the PSC denied the recovery of $232 million of the $553 million the company sought from electricity customers to account for higher fuel and purchased power costs from 2021 to last year.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe paper is closing because Debbie Salango is retiring. “I had one guy say he wants me to reconsider. And I said ‘You mean to reconsider getting old? I really don't have any control,” Salango laughed.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsA provision in House Bill 2526, the personal income tax reduction law passed earlier this year, allows taxpayers to receive a credit on their income taxes for paying their county level personal property taxes. But that is causing confusion for many.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsMountaineer Gas customers will see their bills go up 15 percent, and Hope Gas customers will see theirs go up 28 percent.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsRepublican West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice is running for reelection amid a flurry of announcements this month about fixing roads and bringing jobs to the state. Democratic nominee Ben Salango says they are empty election-year promises. Justice is banking on television ads and his alliance with President Donald Trump to secure a second and last term in office. Salango admits that the challenge of campaigning and gaining name recognition during a pandemic is formidable. Justice is a billionaire with businesses in coal and other sectors. He has been dogged by lawsuits levied against his personal companies over his first term.
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