When the Cherry River rose and floodwaters poured off the hillsides on June 24, submerging much of the downtown and streaming through homes, the little West Virginia mountain town of Richwood was between mayors. Afterwards, state and county emergency services were nowhere to be found. The town of barely 2,000 people, lying in the path of a […]
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