By Peggy Mackenzie
White Sulphur Springs Mayor Lloyd Haynes and the entire city council were sworn into office on Tuesday evening at city hall, to the applause of families and friends. Once again donning his flowing black robe for the ceremonial swearing in, Judge James J. Rowe officiated, stating, “There is no higher calling than public service.” After the ceremonies, the entire gathering enjoyed refreshments as they celebrated the start of their new terms.
Baker recognized for service to Sheriff’s DepartmentFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 Corporal Roger Baker was recently.
Angel Tree candlelight service remembers Williamsburg fire victims Greenbrier County lostFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 By Bobby Bordelon A candlelight.
West Virginia Music Festival cancelled amid COVID-19 case spikeFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 By Bobby Bordelon To Lewisburg’s.
Long-term care home employees and residents receive COVID-19 vaccineFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 By Sarah Richardson On Monday,.
Concerns expressed over new fire station site by neighboring land representativeFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 By Sarah Richardson Better accessibility.
Building Trails to a Bright Future: Meadow River Valley Association releases Strategic Plan 2020-2025Facebook0Tweet0Pin0 The Meadow River Valley Association’s.
First COVID-19 vaccine doses arrived in Greenbrier County, but we’re far from out of the pandemic woodsFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 By Bobby Bordelon The first.
Pinoy Store opens in White SulphurFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 By Sarah Richardson The revitalization.
United Way of GBV to host Empty BowlsFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 Friends and neighbors, we here.
Emergency responders combat second Tuesday fire near Williamsburg, five fatalities confirmedFacebook0Tweet0Pin0 Update December 9, 11:37 a.m..
