Wednesday Dec 16 | Charleston Daily Mail
From eye doctors to astronauts to dirt bike racers, these kids have their focus on the future.
Water project would make a huge difference in southern coalfields
This year, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has nearly $6 billion to award in loans and grants for water and wastewater projects across the nation.
Land Developed to Serve Flood Victims
Families recovering from the May floods will soon have temporary housing available in Wyoming County.
Energy Express Continues in Wyoming County
The students involved are in kindergarten through sixth grade. They read daily, but they also participate in other activities like games, sports and arts and crafts.
FEMA and SBA Flood Recovery Centers to Close July 3 for Holiday
The FEMA Disaster Recovery Center and the SBA Business Recovery Center are located in Gilbert at the Larry Joe Harless Community Center.
FEMA Hosts Temporary Housing Meeting
FEMA officials are holding another meeting about temporary housingfor flood victims.
State and federal officials plan to close three disaster aid centers in southern West Virginia that were established to help victims of last month's catastrophic flooding.
The West Virginia National Guard is moving out of the southern coalfields following a month-long deployment.
Temporary housing priority for flood victims
BY JOHN CONLEY Associate Editor Temporary housing for flood victims is the biggest issue remaining in dealing with the aftermath of May's disaster, according to Wyoming County Emergency Services Director Dean Meadows.
A month after intense rainfall drove streams from their banks and devastated communities along the Tug Fork River in southern West Virginia, the cleanup goes on.
DOH Tries To Strike Balance In Flood Road Repair
The state Division of Highways says unlike snow removal, the repairs in southern West Virginia are being handled in a delicate prioritized balance.
FEMA says W.Va. disaster help tops $5.7 million
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has approved more than $5.7 million in disaster aid for West Virginians affected by severe storms, flooding and landslides this month.