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SBA Provides Disaster Loans to Kanawha County Amid Tourism Push in Huntington

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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The U.S. Small Business Administration is processing low-interest disaster loans for businesses and residents in Kanawha County affected by severe flooding that occurred between August 14 and 18. These loans include Physical Damage Loans, which can cover up to $2 million for repairs, and Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL). Additionally, economic developers in Huntington commissioned a large troll sculpture to boost local tourism.

From wvpublic.org

Why it matters

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The disaster loans provide necessary funding for recovery and asset replacement for businesses and homeowners in Kanawha County. Concurrently, the tourism initiative in Huntington is designed to increase local economic activity.

From wvpublic.org

Who's involved

  • Kanawha CountyCounty receiving disaster loans and recovery assistance
  • HuntingtonCity where a new tourism attraction was commissioned
  • Duron JacksonArtist commissioned to create the tourism attraction

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Kanawha CountySpeculative

    Kanawha County could receive credit and funding via SBA disaster loans to aid flood recovery.

  • HuntingtonSpeculative

    Huntington might see investment in local tourism increase market prices.

  • Duron JacksonSpeculative

    Duron Jackson's project might cause local small business revenue to increase due to tourism.

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