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      Starlink Slashes Unlimited Data, Forcing West Virginians Into Price Hikes Over $200/Month

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      In a shocking move, Starlink is set to eliminate unlimited data for many customers, replacing it with block-based plans that will force major cost increases for those who rely on streaming services. While some customers may initially see lower monthly fees, those using more than 50GB of data per month—such as anyone with Netflix, YouTube, or other streaming subscriptions—will face drastic price hikes of over $140 per month, reaching $250 or more for basic internet access.
      Unlimited Data is Gone
      Currently, Starlink’s residential plans allow users to stream and browse the web with unlimited data, but this is set to end within 30 days. Under the new pricing structure, customers on plans like Priority 40GB will be forced onto a 50GB data block plan for $65 per month—a price cut from the previous $140. However, with the average streaming household consuming nearly 1TB of data per month, the real cost of maintaining current service levels will skyrocket.
      A customer currently paying $140 per month for unlimited data will now need to pay $250 or more per month to maintain the same level of access. If customers do not opt into the higher-cost plans, Starlink will throttle their speeds to just 1 Mbps download and 0.5 Mbps upload—down from speeds exceeding 100 Mbps today. Streaming Services Now a Luxury
      This change effectively means that many West Virginians and rural users will have to choose between paying more than $200 per month for internet or giving up streaming services entirely. Those who cannot afford the price increase may be forced to return to satellite television, which many had already disconnected in favor of online streaming due to its high cost and limited programming.
      For rural residents who rely on Starlink as their only broadband option, this decision could be financially devastating. Many users originally switched to Starlink because traditional satellite and DSL providers could not offer high-speed or unlimited internet. Now, Starlink is stripping away its biggest advantage—affordable, high-speed, unlimited service.
      Customers Face Tough Choices
      This policy shift is expected to cause major backlash, as Starlink’s initial appeal was its affordable unlimited internet for rural America. With these new changes, many customers will need to either pay over $200 per month for basic service or lose access to high-speed internet altogether.
      Starlink users now have just 30 days to prepare for the transition—a decision that could reshape internet access in West Virginia and beyond.

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      The Greenbrier honored as top destination for Christmas

