AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFlood Watch & Flash Flood Warnings: Slow-moving storms are keeping flood risk high from the Carolinas into southeast West Virginia, with NWS warnings citing heavy rain rates and possible 3–4 inch localized totals through Monday evening. Local Flood Response: In Beckley, crews responded to reports of submerged vehicles on Robert C. Byrd Drive after heavy rainfall made parts of the roadway nearly impassable. Heat + Storm Setup: Alongside flooding concerns, extreme heat and humidity are also in the mix across parts of the region, raising the stakes for dangerous weather days. DEP Work in Kanawha City: The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection’s headquarters renovation is progressing, including HVAC repairs and roof/window work as crews move from the building’s north side to the south. Rare Earths in Coal Country: West Virginia’s $150M rare earth processing hub in Rupert is advancing a plan to pull critical minerals from coal tailings, aiming to create about 250 jobs and strengthen domestic supply chains. Outdoor Economy: Beckley’s Piney Creek trail system is being promoted as a sustainable tourism and recreation engine, with more than 25 miles of trails built over the past decade.
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