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Putnam Commission reviews budget, water project update | Kanawha Valley - Vimarsana News

Putnam Commission reviews budget, water project update | Kanawha Valley

The Putnam County Commission heard budget requests for Fiscal Year 25 during its meeting March 12, 2024. Riffee Ridge residents also voiced their concerns of not being included in a water line extension project while the commission heard an update on the project from Terradon Corporation's project manager Jim Nagy.

County officials present budgets, community members demand water access during Putnam commission meeting - Vimarsana News

County officials present budgets, community members demand water access during Putnam commission meeting

WINFIELD, W.Va. — Outside agencies and elected officials presented their operational budgets for fiscal year 2025 during Tuesday’s Putnam County Commission meeting.

New Putnam shelter director says goals include becoming a no-kill facility - Vimarsana News

New Putnam shelter director says goals include becoming a no-kill facility

WINFIELD — Jon Rutherford was announced as the new chief humane officer and director of the Putnam County Animal Shelter during Tuesday’s Putnam County Commission meeting.

Putnam County Commission names new prosecutor - Vimarsana News

Putnam County Commission names new prosecutor

Raynes will take over for longtime prosecutor Mark Sorsaia. In July, Sorsaia was tapped to lead the West Virginia Department of Homeland Security as the new cabinet secretary following the retirement of current cabinet secretary Jeff Sandy.

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Nine apply for Supreme Court seat left vacant by Jenkins - Vimarsana News

Nine apply for Supreme Court seat left vacant by Jenkins

CHARLESTON – Nine people have applied for the vacancy on the state Supreme Court left by last month’s resignation of former Justice Evan Jenkins.