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      There’s no place quite like America’s Resort, The Greenbrier, during the Christmas season, and the nation is beginning to take note.
      Over the course of the last month, The Greenbrier has been recognized for its holiday programing and the spirit that fills the property by seven different national publications, ranking the historic resort as one of the top spots for a holiday getaway.
      “I grew up in the community, and one of my favorite holiday traditions was always making a visit to The Greenbrier to take in the surroundings and the activities,” said Cam Huffman, The Greenbrier’s Director of Public Relations. “This is the ninth Christmas that I’ve been fortunate enough to be part of The Greenbrier team, and I still get the same feeling every year.”
      “From the lights to the music, the food and all the interior decorations, there’s just no place like it. We’re thrilled to be recognized as one of the top spots to visit during the holidays, and we hope these stories will reach a new audience to plan a trip and find out what the magic of Christmas at America's Resort is all about.”
      The Christmas season begins in November, when thousands or sparkling lights are carefully placed to illuminate the 11,000-acre property. Giant Christmas trees are erected at both main entrances, and with help from Gillespie’s Flowers and Productions, nearly every inch of the hotel’s cozy interior is decorated with garland, bows and trees. Each Saturday evening between Thanksgiving and Christmas, a festive tree lighting ceremony takes place, complete with carols, cookies and Santa’s arrival.
      Weekends With Santa on the first four December weekends bring opportunities to count down to Christmas with Dinner in Santa’s Village, gingerbread house and holiday wreath workshops, mixologies, wine pairings, a Christmas Cantata and much more, including those classic photos with “Saint Nick.”
      This Saturday, December 21, at 8:30 p.m., The Greenbrier Springhouse Entertainers combine with a community chorus and orchestra for a holiday show entitled “Here Comes Christmas” that includes singing, orchestration and movement to bring the holiday spirit to a festive audience inside the picturesque Greenbrier Chapel.
      The upcoming days surrounding Christmas include a family Christmas tree decorating contest, ornament decorating, a special Christmas Eve service in The Greenbrier Chapel, musical performances, scavenger hunts, cookie decorating, wine pairings and other exciting holiday programming.
      On December 29, at 7:30 p.m., Beckley Performing Arts presents The Nutcracker Ballet inside the iconic hotel, with a repeat performance on December 30 at 2 p.m.
      “It’s been an unbelievable holiday season so far, but it’s not over yet,” said Huffman. “There are some wonderful events planned between now and the end of 2024, and we look forward to welcoming visitors from all around the world to enjoy these treasured moments with us.”
      See the list below of The Greenbrier’s recent national recognition.
      The Week – 7 festive hotels that get decked out for the holidays Business Insider – 12 hotels in the US that go all out with their Christmas decorations Travel Pulse – The Best Winter Festivals in the USA VUE Atlanta – A Guide to Holiday Magic: West Virginia’s Top Winter Activities USA Today – Best Hotels for the Holidays CNN Travel – 17 Luxury hotels that go all out for Christmas Only in Your state – The 16 best things to do in Wet Virginia in winter About The Greenbrier
      The Greenbrier is a distinct and spectacular luxury mountain resort situated in the Allegheny Mountains in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. It’s best known as “America’s Resort™” and is synonymous with world-class, authentic, southern hospitality. The Greenbrier experience, beginning in 1778, offers a luxurious respite to discerning guests from around the world. The grand scale architecture, Dorothy Draper décor, immaculate attention to detail and legendary gracious service set The Greenbrier apart from all others. Guests walk in the footsteps of presidents, celebrities and generations of families who regard The Greenbrier as a “one-of-one” destination. The 710 perfectly appointed Signature Resort Rooms, Classic and Historic Suites, Legacy Cottages and Estate Homes are situated on our breathtaking 11,000-acre playground. Play championship golf courses or experience more than 55 activities, including professional indoor and outdoor tennis, off-road driving and falconry. America’s only private casino features table games, slot machines and the FanDuel Sportsbook. The Greenbrier’s full-service, 40,000-square-foot spa is widely recognized as one of the most luxurious mineral spas in the world, and the Retail Collection is comprised of 36 boutiques, shops and hand-crafted works of art. The Greenbrier Restaurant Collection is comprised of 20 restaurants, cafés and lounges featuring award–winning cuisine. The Greenbrier Clinic has been practicing diagnostic medicine since 1948. The Greenbrier Sporting Club and The Greenbrier Legacy Club are the pinnacle of luxury real estate, offering exclusive home sites within distinctive neighborhoods across The Greenbrier estate. Follow The Greenbrier on Facebook at The Greenbrier, on Twitter at @the_greenbrier or on Instagram at the_greenbrier.
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      Deadline Approaches for Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Reporting

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      A critical federal deadline is fast approaching for corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs). By December 31, 2024, all eligible businesses must submit their Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) Report to comply with new transparency regulations under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). Businesses that fail to meet the deadline face fines of up to $500 per day, making compliance essential for avoiding costly penalties.
      What is the BOI Report?
      The BOI Report is part of a federal initiative to combat money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illicit activities by enhancing corporate transparency. The report requires businesses to provide information about individuals who:
      Own or control 25% or more of a business, or Have significant influence over its operations. To file the BOI Report, businesses must collect the following information for each beneficial owner:
      Full legal name Date of birth Residential address Unique identifying number from a government-issued document, such as a passport or driver’s license A copy or image of the identification document The information will be submitted to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and will remain confidential, accessible only to authorized government entities for investigative purposes.
      Why the BOI Report Matters
      The new requirement is designed to close loopholes in the financial system that allow bad actors to operate anonymously. By identifying the individuals behind corporate entities, federal regulators aim to curb financial crimes and promote accountability.
      While these measures strengthen financial oversight, they also place an additional burden on small businesses, many of which remain unaware of the requirement. Non-compliance not only carries significant financial penalties but could also result in criminal charges for intentional violations.
      How to File
      Businesses can file their BOI Report through the FinCEN BOI E-Filing System, available at https://boiefiling.fincen.gov/. Two filing options are available:
      PDF Filing: Download, complete, and upload a PDF form. Web-Based Filing: Input required information directly into FinCEN’s secure online portal. The filing process is straightforward, but businesses should gather all necessary documents in advance to ensure compliance by the deadline.
      Act Now to Avoid Penalties
      The December 31 deadline leaves little time for businesses to comply. Companies should take immediate steps to review their reporting obligations and file the BOI Report to avoid accumulating fines. For questions or assistance, consult a financial or legal professional.
      Local accountant Ben Anderson recently highlighted the issue, warning, “Sadly, many small businesses do not know about it.” His reminder underscores the urgency for businesses to act now.
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      "Experience Greenbrier Valley" Invites Locals to Shop Small This Saturday

