Grandfather Walks to Washington, DC
By: Anna Baxter - Email
Updated: Wed 7:42 AM, Sep 13, 2006
He walked more than 450 miles to take his fight to our nation's capitol. This afternoon, Ed Wiley plans to speak from Washington, DC pushing for a new school for Marsh Fork Elementary in Raleigh County.
You may remember Riley started walking four weeks ago from Charleston.
Wiley says Marsh Fork is too close to a coal mine site. He also hopes to meet with US Senator Robert C. Byrd Wednesday about the issue.
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