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RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (WV News) — During the Tuesday evening Ravenswood City Council meeting, Clay Riley and Zac Thompson with Thrasher Group were on hand to present bids received on three

City leaders say the facility, which is expected to bring 10 jobs to Salem's workforce, is a sign of added momentum to the city's growth.

The street that's being built in the center of the development will be maintained by a Home Owner's Association, but city services such as garbage and recycling will be available to residents.

According to City Attorney Justin Johnson’s memo to the council, the TIF will be used to fund infrastructure work needed for the small-scale housing development to materialize.

Each of the projects that are being led by local contractors will provide a variety of new homes in the Mitchell area, ranging from twin homes, single-family houses and villas.

Building permits for the Little Rock metro area; projects valued at $75,000 or more.

A large crowd gathered in the council chambers at Ripley City Council on March 30 for the bid opening on the long-awaited wastewater treatment plant.

Staff Writer Crews with Pro Contracting install new sections of 20 inch waterline at the corner of 16th and Main Streets in downtown Wheeling this week. (Photo by Scott McCloskey) WHEELING — The nearly year-long waterline replacement project that began in downtown Wheeling earlier this week got off to a smooth start, according to Public Works Director Russell “Rusty” Jebbia. Crews with Pro Contracting Incorporated installed the first new pieces of waterline at the corner of 16th and Main...

Staff Writer WHEELING — Beginning Monday, motorists are advised to use caution and be aware of daily lane closures and changes in downtown Wheeling near 16th and Main streets as the city’s nearly year-long waterline replacement project is expected to begin. Pro Contracting Incorporated will begin the waterline replacement project in the downtown Wheeling area for the City of Wheeling Water Department beginning Monday, according to both West Virginia Division of Highways and city officials....

Staff Writer T-L File Photo Belmont County’s planned water service upgrades for this year will be welcomed by the city of St. Clairsville, which plans on taking advantage of the projected increased capacity to purchase water from the county. ST. CLAIRSVILLE — The county took another step Wednesday toward long-awaited, large-scale upgrades to water and sewer infrastructure, with work expected to begin early this year. The commissioners awarded bids and entered into contracts for Belmont Cou...