2nd District Congressman Riley Moore cuts ribbon for new Martinsburg District Office on Winchester Avenue. (Photo: Panhandle News Network)
MARTINSBURG, W.Va. — Freshman 2nd District Congressman Riley Moore cut the ribbon on his Martinsburg District Office Tuesday.
Martinsburg/Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce Interim President and CEO Randy Lewis gave the opening remarks:
Congressman Moore talked about the size of the 2nd Congressional District he represents:
He said Berkeley County is a large county in a central spot:
During his remarks, he talked about the importance of locating in Martinsburg:
He said it is a location that is bringing in new residents to the state:
The new district office is located at 739 Winchester Avenue in Martinsburg.
Congressman Moore will open a district office in Morgantown on Wednesday.
In addition to a Who’s Who of community leaders from the Eastern Panhandle, Moore was joined Tuesday by staff members who will provide constituent services.
On hand were Alonzo Perry, who will act as a special assistant to Congressman Moore, Aidan Whitler, who will be a constituent services case worker out of the Martinsburg office, as well as Martinsburg Mayor Kevin Knowles, Berkeley County Sheriff Rob Blair, representative from Governor Morrisey’s office Richard Dennis, and from the Martinsburg/Berkeley County Chamber of Commerce, Interim President and CEO Randy Lewis, Chamber Chair Maria Lorensen, Director of Marketing and Events Natalie Cline, and representatives from members of the legislative and other government departments.
2nd District Congressman Riley Moore visits with community members ahead of the ribbon cutting for his Martinsburg District Office Tuesday. (Panhandle News Network)
The office is located at 739 Winchester Avenue in Martinsburg
Joining Congressman Moore at the event were several local dignitaries, including Martinsburg Mayor Kevin Knowles, pictured. (Panhandle News Network)