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      As the holiday season kicks into full gear, Small Business Saturday on November 30th provides a meaningful way to give back to the community while finding unique, heartfelt gifts. This nationwide event falls between Black Friday’s frenzy and Cyber Monday’s online blitz, offering a slower, more intentional shopping experience.
      Here in the Greenbrier Valley, local shops, restaurants, and attractions are ready to welcome you with open doors and festive cheer. Experience Greenbrier Valley, located at 905 Washington St. W, Lewisburg, encourages everyone to explore the vibrant array of small businesses that make our region unique.
      Supporting small businesses strengthens our community. Every purchase helps sustain local jobs, families, and the unique character of our valley.
      Shop, Dine, and Celebrate Locally
      Whether you're looking for handcrafted goods, local art, or one-of-a-kind finds, the Greenbrier Valley’s independent retailers have you covered. Make a day of it by exploring charming downtown areas like Lewisburg, White Sulphur Springs, and Ronceverte, and be sure to fuel your shopping adventure with delicious bites at locally owned eateries.
      Looking for inspiration or planning your route? Check out the shopping directory from Experience Greenbrier Valley at greenbrierwv.com/see-and-do/shopping for a guide to the area’s best spots to shop, dine, and explore.
      How to Get Involved
      Shop Local: Visit small businesses throughout the valley to find unique gifts for loved ones. Dine Local: Treat yourself to a meal or coffee at one of the many locally owned restaurants or cafes. Share the Love: Post about your experience using the hashtag #ShopSmall to encourage others to join the movement. By participating in Small Business Saturday, you’re not just buying gifts—you’re investing in your community. So, grab your shopping bags, head out to your favorite Greenbrier Valley spots, and celebrate the spirit of the season by shopping small.
      For more details, visit greenbrierwv.com/see-and-do/shopping and start planning your local shopping adventure today.
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      Connect with the Past During Wintertime History Weekend at The Greenbrier

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      Step into nearly 250 years of history as The Greenbrier, America’s Resort, celebrates its storied past with the Wintertime History Weekend, set for January 10-12, 2025. This exciting weekend offers a chance to delve into the rich legacy of this iconic resort, where history has been made, and memories continue to unfold.
      The Greenbrier, established in 1778 when visitors first flocked to the natural springs of the Allegheny Mountains, has a rich tapestry of events to commemorate—from presidential visits and sporting milestones to its use as an Army hospital and Cold War bunker. This year, the resort’s Wintertime History Weekend will showcase those historic moments with presentations, interactive discussions, and exclusive events.
      “The Greenbrier was recently voted as ‘Best Historical Hotel’ by Newsweek, and we believe that’s reason to celebrate,” said The Greenbrier president, Jill Justice, D.O. “Our Wintertime History Weekend will highlight some of the great moments of the past and celebrate the continued legacy that is happening every day at America’s Resort.”
      Guests will be treated to a variety of events, including question-and-answer sessions with experts like Dr. Bob Conte, The Greenbrier’s Historian Emeritus, and Robert Harris, former Vice President of Golf. Topics of discussion will include everything from The Greenbrier’s legendary golf courses to the history of its Cold War bunker. Other highlights include artifact displays, trivia competitions, workshops, cooking classes, and property tours.
      The weekend’s marquee events are the 1948 Ball, a glamorous recreation of The Greenbrier’s reopening celebration following its World War II transformation, and the Historic Dinner, where guests will indulge in a four-course meal inspired by the resort’s original 1913 dining menu.
      The 1948 Ball will take place on Friday, January 10, in the Cameo Ballroom. It replicates the “Diamond Ball” held on April 17, 1948, after the resort reopened following its wartime stint as an Army hospital. Notable attendees at the original event included the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Bing Crosby, and members of the Kennedy and Vanderbilt families. The recreation will feature music, dancing, fashion, and an atmosphere of elegance and celebration.
      On Saturday, January 11, the Historic Dinner will bring guests back to the early 20th century with a menu that honors the first meal served in The Greenbrier’s Main Dining Room in 1913. The evening will begin with a cocktail reception, followed by an elegant dining experience.
      Executive Chef Bryan Skelding and his culinary team have worked meticulously to recreate iconic flavors from The Greenbrier’s early menus, ensuring that this dinner will be as memorable as it is delicious. “You can’t work in these kitchens without appreciating the history that has been made here,” said Skelding. “We’re excited to share that legacy with our guests.”
      For more information and to reserve your spot for the Wintertime History Weekend, visit Greenbrier.com.
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      Greenbrier Historical Society to Host Annual Membership Meeting

