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Tag: Greenbrier County

Posted inElection 2022

Lewisburg: Loving small-town life, but focused on national issues

Avatar photo by Alexa Beyer November 8th, 2022November 8th, 2022

LEWISBURG – Carla Bundy is standing with a baguette, waiting for her order at Blackwell’s Catering. Bundy has lived in Lewisburg since 1975. She spent all of her working years as an elementary school teacher in the community. But even when she votes for West Virginians, she has national issues like abortion top of mind. […]

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How to vote in Greenbrier County, WV

Mountain State Spotlight Favicon by Mountain State Spotlight Staff October 12th, 2022October 20th, 2022
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Meet the West Virginians in the path of this massive natural gas pipeline

Avatar photo by Alexa Beyer August 14th, 2022September 8th, 2022
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