SOUTH CHARLESTON, W. Va. — The heavy storms, flooding and mudslides of early May caused a great deal of destruction in West Virginia. Many homes and businesses were damaged, and some individuals were unable to work. But the losses that are most difficult to measure are the ones that destroy a person’s peace of mind.

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Will You Still Be Insured When The Next Flood disaster Happens?
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W. Va. — West Virginians have suffered a major flood disaster every year for the last three years. When the next disaster is declared will you be able to answer yes if asked whether you have flood insurance?

RV Living Secrets: Full Timer Issues
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Your Home Has Never Flooded? The Preferred Risk Policy May Be For You
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Many West Virginia residents are indifferent to the need to purchase flood insurance because their home or rental property has never flooded. If this is your experience and you live in a low- to moderate-risk area, signing up for an inexpensive Preferred Risk Policy under the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is the thing to do now.

Tomorrow Is The Last Day To Apply For disaster Aid
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W. Va. — Tomorrow, July 14, is the last day to apply for disaster funds if you had losses because of the early May storms.

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