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Traffic update: Roundabout opens, Jefferson Road bridge now open for 2-way traffic

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On July 15, 2025, a new roundabout opened for drivers to navigate the Jefferson Road/Kanawha Turnpike intersection, and two-way traffic is now flowing over the Jefferson Road overpass bridge in South Charleston, West Virginia. The work is part of a $47 million project to widen Jefferson Road to five lanes between Corridor G and U.S. 60 (MacCorkle Avenue) in South Charleston that also includes eliminating the CSX rail crossing by utilizing the ne…Read Article

South Charleston continues to see major roadway and building construction developments

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The South Charleston area of the Kanawha Valley continues to be a site of ongoing construction and development. South Charleston Mayor Frank Mullens said on 580 Live Monday morning that he believes the most recent developments within the ongoing Jefferson Road Project that’s reconfiguring the road between U.S. Route 119 and…South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

South Charleston residents react to continued progress on major road widening project

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. –A major road project in South Charleston continues to make progress, as DOH crews gradually begin opening up small sections to residents. The Jefferson Road Project, which began in 2019 under former Governor Jim Justice’s Road to Prosperity program, aims to reconfigure the roadway between U.S. Route 119 and U.S. 60, stretching from…South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

Job preparation, speed hiring event scheduled in South Charleston Monday and Tuesday

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Job seekers are welcome to attend employment preparation sessions and a hiring event taking place this week in South Charleston. The Kanawha County American JobSouth Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

Award-winning journalist to share stories of transgender youth, sign

Date Thursday, July 10, 2025 - 4:00pm Show PDF in viewer on page Style Standard with sidebar Tweet Text [node:title]South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

Amazon truck rolls over on Montrose Drive exit

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SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) - A truck full of Amazon packages rolled over on the tight turn of the Montrose Drive exit of I-64 West Thursday morning in South Charleston. The crash happened around 4:50 a.m. and no injuries were reported, officials say. According to the South Charleston Police Department, the driver claimed they had to swerve to avoid another driver. The exit ramp was temporarily closed, but has since reopened.Amazon · South Charleston Read Article

WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals kicks off 2025 healthy eating program

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WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals has once again partnered with FARMacy WV and Crichfield Farms to provide food-as-medicine prescriptions to patients with chronic disease.South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

Project to replace three bridges at Montrose Drive interchange awarded

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Division of Highways has awarded the project to replace three bridges at the Montrose Drive interchange. This project will replace the Montrose Drive Bridge over Interstate 64, as well as the First Avenue and Second Avenue bridges in South Charleston. Triton Construction was awarded the contract for $23,109,380.…South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

Fading memories of a wartime powerhouse: South Charleston’s ordnance plant

SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Rising behind a series of pleasant neighborhoods, one of the largest manufacturing complexes in West Virginia seems to hide in the landscape of the Kanawha Valley. Now known as the South Charleston Industrial Park, a collection of six massive buildings established as the Charleston Ordnance Center, a naval ordnance plant, played […]South Charleston, West Virginia · South Charleston Read Article

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Dunbar Toll Bridge to be renamed in honor of long-time WVSU ROTC leader, coach

Rhodes named COO at WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals

Traffic update: Roundabout opens, Jefferson Road bridge now open for 2-way traffic

South Charleston continues to see major roadway and building construction developments

South Charleston residents react to continued progress on major road widening project

Job preparation, speed hiring event scheduled in South Charleston Monday and Tuesday

Award-winning journalist to share stories of transgender youth, sign

Amazon truck rolls over on Montrose Drive exit

WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals kicks off 2025 healthy eating program

Project to replace three bridges at Montrose Drive interchange awarded

Fading memories of a wartime powerhouse: South Charleston’s ordnance plant

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South Charleston continues to see major roadway and building construction developments

South Charleston residents react to continued progress on major road widening project

Job preparation, speed hiring event scheduled in South Charleston Monday and Tuesday

Award-winning journalist to share stories of transgender youth, sign

Amazon truck rolls over on Montrose Drive exit

WVU Medicine Thomas Hospitals kicks off 2025 healthy eating program

Project to replace three bridges at Montrose Drive interchange awarded

Fading memories of a wartime powerhouse: South Charleston’s ordnance plant