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Commission reports on Brooke County trail

Weirton, WVLocal News

On September 25, 2024, the Brooke County Commission provided an encouraging update on the condition of the Brooke County Pioneer Trail, a popular destination for biking and walking enthusiasts. Commission President A. J. Thomas announced that crews have completed necessary slip repairs, significantly improving the trail's safety and accessibility. The trail extends from the southern end of Wellsburg to the Wheeling Heritage Trail, linking communities and promoting outdoor recreation.

These repairs are part of the Commission's ongoing commitment to maintaining local infrastructure, ensuring that residents can enjoy safe recreational spaces. Thomas emphasized the importance of such projects in fostering community health and well-being. The successful completion of the repairs is expected to attract more visitors to the trail, benefiting local businesses and promoting an active lifestyle. This initiative showcases the Commission's proactive approach to community development and environmental stewardship. Residents can now look forward to a more enjoyable experience while utilizing the trail.

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