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Rotary Clubs Distribute Dictionaries
The Lewisburg, Meadow River and White Sulphur Springs Rotary Clubs have distributed student dictionaries to all 316 third grade students in the nine elementary schools in Greenbrier County. The clubs are happy to continue this community service project to ensure students will be able to enjoy the benefits of owning a dictionary. The Rotary clubs believe they cannot do their best work without one. This project makes it possible for students to receive a dictionary for their own personal use, that they will be able to use for a lifetime. For some of the children, this is the first book that they have owned. Over the past several years the Rotary clubs have distributed 4,872 dictionaries to the students of Greenbrier County. Pictured are some of the third-grade students at Frankford Elementary School who received dictionaries. The post Rotary Clubs Distribute Dictionaries appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Area Leaders Meet To Discuss Homelessness And Substance Abuse In Rainelle
Homelessness and substance abuse have been affecting Rainelle residents for years, but that may change now that a dedicated group of people has decided to join together to address these problems. According to John Wyatt, Rainelle resident and town council member, something needs to be done to help those in town. So, he decided to ask a group of citizens, including police officers, mental health counselors, pastors and other community leaders, to get together and discuss compassionate ways to solve Rainelle’s problems. They held their first meeting in March. “These have been ongoing problems and it just seemed like a...
Alderson Accepting Sealed Bids For Use Of FEMA Lots
The town of Alderson is now accepting sealed bids for the use of the following FEMA lots: Monroe County: FEMA lot #1 – Railroad Avenue, lot 33; FEMA lot #2 – Railroad Avenue, Vandergrift, across the tracks West from the crossing; FEMA lot #3 – Railroad Avenue, lot 21 and 22 (bottom of the hill); […] The post Alderson Accepting Sealed Bids For Use Of FEMA Lots appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
Gbr. County Commission Accepting Sealed Bids For Mobile Light Tower Project
The Greenbrier County Commission has issued a request for bids in reference to a “mobile light tower” project. According to a social media post from the Greenbrier County Homeland Security Office of Emergency Management, the project will include a “10.5hp diesel engine with brushless 6kw 60hz 120/240 VAC 20/30 A generator, 30-gallon fuel tank, 20 - 30’ light tower with 4 lamps. Includes receiver, lift brackets and fork pockets. All bids shall include the cost of shipping to buyer. All sealed bids must be received by 4:00 p.m. on April 26, 2021. No phoned, faxed or emailed bids will be considered. Mailing address: GCHSEM, P.O. Box 218, Maxwelton, WV 24957. The bids will be opened at the Greenbrier County Commission meeting on April 27, 2021. Please mark on the outside of the bids, ‘Sealed Bids for Homeland Security’. For inquiries, email paula.brown@greenbriercountyema.net or call 304-645-5444. The Greenbrier County Commission has the right to accept or refuse any and all bids.” The West Virginia Daily News will provide updates regarding the mobile light tower project as additional details are made available. The post Gbr. County Commission Accepting Sealed Bids For Mobile Light Tower Project appeared first on West Virginia Daily News.
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