Creekside Foundry in downtown White Sulphur Springs is holding their grand opening on Fri-day, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. By Sarah Richardson Creekside Foundry, a new “makers space” located in downtown White Sulphur Springs, will be holding their grand opening on Friday, May 1, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Located at 750 Main Street East, Creekside Foundry is a nonprofit with a goal of having a...
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Sen. Vince Deeds, R-Greenbrier, is running for reelection in the 10th district.(Photo by Will Price/WV Legislative Photography) ‘I will not...
Natasha Zoe of JarHead Farm (left); Matt Nichols, business advisor at the West Virginia Hive; and Stan Loder, also of...
By Nadia Ramlagan West Virginia is one of more than two dozen states being sued by the Department of Justice...
Bil Lepp speaks at the Lewis Theatre On Thursday, Apr. 23, community members packed the house at The Lewis Theatre...
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The Sea Dragons competed in the WV Short Course State Championship earlier this month, placing fourth. Emily Hobbs qualified to...
GEHS’s Kaden Stone earned 3rd Place. By Rob Frank The opening Shot: The 2025-2026 West Virginia High School Wrestling Season...
James Godby, State Champion, celebrates 100 Wins By Rob Frank The opening Shot:The week before the West Virginia High School...
It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of Faye Ann Taylor Snedegar. She journeyed peacefully into the...
Grace Weikle, a dedicated healthcare professional and cherished member of the Greenbrier Valley community, passed away on Apr. 25, 2026,...
Dewey Lee Taylor, 62, of White Sulphur Springs, WV, passed away surrounded by those who loved him most. Dewey was...
Glen Edward Grimmett, affectionately known as “Eddie,” passed away peacefully at his home in Tuckahoe, on Apr. 28, 2026, at...
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Dear Recycle Lady,How many countries have banned plastic bags?Curious Traveler Dear Curious Traveler,According to worldatlas.com, the first country to totally ban plastic bags was Bangladesh in 2002. Their ban came about because the bags were polluting their waterways and drainage systems. According to shunpoly.com, Rwanda now has a zero-tolerance policy...
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