AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFood Safety: A frozen berry recall tied to an E. coli outbreak has expanded again, now including additional Walmart Great Value organic berry lots and Trader Joe’s frozen Mix Berry Blend sold in dozens of states, including West Virginia—officials urge people to check freezers and return or throw out affected bags. Public Health: WVU Medicine’s “Bonnie’s Bus” mobile mammography program is scheduled to stop in Wetzel, Pocahontas, Harrison and Marion counties in late October, offering 3D screenings and help enrolling eligible uninsured/underinsured women. Road Safety: West Virginia State Police report an arrest after a fatal Taylor County crash—troopers identified the victim as Rebakah Wilson and say the driver, Gregory Scott Burrows, fled the scene before being found and charged. Transportation: WVDOT announced the first major construction phase of the I-64 Fort Hill Bridge rehabilitation, with crossovers starting Oct. 6 and lane closures planned for January 2027. Community & Safety: The state Fire Marshal’s Office set Fire Prevention Week’s theme for Oct. 4–10: “Charge into Fire Safety: Safe Charging Is a Superpower.” Sports: WVU men’s basketball will kick off the 2026-27 season with a free “Ballin’ at Woodburn” event Oct. 15 ahead of Homecoming.
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