Princeton fire training center explores shared use options
Princeton Fire Chief Dick Powell said the department is drafting a cost structure for shared use of the new Princeton fire training center by other departments. The facility features a four story training tower, a burn building, propane simulations, and a maze-equipped tractor trailer to replicate rescue scenarios.
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Salvation Army helps flood victims in southern West Virginia
Salvation Army has served 44 750 meals and logged 4 160 volunteer hours since July 8 flood relief began in Mercer and surrounding counties. About 200 000 dollars spent, 34 000 water bottles delivered, 17 739 cleaning kits distributed. Shelter opened at Mercer County Office of Emergency Services, warehouse in Hills Building, Blue Prince Plaza. Donations accepted at local corps. clothing and furniture not requested at this time.
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Guard commander praises Mercer County recovery efforts
Aldridge cites efficient operations as the National Guard aids Mercer County flood recovery. SFC Butch Sheppard and SFC Antonio Cordova praise the team’s dedication, noting ongoing debris pickup, long hours, and continued need for assistance despite gains in organization and morale.
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Faith, hope rise from flood's wreck in McDowell area
Millitones and McPeak mentor women in the Learning Center flood relief program as they aid families from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. They assess needs, distribute clothing, and coordinate donations while FEMA involvement remains pending. The Sisters of Mercy run the center, now a relief hub after oil spills closed the main offices.
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