Lewisburg Mayor Beverly White, Patrolman Jonathan Cosby (center), and Lewisburg Police Chief Chris Teubert celebrate Cosby’s Police Academy recognition as the Outstanding Officer for his graduating class. By Sarah Richardson At the May meeting of the Lewisburg City Council, City Manager Misty Hill announced that the city is intending to apply for a Recreation Trails Program Grant to help further the park development at Dorie Miller Park. While the City missed the initial deadline, they are hopeful for an application extension. If granted, they intend to use the funds to finance a pump track to be installed at Dorie Miller. The City would be responsible for a 20 percent match of up to $300,000 in potential funding available through the...
Read moreAlderson Strawberry Festival was celebrated on the Bridge(Copy and photo by Jack D. Ballard) Cloudy skies and a cool breeze...
The Greenbrier County Commission: Commissioner Blaine Phillips (left), Commission President Tammy Tincher, Commissioner Lowell Rose), and State Treasurer Riley Moore....
By Adam Pack All three phases of the trail highlighted. Phase III, connecting the trail to Rainelle, will see construction...
By Adam Pack Amy Hubbard and Lisa Carter spoke to the Greenbrier County Commission at their latest meeting about West...
Greenbrier West’s Preslee Treadway, No. 22, puts up a shot as Webster County’s Allie Key, No. 11, and Sydney Baird,...
Read moreAfter Jack Band to open the second annual New Skyline Bluegrass Festival on the River New Skyline Productions, Inc. is...
Read moreChristopher Shannon Hoke Lewisburg - Christopher Shannon Hoke, 47, passed away Monday, May 22, 2023. He was born Feb. 15,...
Janet Gale Zarko Janet Gale Zarko 83, passed away peacefully, Thursday, May 25, 2023, at home with her husband by...
Daphnne Nichole Fitzgerald Covington, VA - Daphnne Nichole Fitzgerald, 39, passed away Wednesday, May 24, 2023. Daphnne was born July...
Caldwell - Leta Dorene Patton, 84, passed away Wednesday, May 17, 2023 at Lewisburg Healthcare Center in Ronceverte. She was...
Dr. Chad Poage, Comeback Orthopedics Sports and Regenerative Medicine Chad Poage, D.O. is pleased to announce the opening of his...
Greenbrier Valley Festival and Event Sponsorship Program (GVFESP) Cycle Two is now open for applications. Overseen by the Greenbrier County...
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development West Virginia State Director Ryan Thorn announced that USDA is accepting applications for...
Joshua Nease The Mon Forest Towns Board of Directors recently selected Josh Nease to lead the initiative as its executive...
Dear Recycle Lady, I read that vinyl chloride is a concern. Why is it considered harmful to the environment? Concerned for Our Environment Dear Concerned for Our Environment, It’s good to know that you are concerned for our environment. It is something we all need to be concerned about given the changes in climate that are occurring. Vinyl chloride is a toxic chemical that has been linked to leukemia, liver, brain and other types of cancer. It is the building block of PVC plastic and a known carcinogen for humans. Vinyl chloride was in the news recently as the train...
Read moreBy: Karen Cohen Try it, you might like it! There’s a saying that all moms use often to encourage their...
West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey on Tuesday sued Michael D. Lansky LLC, which does business under the name Avid...
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