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LAVALETTE — Early research for the Wayne County Flood Mitigation Project, which will examine the full county, has revealed three major flooding hot spots: two along Twelvepole Creek and one along Tug Fork, according to the consulting engineering firm for the study.
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WAYNE — Looking at finances during his first day in office last Wednesday, one of the actions Wayne Mayor James Jr. Ramey III took was issuing a freeze on the town's police department.
CEREDO — Working in teams, students from multiple Wayne County schools recently built, coded, drove and played games with robots at Ceredo-Kenova Middle School's first-ever VEX IQ Robotics Summer Camp.
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WAYNE — Regular Wayne County Board of Education meetings will now start an hour earlier following a vote at the board's statutory/organizational meeting on Monday, July 6.
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HUNTINGTON -- Both new musical guests and returning favorite performers and activities are in store at this year's Wayne County Fair, which is scheduled for Thursday, July 30-Saturday, Aug. 1, at Camden Park at 5000 Waverly Road near Huntington.
FORT GAY — The Fort Gay Town Council, during a regular meeting on Tuesday, July 7, approved pay raises for three of its current employees and approved the hiring of two additional employees.
WAYNE — Wayne County has been awarded a $5,000 grant through the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection to put toward its code enforcement/litter control officer's salary.
WAYNE — Regular Wayne County Board of Education meetings will now start an hour earlier -- at 5 p.m., rather than 6 p.m. -- following a vote at the board's statutory/organizational meeting on Monday, July 6.
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CEREDO — The Ceredo Town Council, during its regular meeting on Monday, July 6, approved the second and final reading for an election-conformity ordinance that changes the town's municipal election date and grants a one-time term extension for its mayor and council members to fulfill a requirement from the state.
