CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The buzz is building after Charleston Mayor Amy Shuler Goodwin’s announcement that the city is in talks to acquire the Charleston Town Center Mall property from its current owners.
The mayor delivered that news during her state of the city address on Monday and said that after months of conversations with the Hull Group, which purchased the mall in 2021, the city is ready to move forward with a redevelopment project.
“We have come to a point in our discussions that we have to
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Today on MetroNews This Morning:
–Governor Patrick Morrisey talks about plans for more tax cuts for the upcoming Legislative Session
–The city of Charleston is in talks to take over the Town Center Mall for redevelopment
–Venezuela native Patricia Rucker is pleased with the U.S. arrest of Nicolas Maduro.
–In Sports: WVU welcomes Cincinnati to the Hope Coliseum
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by WV MetroNews Today is the birth anniversary of one of the most intriguing figures in West Virginia history, who played a key role in American history.
You may not know his name, but someone I’m sure you do know, considered him his best friend.
Ward Hill Lamon was born in Summit Point in the Eastern Panhandle, on Jan. 6, 1828. He grew up in Mill Creek, better known these days as Bunker Hill. In fact, the log cabin where HIll grew up is still standing.
Lamon may have been technically born in
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SOUTH WESTON, W.Va. — Lewis County scored seven of their final nine points from the foul line over the last four minutes in a 39-32 win over Hedgesville. The Minutemen (4-3) emerged victorious in a game whether neither team led by more than five points in the first three-and-a-half quarters.
“We finally settled down and started running some offense,” said Lewis County head coach Nathan West. “They are dogs on defense on Hedgesville and they always have been. They like those kind of games that
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