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      The Greenbrier Historical Society invites its members and the public to join them for their Annual Membership Meeting on Thursday, October 17, 2024. The event will take place at 5:30 PM in Greenbrier Hall at New River Community and Technical College.
      The meeting will begin with the business portion, during which the Society will discuss important updates and developments within the organization. Following the formalities, attendees will be invited to a reception at the North House Museum. Light refreshments will be provided, offering an opportunity to socialize with fellow members, guests, and local history enthusiasts.
      The Greenbrier Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the rich history of the Greenbrier Valley, and this event provides a chance to learn about their efforts and future plans while enjoying an evening of community engagement.
      For those interested, the North House Museum is located at 814 Washington Street W., Lewisburg, WV.
      For more information, visit the Greenbrier Historical Society's website or follow their updates on social media.
      We hope to see you there!
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      Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company Celebrates First Anniversary with 1st Year Bash

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      Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company is marking a special milestone this Friday, October 4, 2024, as they celebrate their 1st Year Bash to commemorate the one-year anniversary of their reopening. The festivities will kick off at 1 PM and continue until 10 PM at their location on 862 Industrial Park Road in Maxwelton, WV.
      The event promises a lively day full of entertainment, great food, and local spirits. The musical lineup starts with local favorite Will Sarver, who will be performing live from 3 PM to 6 PM. Following that, attendees can enjoy karaoke hosted by The Dubee Bros from 7 PM to 10 PM, ensuring plenty of fun for music lovers of all kinds.
      In addition to the entertainment, Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company is excited to release a special brew in honor of the occasion: the Apple-Atcha Honey’d Apple Ale. This unique beer is expected to be a crowd-pleaser, perfect for fall. For foodies, The Taco Spot WV food truck will be on-site, serving up delicious tacos and snacks throughout the day.
      Local favorite Smooth Ambler Spirits will also be joining the celebration, bringing their Whiskey Wagon over from across the street to offer their smooth craft whiskey for attendees to enjoy.
      The Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company invites all beer enthusiasts, locals, and visitors to come out and join in on the fun, celebrating their first year of success since reopening.
      For more information, you can visit their website at www.gvbc.beer.
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      Vendors Announced for Carnegie Hall’s Taste of Our Towns

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      The delicious fundraiser for Carnegie Hall, Taste Of Our Towns (TOOT), will take place on Saturday, October 12, from 12 to 8 p.m. Thousands of residents and visitors from across the region gather on the streets of historic downtown Lewisburg to sample delicious food from local restaurants, civic clubs, and nonprofit organizations.  
      This year, TOOT will feature over 30 food/drink vendors and close to 20 vending and demonstrating artists. Stay tuned for more information on vending locations and items.
      2024 TOOT Vendors include Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Central, Kitchen 304, Davis Stuart Culinary, Blackwell's Catering, Child & Youth Advocacy Center, The Dawg House, Sixpence Pizza, The Twist, Fairway Fork, The Greenbrier, Greenbrier Sporting Club, Aviagen Turkeys, The Chocolate Lady, The French Goat, CAMC Greenbrier Valley Medical Center, Greenbrier Valley Childrens' Home, Resurrecting Praise Community Choir, New River Hospitality, Hawk Knob Cidery, The Schoolhouse Hotel,  Smooth Ambler, Wooton, Davis, Hussell & Johnson PLLC, Go Duck Media, Country Roads Beer Company, The Humble Tomato, Del Sol Cantina, Max on Main, Greenbrier Valley Aquatic Center, Mill Creek Homestyle Bakery, Deez Eatz, Yarid's, The Twisted Chef, Across the Board, Manic Espresso, Greenbrier Humane Society, Briergarten, and The Wild Bean.
      Carnegie Hall Teaching Artist exhibits and demonstration will include Jessie Thornton, Kelsie Tyson, Peggy Owens, Sean O’Connell, Kathy Talley, West Virginia Woodturners Association, Theresa Filzen, Greenbrier Artists, Jennifer Spencer, Debbie Rapp, Thomas Ruggiero, Luke Davis, Connie Gottshall, Amie Durrman, Lee Street Studios, Karen Leland, Sandra Schmocker, and Linda Zimmer.
      The 2024 Taste of Our Town (TOOT) Title Sponsor is The Schoolhouse Hotel. The 2024 TOOT Beer Garden Sponsor is The American Beer Company. 
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      Carnegie Hall’s Taste of Our Towns vendor registration ends Friday, September 13

