Brownfields Assistance Center Accepting Applications for Technical Assistance Grants to Eradicate BAD Buildings

Communities throughout the Mountain State trying to eradicate abandoned, vacant and dilapidated buildings may apply for technical assistance awards through the Northern West Virginia Brownfields Assistance Center at West ...

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Historic Jefferson County Village Making Improvements

The village of Middleway, W.Va., appears to be a moment frozen in time.  The historic district of the village is home to buildings that date back to the late ...

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WV Redevelopment Collaborative Featured in Community Progress Blog

Kathy Wittner didn’t realize exactly what she was getting into when she agreed to be part of a small-town revitalization team organized by the West Virginia Redevelopment Collaborative, a subsidiary ...

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Point Pleasant to Receive Assistance for Eyesore Properties

POINT PLEASANT — The city of Point Pleasant is about to receive some assistance in developing a plan to deal with distressed and abandoned properties. The city is one ...

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BAD Buildings Program Provides Momentum for Eight W.Va. Communities

The Northern West Virginia Brownfields Assistance Center at West Virginia University has awarded eight West Virginia communities with technical assistance grants. The grants, valued at $10,000 each, are made ...

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BAD Buildings Request for Proposals Released

The Northern WV Brownfields Assistance Center (NBAC) has released a Request For Proposals for the BAD Buildings Program for WV communities who can demonstrate their need for technical assistance and support for creating a ...

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Parkersburg issues marble park survey

PARKERSBURG – City officials are seeking public input on the future of Agate Marble Park. The city is studying the 8-acre Vitro-Agate Marble Factory site off East Street near ...

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Site Success May Spur Aid

Local leaders have parlayed redevelopment of the Taylor, Smith and Taylor pottery property into an opportunity to do something similar at another northern Hancock County site, this time with ...

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