James Daft, who lives on Burke Road in Masontown, said, “After a heavy rain, my yard looks like a pool.” Daft said the West Virginia Department of Natural Resources told him the culverts aren’t large enough to handle the overflow of water from a nearby creek. (Submitted photo)

Burke Road plan is to keep gravel

July 18, 2021 by Jeniffer Graham, The Dominion Post Views: 21

MASONTOWN — Residents of Burke Road will have no relief until this fall, said Jennifer J. Dooley, West Virginia Department of Transportation public relations director. Dooley said she s

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