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A former grocery store on Charleston’s West Side is on track to becoming a place that provides for both the physical and mental health of the community. Alecia Allen and Dural Miller, co-directors of nonprofit Keep Your Faith, hope to open the store early this year. Eventually, they want to put a therapy clinic on the second floor of the building.
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West Side residents can use the Kanawha Regional Transport Authority trolley, which will shuttle them from the future Miss Ruby’s site at 739 Central Ave. to Capitol Market, 800 Smith St. Upon pickup, customers will swipe their EBT card on-site at Capitol Market, and thanks to the SNAP Stretch program by the West Virginia Food and Farm Coalition (WVFFC), the $30 will be matched to cover the entire cost of the holiday meal.
One of Donald Trump’s co-defendants in the Georgia election interference case just dodged a motion filed by Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis that would have […]