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By GREG JORDAN

WEST VIRGINIA (WOAY) - Communities around the state are receiving more funding under the Reclamation of Abandoned and Dilapidated Properties Program. The money goes to local governments who are helping the owners of these dilapidated properties demolish the buildings on them, making them suitable for use once again. This program is about more than just

PIEDMONT, W.Va. (WV News) - The City of Piedmont has been approved for over $150,000 in state funds to be used for the removal of blighted properties within the city.

CHARLESTON, WV (WVNS) — Governor Jim Justice and the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection recently announced funding for neglected properties across the Mountain State. The funding will be apart of the second phase of the State’s Reclamation of Abandoned and Dilapidated Properties Program. The $15,662,250 million in grant funding will be given to 69 […]

ELKINS — The City of Elkins is moving forward with the demolition of two commercial structures. As part of a grant-funded project to remove dilapidated p

PARKERSBURG — A pilot program intended to remediate slum and blighted properties in West Virginia gets a thumbs up from the City of Parkersburg. City offic

PARKERSBURG — A pilot program intended to remediate slum and blighted properties in West Virginia gets a thumbs up from the City of Parkersburg. City offic

CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WV News) — Clarksburg City Manager Tiffany Fell will conduct this week’s meeting of City Council in the absence of Mayor Jim Malfregeot, who will be joined by

ELKINS — The City of Elkins will close a small section of Railroad Avenue Monday in order to begin the process of demolishing a dilapidated property at 17 Dav

ELKINS — The City of Elkins began work on demolishing four dilapidated structures this week as part of a grant-funded project to remove up to nine condemned