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Proposal for Beckley city manager government released - Vimarsana News

Proposal for Beckley city manager government released

After a decade of talk, Beckley officials are finally prepared to take the final step toward altering the city of Beckley’s form of government.

Manchin's announcement sparks reactions - Vimarsana News

Manchin's announcement sparks reactions

Not that anyone was surprised, but when Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., made his long-anticipated announcement on Thursday afternoon that he would not seek reelection, newspapers around the state quickly pieced

Transit authority seeking additional local funds in light of inflation, loss of state aid - Vimarsana News

Transit authority seeking additional local funds in light of inflation, loss of state aid

The New River Transit Authority is seeking aid from the local governments it serves in Raleigh and Fayette counties to cover increased operating costs as well as a loss of

Couple brings piece of history home to Beckley - Vimarsana News

Couple brings piece of history home to Beckley

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) — There’s an adage, “The best journey takes you home.”On Friday, October 13, 2023, a piece of Beckley history returned to town, after almost 200 years. Robert and Donna Kearfott, of Florida, came into Beckley on Friday morning, driving to town with a mission. They were bringing “home” a transit, compass and […]

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Employee pay raises should be built into budget – annually. - Vimarsana News

Employee pay raises should be built into budget – annually.

Thumbs up to both Mayor Rob Rappold and the Beckley Common Council for approving a $2-an-hour pay raise for some 40 Beckley Board of Public Works employees earlier this week