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Kingwood Council discusses condemned buildings

KINGWOOD — One building in particular of the four buildings set to be condemned by the Kingwood Condemnation Committee at its last meeting was the subject of discussion at Tuesday night’s Kingwood Council meeting. Mayor Jean Guillot said the Herring Building, at 101 S. Price St. -- ...

Kingwood Council OKs city COVID policy

KINGWOOD — Kingwood City Council members voted to approve a COVID-19 policy at its Tuesday evening meeting. The policy will be uniform for all city departments, including the library, the pool and the city police. During a discussion prior to the vote, City Clerk Michelle Whetsell said ...

Charlie Haney retires as police chief

KINGWOOD — Kingwood Mayor Jean Guillot said Police Chief Charlie Haney deserves a lot of credit for his accomplishments. Haney retired as chief Friday. Doug Montague will take over as interim chief May 1 for 30 days. “Charlie has done a lot,” Guillot said. “There was no police ...

City ready to help in cleaning up Kingwood

KINGWOOD – Council is working to make the city better with a free city-sponsored cleanup, to include removing dilapidated buildings, recycling, and e-cycling. “Kingwood has been recognized statewide for having one of the best and cleanest recycling centers in West Virginia,” Mayor ...

Kingwood Council considers allowing ATVs on streets

KINGWOOD – The City of Kingwood is considering an ordinance that would allow ATVs on Kingwood city streets, in accordance with West Virginia State code. Councilman Mike Lipscomb said he didn't have a problem with ATVs on state roads, but didn’t support having ATVs on city ...

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