Southern West Virginia News

Washington D.C. - Congresswoman Carol Miller (R-WV) visited the Nucor Steel construction site and Rivers Health Hospital to observe ongoing developments and discuss funding allocations.

At the Nucor Steel mill, Congresswoman Miller examined the progress of the plant's construction. She expressed optimism about the project's potential impact on local economic growth. "I was glad to see firsthand the progress Nucor Steel has made on the construction of their steel mill. It’s important that we continue to create more opportunities to invest in our state and our economy, and this project is a great example of that. I look forward to returning in the future for updates and to see the mill fully functioning," said Congresswoman Miller.

Following her visit to Nucor Steel, Congresswoman Miller attended a groundbreaking ceremony at Rivers Health Hospital's Emergency Department. She discussed the $2.6 million funding she secured for its renovation and expansion. "I enjoyed participating in the groundbreaking ceremony for Rivers Health Hospital’s Emergency Department. I am glad to know that the $2.6 million in funding I secured for Rivers Health will be used towards improving and expanding this department in 2025 to help with current and incoming residents. The hospital staff do a fantastic job at serving Mason and Jackson counties, and I know this latest addition underway will improve the already excellent care they give to patients in Point Pleasant and throughout the community," said Congresswoman Miller.