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West Virginians will be out and about in every corner of the state today in an effort to educate their neighbors and hand out overdose-reversing tools with one goal in mind: Save a Life.

OAK HILL — Two Hometown Heroes who have toiled to make a difference in their communities were among those recognized this week by West Virginia Can’t Wait.

PEACH CREEK — John Kangas, the program manager for Logan County’s Quick Response Team (QRT), was named a Hometown Hero by the West Virginia Can’t Wait organization during an assembly