2026 Pub. 7 Issue 3

PREMIER CHEVROLET GMC OF MORGANTOWN When our community needs us, we come together. Premier Chevrolet GMC of Morgantown partnered with WBOY 12News to collect donations for families impacted by the recent flooding across North Central West Virginia. They accepted donations of bottled water, non-perishable food, cleaning supplies, hygiene products, diapers and baby wipes, pet supplies, gloves, flashlights and batteries, and other essential supplies. Thank you to everyone who donated and helped support our neighbors as they recover. Together, we can make a meaningful impact. CMA’S CHEVROLET OF MARTINSBURG CMA’s Chevrolet of Martinsburg collected donations for West Virginia flood relief. 95.9 The Big DAWG was at the dealership, and several people stopped by to donate. Thank you to everyone who helped! Every donation made a difference. We appreciate the community coming together to support neighbors in need. HARRY GREEN CHEVROLET NISSAN The RCB Soccer Team stopped by Harry Green Chevrolet Nissan to donate supplies for the West Virginia flood relief effort. Their generosity and willingness to serve our neighbors are a true reflection of what makes our communities so strong. Every donation brings hope to families affected by the recent flooding, and we are grateful to everyone who has contributed to this effort. Together, we can make a meaningful difference for those in need. Thank you, RCB Soccer, for being part of the relief effort! DUTCH MILLER OF CHARLESTON Following the recent flooding in the Kanawha Valley, the need for relief supplies was critical, so Dutch Miller Auto Group stepped up to help. Their team handled the transportation and distribution of the supplies to make sure they went directly to the families and individuals who needed them most. Thank you, Dutch Miller Auto Group, for helping support our Kanawha Valley neighbors. WVADA NEWS 13

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