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The Jefferson County Commission is moving county operations to two newly acquired buildings. Now, they have to determine the fate of 10 historic offices in downtown Charles Town.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThree water and sewer projects in West Virginia will receive significant funding from the federal government, the governor announced during a Tuesday press release.
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Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Jefferson County Planning Commission has unanimously rejected a revised concept plan for Mountain Pure Water Bottling Facility, a development proposal that has been mired in public concern since it was first presented to the commission last November.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsActivists in West Virginia's Eastern Panhandle are promoting local history. They hope it will encourage residents to support the preservation of a village they consider threatened by corporate development.
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