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Other Stories by Hillary Crowder Lewisburg -- A deadly disease has plagued animals West Virginia for years.

A Greenbrier County man appealed to Lewisburg City Council Tuesday night asking the governing body to extend their water lines far enough to help an elderly woman.

Other Stories by Hillary Crowder Lewisburg -- A deadly disease has plagued animals West Virginia for years.

Boone Memorial Hospital welcomes back a well-respected physician, Dr. Dallas B. Martin, D.O. Martin, who worked at BMH in the early 1990s is now seeing patients in Dr.

A West Virginia community college has been awarded $400,000 in federal funds to help create programs that will boost college attendance in the Mountain State.

A functioning indoor Greenbrier County swimming pool could soon become a reality.

Scott Yoak of Lewisburg, W.Va., throws in the towel after polishing up the windscreen of a World War II era P-51d Mustang named "Quick Silver" on display at the Air Show at Lost Nation Airport July 12, 2008.

Sumiko Ishikawa Smallridge, age 76, of Buckhannon died Saturday, July 5, 2008 at Heartland of Clarksburg.

A pedestrian crossing the street in downtown Lewisburg was injured just before noon Wednesday when she was struck by a vehicle, police said.

A little girl with a disorder that makes her dangerous to live with has entered a clinic specializing in her disorder.

A fire destroyed a building containing turkeys and eggs at a poultry farm in Greenbrier County, authorities said.

Part One of A Two-Part Report: A West Virginia Family could lose their youngest child, because of the decision by an insurance company.

According to Carl Rosberg, president of nTelos Wireless, having retail stores conveniently located and easily accessible for customers is important to nTelos.

Criminals looking to celebrate Independence Day by stealing from others should take notice in Lewisburg.

Water once again shot into the air at the corner green space in Lewisburg Wednesday, much to the delight of those young and old hoping to cool down on one of the hottest days of this young summer.

The Greenbrier County Commission Tuesday unanimously voted in favor of subsidizing the county's Convention and Visitor's Bureau because of the lost revenue from The Greenbrier resort labor dispute, high gas ...

Jun. 26--LEWISBURG -- A Greenbrier County judge Wednesday ruled against Paul Ratchford, the former president and CEO of The Greenbrier who filed a motion for partial summary judgment in his ongoing $50 million ...

A power lunch aimed to help work out issues with the changes in the system. Story by Martin Staunton Email Other Stories by Martin Staunton LEWISBURG -- A power lunch in Greenbrier County brings business ...

The Convention and Visitors Bureau says its seeing a decline in revenue due to the labor dispute at The Greenbrier.

The Greater Greenbrier Valley's Power Lunch on workers' compensation has been rescheduled for noon to 1 p.m. June 26 at Jefferson Office Park in Lewisburg.