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Kanawha Valley Hustlers

Kanawha Valley Hustlers

De: Joe Justice
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Exploring the Stories and Strategies of Creatives and Hustlers in the Kanawha Valley Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Liderazgo
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  • Mayor Kay Summers Talks Recovery, Growth, and the Future of Clendenin
    Nov 20 2025
    I talk with Mayor Kay Summers at the ribbon cutting for the Riverview Complex and hear her talk about how important this moment is for Clendenin. She tells me about the long recovery since the 2016 flood and how it took years to bring back schools, a grocery store, and basic services. I listen as she explains how the old school building became apartments, a clinic, a business incubator, and space for the library. She describes the work of 25045 and the broader effort to support economic development. I ask what visitors can do in town and she walks me through Main Street, the stage, the trails, the river, and the local shops. She tells me a new restaurant is coming and explains how easy it is to reach Clendenin from the interstate. She shares where people can find updates through the website, Facebook page, and town hall. I close the conversation by thanking her and inviting listeners to explore what Clendenin offers.
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  • Lance Wheeler Talks Community Growth
    Nov 18 2025
    In this episode of the Kanawha Valley Hustlers podcast, I talk with Lance Wheeler about his hustle, and he talks about the progress in Clendenin with new housing, business incubators and library opening after the flood. He says the County Commission supports the town and that cooperation among local, county, state and federal leaders is pushing growth across Kanawha County. He tells me people now see new opportunities in outdoor recreation, tourism and small business, from the outlaw trails to the dirt bike system in Tornado that draws riders from around the world. He explains that the county commission focuses on public safety, the courts, 911 services and economic development, and that the results are showing in places like Clendenin. He says people can attend public meetings or follow the commission online to stay informed, and he repeats that the county is moving forward because people are starting to believe in the momentum.
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  • Evan and Rebekah Harding on Building Community Through Clendenin Brewing Company
    Nov 13 2025
    I talk with Evan and Rebekah Harding and hear how they left Cincinnati, returned to West Virginia, and build a new life in Clendenin after stumbling onto the town during a fall festival. They tell me how they took over Clendenin Brewing Company, work almost every hour themselves, and build real relationships with the people who walk through the door. They talk about supporting the ribbon cutting at the new Riverview project and how the momentum in the community lifts every business. They explain how the brewery sits in a restored bank building once damaged by the flood and now filled with craft beer, wine, food, live music, trivia, knitting club, book club, and a steady flow of regulars they know by name. They say their goal is to create a true third place where people gather, connect, and feel at home whether they want a drink or just a space to sit and talk. I wrap up by sharing how to find them online and inviting listeners to stop in on Main Street to meet them.
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