Power Restored to Some 4,600 in Huntington Area
By: WSAZ News Staff Email
Updated: Thu 5:20 PM, Apr 12, 2012
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A power outage in parts of Huntington and Wayne County Thursday was caused by a tree limb that fell on a main power line.
Some 4,600 customers were impacted by the downed line.
AEP Spokesperson Phil Moye tells WSAZ.com the downed line was by caused by a contractor cutting tree limbs along an AEP right of way.
Moye says he expected everyone to have their power restored by early Thursday afternoon.
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