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WVSOM Honored With High Ranks, Proclamations, More
LEWISBURG, W.Va. — A local public health hero will tell her story when the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) hosts its annual Celebrate Osteopathic Medicine (COM) Week, which this year will take place April 11-18. WVSOM will host a presentation titled “Why I Chose Osteopathic Medicine and Rural Public Health” by Carolyn “Bridgett” Morrison, D.O., health officer and medical director of the Greenbrier County Health Department, at noon, April 13. The virtual event will be recorded and will be viewable by the public at WVSOM’s website (www.wvsom.edu) starting April 14. Lewisburg Mayor Beverly White signed a proclamation on April 7...
Local Officer Celebrates 18 Years With The WVSP
Mark Agee is one of those people that others want around when the going gets tough. As a native of western Greenbrier County, he cares deeply about the community. So, it should come as no surprise that a person like Agee would dedicate his life to helping those in the area. For the last 18 years, Agee has served in the West Virginia State Police. He celebrated this milestone in January. Not only does Agee serve those in his community as a police officer, but he serves as the head girls basketball and track coach at Greenbrier West High School,...
Old Gbr. Jail Being Demolished
Matt Young photo The old Greenbrier County Jail is in the process of being torn down as part of ongoing renovations to the Greenbrier County Courthouse and Sheriff's Department renovations and expansion. The project not only involves the removal of the old jail and sheriff's office but also recently saw the move of the old Greenbrier County Extension Service office, a former Sears Kit home, from one lot to another 100 feet away. The post Old Gbr. Jail Being Demolished appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Communities In Schools Receives Grant
Communities In Schools of Greenbrier County is the proud recipient of the Seneca Trail Charitable Foundation’s 2021 grant award. The $15,000 award will assist in the continuation of free services CISGC provides to Greenbrier County’s at-risk and disadvantaged youth. Last year, nearly 4,400 students benefited from services CISGC provided county-wide. Communities In Schools of Greenbrier […] The post Communities In Schools Receives Grant appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
GWHS Girls Fall To Oak Hill, Richwood
CHARMCO, W.Va. — Greenbrier West’s girls basketball team lost a pair of games early this week, falling at Oak Hill, 68-34, on Monday and suffering a 46-16 home loss to Richwood on Tuesday night. Allison Dunn led the young Cavs on Monday with 12 points, Raelyn Palmer added nine, Meagan Poticher scored seven and Natalie Agee had six. Scoring was not available for Tuesday night’s game with Richwood. The Cavalier girls (1-13) finish the regular season with a game last night at home against Pocahontas County and a Friday home game against Nicholas County. West is the No. 6 seed in Class A, Region 3 and will be the No. 3 seed in Section 2, traveling to No. 2 Richwood for a first-round tournament game on Tuesday night at 7 p.m. The post GWHS Girls Fall To Oak Hill, Richwood appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
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