The City of Wheeling has been looking at going from a downtown full of one-way streets to one with traffic heading in both directions.
Mayor Glenn Elliott met with some property owners, along with a consultant from the State Division of Highways yesterday.
The city will hold that public meeting May 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. at West Virginia Northern Community College. Anyone is invited to attend.
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