WMRA Sept. 9, 2026. Story by Randi B. Hagi: Conservationists fight Corridor H highway in federal court

August 31, 2026 - Clarksburg WBOY News: Citizen groups file injunction to stop Corridor H development in Wardensville by Joey Rather

CONTACT: Bonni McKeown, Stewards of the Potomac Highlands. 773-209-4712 barrelhbonni@yahoo.com ; Andrew W. Young, Virginia Wilderness Committee, (434) 202-4397 AndrewWYoung1993@gmail.com Citizens groups in West Virginia and Virginia have now filed an injunction to stop any Corridor H construction on the 6.8 mile section from Wardensville, WV to the Virginia line. Stewards of the Potomac Highlands and Virginia Wilderness Committee had challenged WV Division of Highways and Fed

Dear friend and ally, Our fight to stop the “Highway to Nowhere” is shifting into high gear as West Virginia highway officials deploy bogus legal maneuvers in an attempt to thwart our lawsuit and avoid accountability for the damage their Corridor H would cause the environment and rural communities. >> We need your help now to push back and win our case! As you recall, the Stewards of the Potomac Highlands and Virginia Wilderness Committee took a giant step in our decades-long

Citizen groups call for an end to the “Highway to Nowhere” project For Immediate Release June 4, 2026 Contacts: Virginia Wilderness Committee, Ellen Stuart-Haentjens, 804-814-8927 estuarthaentjens@vawilderness.org (Friday, June 5: Lynn Cameron, slynncameron@gmail.com) Stewards of the Potomac Highlands, Bonni McKeown, 773-209-4712 barrelhbonni@yahoo.com A new study by the Virginia Department of Transportation finds there is no operational need in Virginia for a four-

For Immediate Release April 30, 2026 CONTACT: Bonni McKeown, Stewards of the Potomac Highlands 773-209-4712 barrelhbonni@yahoo.com Andrew W. Young Virginia Wilderness Committee, (434) 202-4397, AndrewWYoung1993@gmail.com Citizen groups in Virginia and West Virginia filed suit in federal court today to stop construction of a seven-mile section of Corridor H highway from Wardensville in Hardy County, W. Va. to the Virginia line. The groups say the four-lane highway wo

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