Morrisey extends State of Emergency in 12 counties
CHARLESTON - Governor Patrick Morrisey on Friday morning announced the State of Emergency will be extended in 12 counties — including Upshur, Barbour, Randolph and Tucker — following the severe storms and flooding that struck West Virginia beginning July 21. “West Virginians have made tremendous progress cleaning up and recovering from these storms, but there is still a lot of work ahead in some of our hardest-hit communities,” Morrisey said in a Friday press release. “This extension ensures our state and local partners have the flexibility and resources they need to rebuild ...