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City of Keyser
Zip Code: 26726
County seat. Incorporated in 1874 and named for William Keyser,
first vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad when the city was
originally incorporated. Formerly know as Paddytown, and during the Civil War as
New Creek, scene of numerous military engagements
| Population, estimated 7,000; elevation, 809 feet; volunteer
fire department and rescue squad; elections held annually on the second Tuesday
in June; officials take office July first. |
| Potomac Valley |
| Keyser Mineral County Public Library |
| BB&T, M&T, First United Bank of West Virginia, Grant County Bank |
| Fountain Primary, Keyser Primary/Middle
School, Keyser High School, Clary St. Learning Center, Mineral County Vocational Technical
Center, Potomac State College |
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| Glen "Bunk" Shoemaker, Jr. |
| Deborah Pamepinto |
| George Chidester |
| Tim Evans |
| Marques Rice |
| Sally Burnside |
| Cody Pancake |
| Terry Shrader |
| Karen Shoemaker |
| Butch Keister |
| Glen Gank |
| Jim Hannas |
| Mark Geary |
| Jim Hoffman |
| Sally Burnside |
| Sally Burnside, Marques Rice, George
Chidester |
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| Chairman: Edgell Rotruck; Robert Melody; Don Siebel, Douglas
Haines; Robert Helsley; Terry Newlin; Executive Director: Sheila Dyche |
| Jerry Borror; Glen Shoemaker, Jr.; William F. Keller |
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