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Festival fundraising, city funds focus at Follansbee Council

Weirton, WVLocal News

During a recent Follansbee Council meeting, the Follansbee Christmas in the Park Committee allocated funds raised from the annual festival to the Follansbee R. E. A. C. H.

Program. Bill Secrist, co-chairman of the festival, articulated the significance of these funds in supporting vital local initiatives. The gathering highlighted not only the financial contributions but also the collaborative spirit of the community in driving local programs forward. Discussions also included the strategic use of city funds to further enhance community services. This focus on funding reflects a broader commitment to address pressing local needs through community engagement.

The meeting served as a platform for residents and officials to connect and discuss the importance of volunteer-driven efforts. The successful fundraising initiatives emphasize the role of local events in fostering social responsibility and community support. Overall, this event illustrates how local governance can effectively channel community resources toward impactful programs.

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