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Bridge, haunted attraction discussed in Brooke County

Toronto, OHLocal News

In a recent session, the Brooke County Commission focused on the ongoing efforts to replace the Market Street Bridge, a critical project for local transportation. The meeting also delved into the exciting possibility of establishing a haunted attraction along with a family-oriented entertainment center, which could enhance tourism in the area. Mike Paprocki, executive director of the Brooke-Hancock-Jefferson Metropolitan Planning Commission, reported on these initiatives, indicating strong community interest. State Senator Ryan Weld, representing Wellsburg, and Commission President A. J.

emphasized the positive impact such projects could have on local economic development. The discussion reflects a growing recognition of the need for both infrastructure improvements and recreational opportunities in the county. With these developments, residents can anticipate greater engagement and entertainment options within their community. The commission's proactive stance highlights its commitment to addressing the needs of the local population. These efforts aim not only to enhance the physical landscape but also to foster a vibrant community spirit.

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