Volunteers are the lifeblood of nonprofit organizations. With your hard work and dedication, the Meadow River Valley Association (MRVA) is achieving significant milestones. We’re thrilled to launch our new volunteer management site. You can register as a volunteer, let us know your areas of expertise, find volunteer opportunities and log your hours so all your hard work can be recognized. By registering as a volunteer, we know your interests and availability without obligating you to a specific task (unless you want to be!). So, head over to the MRVA website at www.meadowriver.org, click on the button “Become a Volunteer,” and help us make a difference in the Meadow River Valley!
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Program to designate scenic drives for travelers; four official routes will be announced this yearGov. Jim Justice held a ceremony...
Join the town of Rainelle to celebrate our veterans! Those riding with Run For The Wall will arrive Thursday, May...
On Monday, May 23, at 6 p.m., there will be a parade to honor the 2022 graduates of Greenbrier East...
FEMA is proposing updates to the Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) for Greenbrier County. Community partners are invited to participate...
A new sporting event, the ArenaMend Classic, is coming to The Greenbrier Oct. 13-17, and the competition, which features the...
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Harlan Ray Hartsook On Saturday, May 14, 2022, we lost our beloved hero, Harlan “Hob” Ray Hartsook. He unexpectedly passed...
Roger Wayne Cyfers Frankford-Roger Wayne Cyfers, 69, passed away peacefully Friday, May 6, 2022, with his wife of 29 years,...
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Staff at Greenbrier Health Care Center (HCC) gave tours during an open house at the newly renovated facility on Thursday,...
Appalachian Power, along with Wheeling Power, submitted its Expanded Net Energy Cost (ENEC) filing last week to the Public Service...
Tom Johnson, Broker & Owner of Coldwell Bank Stuart and Watts Real Estate, has announced that his professional realtor team...
Landon Chaja Landon Chaja, a California native, has joined Grist Real Estate as the team’s newest licensed agent. Originally from...
Dear Recycle Lady, Are the small containers (3.5 inches) of flavoring for bottles of water recyclable? They are grey plastic, and the top is smaller than the bottom. Likes Flavored Water Dear Likes Flavored Water, Thanks for asking and not just putting it in the recycle bin hoping that it will recycle. Although your container meets the definition of a bottle and is more than 3” tall, it is not recyclable. Look on the back label in a very small recycle triangle and you will see the number 7. Thus, it is not recyclable locally. Dear Recycle Lady, I...
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