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Why does Hopeful City want to discuss Unified Government?
Want to learn more about Uni-Gov? |
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Holy Ground Leaders Resolve Destroyed Sidewalk
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12th St. sidewalk was allowed to deteriorate after 1999 car accident.
Check out Holy Ground in action...
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Hopeful City
Announces new initiative: |
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Mosaic
A diverse statewide network of individuals, congregations and organizations |
MOSAIC: A West Virginia multi-issue statewide citizens' organization dedicated to equipping people with the tools to impact the issues that affect their lives...
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Cecelia Pugh Receives First Butch Yahn Award
Butch Yahn (1932-2006) was a dedicated Hopeful City leader who believed the faith community should actively rebuild our community and it is fitting that Cecelia Pugh receive the first Butch Yahn Award. Sr. Pugh: |
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Was original member of Hopeful City's Housing and Neighborhood Deterioration Task Force;
Oversaw process to engage over 300 people who live, work and worship in East Wheeling in developing the East Wheeling Revitalization Plan;
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Designed 2003 Holy Ground action, 2005 March for Your Grandmother and 2005 action in which East Wheeling residents stopped a project they felt violated the East Wheeling Plan;
She is still:
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Meeting with local, state and national officials US Rep. Alan Mollohan to discuss strategies to revitalize East Wheeling;
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Working with Wheeling Housing Authority and others to develop infill replacement housing in East Wheeling and
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Developing a collaborative plan with city officials and Hopeful City members to replace the 12th St. sidewalk. |
