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Mercer County recovery efforts after flooding

Summary by WVNS

PRINCETON, WV (WVNS) - Wet roads and black ice were still evident on February 20th, 2025. Even more so after the devastating flooding that ripped through the state of West Virginia. Community efforts, donations and assistance have been constant in Mercer County. Mercer County Emergency Management Director, Keith Gunnoe, said the calls for assistance have been trickling down the lines as the week goes on. "As time goes on, obviously as needs rise…

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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Mercer County's flood relief efforts continue

PRINCETON – Mercer County's residents are being urged to complete damage assessment surveys while local and state agencies as well as volunteers work to move on after last weekend's flood devastated large parts of southern West Virginia.

3 hours ago

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Beckley Register-Herald

Dumpsters for flood debris being stationed in Mercer County

princeton – Three dumpsters are being stationed in Mercer County to help residents with their ongoing flood cleanup efforts.

16 hours ago

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WVNS

Mercer County recovery efforts after flooding

2 days ago

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Cumberland County News

County Flooding Damage Swamps, Roads, and Bridges

Damage to bridge on Homer Grider needs new surface before returning to service By Greg Wells CCN–Editor The heavy rains beginning Friday left roads underwater especially in Adair County as of Saturday morning, but by Saturday afternoon four roads were affected in Cumberland County. At the same time seven roads in Casey County and one road in Clinton County was closed due to flooding. The roads impacted in Cumberland County were KY-704, KY-91…

2 days ago·Burkesville, United States

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The Harrodsburg Herald

Flooding Causes Damage In Mercer And Across The State

Photo: Mercer County Fiscal Court Facebook pageThe Burgin Fire Department, the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office and Mercer County Emergency Management helped citizens in need during the recent flooding. Robert Moore Herald Staff rmoore@harrodsburgherald.com There have been 14 confirmed deaths across Kentucky and local residents had to be helped out of their homes during the first round of severe weather that hit the nation in the past week. On Fri…

2 days ago

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