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Commission reports on Brooke County trail

Toronto, OHLocal News

The Brooke County Commission recently provided an encouraging update on the Brooke County Pioneer Trail, announcing the successful completion of slip repairs that enhance the trail's safety. This trail serves as a key recreational route, connecting the south end of Wellsburg to the Wheeling Heritage Trail at the north end of Ohio County. Commission President A. J. Thomas emphasized that the repairs are crucial for the enjoyment of walkers and cyclists alike.

Local officials have been working diligently to address maintenance concerns, ensuring that the trail remains a safe and accessible space for outdoor activities. With these improvements, the commission aims to promote a healthier lifestyle and encourage community engagement with nature. The trail's upkeep is an integral part of the county's recreational offerings, drawing both residents and visitors to enjoy its scenic views. The commission's proactive approach demonstrates a commitment to enhancing public infrastructure for the benefit of the community. As the trail becomes increasingly popular, such efforts will contribute to the overall quality of life in Brooke County.

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