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Maui County To Open A Special Permitting Office To Help Lahaina Rebuild - Vimarsana News

Maui County To Open A Special Permitting Office To Help Lahaina Rebuild

Mayor Richard Bissen asked state lawmakers to pick up $75 million of the cost of the required matching funds for federal Public Assistance aid.

Local development projects detailed to state lawmakers | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Local development projects detailed to state lawmakers | News, Sports, Jobs

WHEELING — Weirton “is economically on fire,” with development and dust also happening in nearby Brooke and Ohio counties, local officials told the West

West Virginia Lawmakers Briefed on Economic Development Projects During Interim Meetings in Wheeling | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

West Virginia Lawmakers Briefed on Economic Development Projects During Interim Meetings in Wheeling | News, Sports, Jobs

WHEELING — Weirton “is economically on fire,” with development also happening in nearby Brooke and Ohio County, local officials told West Virginia lawmakers Monday. Weirton City Manager Michael Adams, Brooke County Commissioner A.J. Thomas, and Josh Jefferson, president and CEO of the Regional Economic Development (RED) organization spoke before the West Virginia Legislature’s Joint Standing […]

Tax revenues expected to be down | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Tax revenues expected to be down | News, Sports, Jobs

CHARLESTON — While West Virginia tax and revenue officials believe the state will still end the new fiscal year with a surplus, don’t expect excess tax coll

West Virginia tax revenues expected to be down compared to previous years - Vimarsana News

West Virginia tax revenues expected to be down compared to previous years

CHARLESTON — While West Virginia tax and revenue officials believe the state will still end the new fiscal year with a surplus, don’t expect excess tax collections to grow to