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Tug River tire cleanup removes 363 tires
CITIZEN STAFF REPORT NOLAN, W.Va. — Crews and volunteers removed 363 waste tires from the Tug Fork River during a recent cleanup targeting a shoal between Borderland and Nolan, bringing the eight-year removal total to 19,634 tires. A crew from the Stream Sweepers Clinch River Project launched canoes and jon boats from the Borderland river…
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Coalfield Development expands workforce training to Kermit and Inez
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. — A West Virginia nonprofit is ramping up efforts to equip Appalachian residents with the skills needed for jobs in both traditional and emerging industries. Coalfield Development, based in Wayne County, has announced two upcoming workforce training sessions in Kermit and Inez. These sessions will provide entry-level skills and certifications to those seeking…
