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School officials said a decrease in enrollment influenced their decision to consolidate.
NITRO, W.Va. (WSAZ) - Nick Huffman, a Scott Depot resident, said before construction was complete along I-64, driving the interstate wasn't worth the hassle.
Parents, teachers and community members spoke to the Wayne County school board on Tuesday night about the possibility of consolidating Dunlow and Genoa elementary schools.
By Luke Hamilton Published Nov. 23, 2024 at 1:30 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago
Duncan said the board recommended for him to form a committee to study and explore other options, including staffing changes and possible expense cuts.
IRONTON, Ohio (WSAZ) - Anne Vogel, Ohio's EPA director, travelled to Ironton on Monday to kick off the Southern Ohio Beautification Program. She said the program will help limit two problems in Southern Ohio.
At Tuesday night's meeting, Commissioner Skidmore and Brian Ellis decided to open applications for the vacant position. Skidmore said they wanted to keep the process open and transparent.
Traci Strickland, who works with the Kanawha Valley Collective, said they had no problem getting volunteers this year, expecting to deliver and serve nearly 2,000 meals
Five years ago, Kanawha County schools had an attendance rate of nearly 94%. District data shows the attendance rate is now slightly above 92%.
Charleston Mayor Amy Goodwin said public involvement has made the project better for everyone.
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