AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 minutes agoConservation: West Virginia Land Trust finalized five conservation easements protecting 38,000 acres of forestland across Monroe, Summers and Fayette counties, with additional acreage in Nicholas and Greenbrier—aimed at keeping land forested, safeguarding 81 miles of streams and rivers, and supporting sustainable timber and recreation. Public Safety & Courts: A Monongalia County woman, Margaret Rog, was charged with abuse or neglect of an incapacitated adult after investigators say she left her frail husband on a toilet for 19 hours, contributing to his death. Local Government & Utilities: The Public Service Commission approved West Virginia American Water’s $13 million purchase of three Fayette County public service districts, with rates adjusted over three years and a required plan to address a long-running sewage leak issue at Cannelton Hollow. State Policy: Lawmakers heard updates on early fiscal year tax collections, with the state reporting $838.3 million collected so far and surplus collections running above estimates. Culture & Community: The Mtn Craft Film Festival returns to Clarksburg’s RGPAC with free admission, featuring 39 Appalachian-focused short films and workshops. Sports: WVU coach Rich Rodriguez said injured receiver Prince Strachan could play in the matchup vs. No. 25 Virginia in Charlotte, depending on how he handles limited-contact practice.
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