‘Trump Train’ travels the Northern Panhandle
Led by W.Va. Secretary of State Mac Warner, hundreds of vehicles traveled the Northern Panhandle, Saturday, as part of the latest “Trump Train” event to be held in the area. The caravan left the Weirton Shopping Plaza at noon, heading south on state Route 2 and meeting with other groups as it traveled through Hancock, Brooke, Ohio and Marshall counties. — Craig Howell
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