Category: News
Quinwood Emergency Ambulance Service ceases operations after 40 years
By Bobby Bordelon A breakfast heralded the end of one company’s 40 year effort to.
Virtual Town Hall highlights the COVID-19 struggles of Greenbrier County Education for parents and teachers
By Bobby Bordelon Following the reopening of schools in Greenbrier County, many have wondered how.
Two arrested with fentanyl
On Saturday, Oct. 3, at approximately 4:30 p.m., Sergeant C. R. Smith of the Greenbrier.
Courthouse gets updated e-filing system
By Sarah Richardson The Greenbrier County Courthouse has seen some long-overdue upgrades over the last.
Boo! Halloween is coming – what to do!
By Peggy Mackenzie Interim City Manager Misty Hill posed the most pertinent question of the.
Despite COVID-19 troubles, Greenbrier County organizations and businesses have a shot at being West Virginia’s Best
By Bobby Bordelon Readers of WV Living have spoken, nominating organizations and businesses across West.
Sears, Carter, Bragg, and Smith-Allen cases continue in Greenbrier County Circuit Court
By Bobby Bordelon The Greenbrier County Circuit Court heard updates on several cases throughout the.
Free tutoring service offered to Greenbrier County students
By Bobby Bordelon With a reduced amount of in-person class time for Greenbrier County students,.
Summary judgement denied nearly $200,000 case between Welding Inc. v The Greenbrier
By Bobby Bordelon Nearly $200,000 worth of work is at the center of a civil.
Two homes and $38,000 are the next step in June Alderson flood recovery
By Bobby Bordelon Although it might feel like an entire year has passed since June,.