GOODNIGHT HILL SLIP THREATENS TO CUT ACCESS

(03/20/2019)

2018 was the wettest year on record, causing many road slips in Calhoun, including one on Goodnight Hill near Leading Creek. A delegation of citizens appeared Monday at the Calhoun Commission meeting, asking for help to fix the problem. The slip started in October, 2018 with traffic down to a single lane. Residents are concerned if the slip worsens access for a number of families in the area is at risk. Those families could be blocked from any access when water gets over a low water bridge on Leading Creek, which is a frequent occurrence. The commission passed a resolution to be given to the WVDOT regarding the matter.

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