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A Better Direction for Corridor H

Tag Archives: Corridor H
  • A Better Direction for Corridor H

    Posted by danrad on September 3, 2019

    By Hugh Rogers             Word came in early August that the West Virginia Division of Highways (DOH) was “re-starting” the disputed Parsons-to-Davis section of Corridor…


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  • Corridor H: Cease and Desist!

    Posted by danrad on November 5, 2018

    By Hugh Rogers The state Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has issued a cease-and-desist order to Kokosing Company, which is building a 7.5-mile section of Corridor H in Tucker County….


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  • Corridor H: Must a Bad Project Be Badly Done?

    Posted by danrad on February 6, 2018

    By Hugh Rogers One day last September, I drove over to the Cherry Fork end of South Haddix Trail in northern Randolph County. Our friend Barbara Weaner, who lives at…


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  • Putting the Brakes on Corridor H: A Brief History

    Posted by danrad on September 5, 2017

    By Hugh Rogers In early July, I got a call from a free-lance writer in Michigan. She was doing a piece on Corridor H for a magazine called Construction. Part…


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