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Echols joins Stuart and Watts Real Estate
Tom Johnson, broker/owner of Coldwell Bank Stuart and Watts Real Estate, has announced his professional realtor team is growing with a very experienced realtor with nearly 25 years real estate listing-selling experience. “We want to welcome Debbie Echols to our team,” said Johnson. “Debbie is from the Lewisburg area and is excited to hit the […] The post Echols joins Stuart and Watts Real Estate appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Greenbrier resort subdivision moving forward
The Greenbrier County Planning Commission has fully approved The Greenbrier Hotel’s new subdivision. The burgeoning plan was first presented to the planning commission on Wednesday, Mar. 9. Adam Long, CFO for The Greenbrier hotel, hoped for an exemption from the Greenbrier County Subdivision Ordinance. The commission gathered again on Mar. 15, approving of the major […] The post Greenbrier resort subdivision moving forward appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Real estate continuing education classes slated for April
The Greenbrier Valley Board of Realtors is providing 2022 continuing education courses on Tuesday, April 12, at the WVSOM Conference Center, 400 North Lee Street, Lewisburg.Speaker/instructor will be Terry Watson, an icon in the real estate training world. He holds a Distinguished Real Estate Instructor title and is known for unique and vibrant presentations. Topics […] The post Real estate continuing education classes slated for April appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
McClintic Joins Greenbrier Real Estate Service
LEWISBURG (WVDN) — Bobby McClintic comes to Greenbrier Real Estate Service after retiring from Greenbrier County Schools. McClintic was born and raised in White Sulphur Springs. After graduating from Concord College, McClintic received his master’s in education administration from Marshal University. McClintic ’s career with Greenbrier County Schools spanned three decades where he served as […] The post McClintic Joins Greenbrier Real Estate Service appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Local Realtor speaks to Richlands Ruritans
The Richland Ruritan members met at the Calvary Methodist Church on the Midland Trail East on Oct. 13 to hear a presentation on the real estate market in the Greenbrier Valley by Paul Grist of Paul Grist Real Estate Associates. Grist’s presentation included a set of handouts which documented the...
Richlands Ruritans Hold Meeting
The Richland Ruritan members met at the Calvary Methodist Church on the Midland Trail East on October 13 to hear a presentation on the real estate market in the Greenbrier Valley by Paul Grist of Paul Grist Real Estate Associates. Mr. Grist’s presentation included a set of handouts which documented the market overview. This overview defined the state of the real estate market in the Greenbrier Valley and in Greenbrier County. Using the handouts, Mr. Grist noted the unusually low inventory of homes for sale which is causing home prices to increase. One factor in this condition is...
Rupert Library To Host Earth Day Event
The Rupert Public Library will be observing Earth Day, Thursday, April 22. The library will have interesting books relating to the subject of the environment. Everyone is invited to stop by the library and take home a free plant from Jeff’s Greenhouse. Rupert Library hours are 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. The post Rupert Library To Host Earth Day Event appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Ronceverte Woman Charged With Two-Counts Of Forgery
A Greenbrier County woman was arrested on the morning of Tuesday, April 6, after allegedly passing more than $750 worth of fraudulent checks. Ramona Lucille Neal, 42, of Ronceverte has been charged with two counts of forgery, as well as a bond violation. On Wednesday, March 31, law enforcement took a complaint from the alleged victim who claimed to have received two fraudulent checks from Ramona Lucille Neal (AKA Mona Whitt) in exchange for cash. At least one of the checks was for the amount of $750. According to the criminal complaint, the checks were written from a First National...
Alderson Seeks Resident Input For Vaccine Clinic
The town of Alderson is considering having a vaccination clinic in town through the Greenbrier County Health Department. The purpose of this would be to allow seniors and anyone with limited transportation to get vaccinated. Alderson Mayor Travis Copenhaver is asking for feedback on how many people would be interested. They need to get an accurate count of how many vaccines would be needed. In a recent Facebook post, inquiring about the vaccination clinic, the town is also asking those who see the post to reach out to elderly neighbors and anyone who may not be on Facebook but would be interested in the clinic. That way, they can get the most accurate count. To be counted, reach out to Alderson's Facebook page Town of Alderson, West Virginia, or call town hall. If utilizing the Facebook page, there are two options, the first is to comment on the original inquiry post. The second is to send a direct message to the page. To reach the Alderson Town Hall, call 304-445-2916. The post Alderson Seeks Resident Input For Vaccine Clinic appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Greenbrier Grand Jury Indicts 41 In April 2021 Session
The Greenbrier County Grand Jury met for an April session delivered indictments on charges of grand larceny, assault, driving under the influence, strangulation and other charges. The grand jury handed up the following indictments: Christopher Allen Reed, 29, Rainelle, W.Va., breaking and entering (x3) and petit larceny; Derrick Adkins, 28, Rainelle, W.Va., breaking and entering (x3) and petit larceny; Daron G. Allen, Lewisburg, W.Va., 55, escape; Erin Willey Ambler, 41, Pence Springs, W.Va., shoplifting - third or subsequent offense; Charles C. Arbaugh, 31, Alderson, W.Va., grand larceny; Levi Michael Arnold, 27, Rupert, W.Va., grand larceny, driving revoked for driving under the influence - third or subsequent offense,...
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