KINGWOOD — Making Kingwood parks a priority was among the discussions at this week’s city council meeting. Mayor Jean Guillot said some of the town’s parks are in need of improvement and council should look at sprucing up Brown’s Park and replacing the castle. “We’re making ...
KINGWOOD — Kingwood City Council members took no action on a request for funds for a 40-by-100-foot pavilion being constructed by Preston Parks and Recreation Commission (PCPaRC). The estimated cost of the pavilion and restrooms is $400,000. Councilwoman Karen Kurilko said $50,000 could ...
Not enough proof harm reduction works This letter is in response to the editorial published March 5. The editor took great liberty in drawing conclusions about my character and opining the virtues of harm reduction programs. However, the only factual basis for the narrative was a singular ...
KINGWOOD — Chickens and the harm reduction letter of support were topics of discussion at the Tuesday evening meeting of the Kingwood Town Council. Beginning in January, the State of West Virginia implemented licenses for harm reduction programs to legally provide syringes. A requirement ...
Last week, Kingwood City Council declined to give Health Right a letter of support to operate a harm reduction and needle exchange program within the town’s limits. At that meeting, Councilman Josh Fields asked, “How does this program make Kingwood a better place to raise a ...
KINGWOOD — A possible update to Kingwood Ordinance 90.7 was met with mixed concerns at the Tuesday evening meeting of Kingwood City Council. Some residents want to change the ordinance so they can keep chickens within the city limits. Councilwoman Tina Turner said she received several ...