Upstream Work and Warning Systems Could Help Reduce High Water Problems in Grant and Hardy
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Sam YokumRick GillespieCommunity BuildingUnited States Army Corps Of EngineersNational Weather ServiceFranklin Elementary SchoolFamily Services CenterSeneca Rocks, West Virginia, United StatesNorth Fork, West Virginia, United StatesPendleton County, West Virginia, United StatesSouth Branch, West Virginia, United StatesPetersburg, Sankt-Peterburg, RussiaUnited StatesWest Virginia, United StatesSmoke Hole, West Virginia, United StatesFranklin Elementary School, West Virginia, United StatesGrant County, West Virginia, United States
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Tue, 1 September 2026
1 report- moorefieldexaminer.com22:01first to report
Few communities have spent more time as attuned to rising rivers, heavy rains, and threats of flooding as those along the South Branch watershed. Efforts and work made and completed in Pendleton County could provide benefits to those living downstream. This has come to the fore in recent years as Pendleton County officials have continually [...]