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Volunteers trying to help a Wyoming County community recover from the February 2025 floods have found distrust hampering their efforts. According to one pastor, the town of Oceana did not qualify for a disaster declaration because too few people – wary of volunteers and the application process – did not declare the damage to their homes.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsGrant funding totaling $25 million is going towards the Coalfields Expressway in the southern part of the state.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Mullens Fire Department building is at risk of washing away, according to Fire Chief Justin England. He said the building itself is solid but the foundation is eroding from underneath. The building is located along the Guyandotte River in Wyoming County.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsConsol Energy first announced in 2019 plans to open a mine just outside of Mullens by 2021. The project was delayed because of the pandemic but is now moving forward. The coal mine, along with a prep plant, is expected to be fully open by 2022, employing up to 150 people.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsThe Mullens Dogwood Festival is returning to its roots and tradition after a year away.The small, Southern West Virginia town will host its 41st annual dogwood tree-planting ceremony this weekend, and organizers expect the in-person event will bring renewed hope and life to the town after the pandemic kept the event from happening last year.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsCommunities across the world are getting creative to celebrate the holidays while addressing COVID concerns. In Wyoming County, West Virginia, an annual parade of lights was cancelled. Instead, Mullens Area Chamber of Commerce members encouraged residents and businesses to participate in the holiday decorations contest.
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