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A group of new firefighters from the Charleston Fire Department have been using the former CASCI building for training prior to its demolition next week. The training gave the firefighters an opportunity to use tools and equipment for what they are designed to do while in a safe and controlled environment, Hodges explained. Demolition of the CASCI building at 200 Kanawha Blvd. East in downtown Charleston is scheduled for early next week, according to Rodney Loftis, owner of Charleston-based Rodney Loftis & Son Contracting. After the demolition, Remington Development Corp., a Canadian compa...

A new Chesapeake Volunteer Fire Department building in Winifrede may be a ways off. But the old one should be demolished soon.

PARKERSBURG — Ten state parks in West Virginia including North Bend at Cairo and Tu-Endie-Wei at Pt. Pleasant will participate in the first Tread Lightly! Day

A longtime nuisance to St. Albans finally met its doom Tuesday. Exhausted by years of abuse and neglect, it offered little resistance.

Veteran demolition man Rodney Loftis says a $1 million project to tear down the former Sears building in the Charleston Town Center mall will be “a pretty big job, the kind that doesn’t come around in Charleston all that often.” Calls to KM Hotels developer Mayur Patel went unreturned. Loftis said the plan to tear down the Sears building for a hotel is back on after a two-year delay. Asked if the project developer was still Patel, Loftis said “Yes, that’s the man I’m working for.” Under officers, Patel is listed as a member and organizer of QUARRIER ST LLC o...