Paving in Hinton to Resume November 3

According to an announcement from the city of Hinton, paving in town is set to resume on Wednesday, Nov. 3. At this time, Fayette Street, 14th Avenue, 16th Avenue and 17th Avenue will be paved. Plan travel routes accordingly.

Latest News

Concord University’s WVFACT office hosts Train-the-Trainer for foster agencies

Public Comments taken on proposed rules to implement HB 2014

Governor Morrisey Announces Major Declines in Crime, Overdose Deaths Across West Virginia

Treasurer Pack Releases Statement Regarding Hope Scholarship Expansion Lawsuit

Vandalia Health thanks Governor for Leadership in Funding for Rural Health Transformation Health to Prosperity

Governor Morrisey Announces First Rural Health Transformation Program Awards

Nature Wonder Weekend returns to North Bend Sept. 11-13

Congressman Riley M. Moore Applauds House Passage of Protecting Domestic Mining Act to Strengthen American Mineral Independence

Paving in Hinton to Resume November 3

REBECCA STALNAKER

Related Posts

Treasurer Pack Returns More Than $12,000 in Unclaimed Property Funds to Summers County Schools

The 23rd FESTIVAL OF THE RIVERS will be a Free Family Fun Day at Summers Landing, Bateau Beach in Hinton, WV on August 22nd.

Family trailblazer Amy Lowry Parker clung firmly — and proudly — to her Summers County roots

2026 WV State Water Festival Promises Plenty to Enjoy

Summers County Coping With Teacher Shortage

Information