City Of Lewisburg Home Rule Application Doesn't Make The Cut

By Ashley Adkins

Lewisburg will not be among the 20 West Virginia cities participating in the second phase of the state’s Home Rule pilot program, according to an announcement made Monday by the West Virginia Municipal Home Rule Board.

Read more in the Tuesday, October 7, edition of the West Virginia Daily News.

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