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      On Saturday, October 12, from 12 to 4 p.m., Carnegie Hall’s Taste of Our Towns (TOOT) festival will bring thousands of visitors to downtown Lewisburg. TOOT is a fundraiser for Carnegie Hall, but also benefits local businesses and nonprofits that take advantage of this great opportunity. Not only is it profitable, with vendors keeping 100% of their sales, but it is also great exposure, as thousands of potential customers annually attend.  
      TOOT involves the closing of downtown Lewisburg on Washington, Court, and Church Streets and distribution of a map-orienting patrons to vendor locations, Art Block, entertainment, and demonstrations. The festival strives to offer a food tasting adventure featuring the fare of southeastern West Virginia, including Greenbrier, Pocahontas, Webster, Nicholas, Fayette, Summers, and Monroe Counties.
      This year will also include a TOOT Afterparty from 4 – 8 p.m. on Church Street, with entertainment provided by The Davisson Brothers Band, a genre-blurring mountain rock band formed in Clarksburg, WV. The band has created a uniquely authentic Appalachian country sound, which has helped them grow into one of the most successful independent acts in the world. Tickets for the outdoor concert go on sale September 13.
      Restaurants, businesses, and non-profit organizations are invited to be a vendor at TOOT 2024. The non-refundable registration fee is $300 ($200 for nonprofits) and vendors keep 100% of their profits. Vendor registration ends Friday, September 13.
      Vendors set their own item prices for the festival. The vendor’s proposed menu is due September 14.
      Vendors are promoted on the official TOOT map during the four-hour, food-focused event and retain 100% of the proceeds. Vendors should plan now to be a part of this local tradition.
      To register or for more information please visit www.carnegiehallwv.org/taste-of-our-towns. Booth location preferences are fulfilled on a first come, first served basis. Carnegie Hall reserves the right to decline an application or to require alternate food selections.
      For more information contact Carnegie Hall Development Manager Kit LIndsey at 304-645-7917 or email [email protected].
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      Giant Flea Market Returns to the State Fair of West Virginia

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      Get ready for a weekend of shopping like no other as the State Fair of West Virginia hosts its highly anticipated Giant Flea Market from September 6-8, 2024. This annual event offers a unique opportunity for bargain hunters and treasure seekers to explore a wide variety of goods from vendors set up across both indoor and outdoor spaces.
      The flea market will be open on Friday, September 6, and Saturday, September 7, from 8 AM to 5 PM, and on Sunday, September 8, from 9 AM to 3 PM. Whether you're looking for antiques, handcrafted items, collectibles, or just a good deal, the Giant Flea Market has something for everyone.
      In addition to shopping, attendees can enjoy a variety of food options available at the event, including:
      GH Concessions Steak Sandwiches Coach's Dippin' Dots Ben-Ellen Donuts Belt's Pizza The WV Pickle Guy With such a diverse selection of vendors and food options, the Giant Flea Market is the perfect place to spend a weekend with family and friends. Whether you're a seasoned flea market enthusiast or just looking for a fun outing, this event is sure to offer something special.
      For more information and to apply as a vendor, visit the State Fair of West Virginia's official event page here. Don't miss out on this exciting weekend of shopping and community fun!
      #SFWV #GiantFleaMarket #WestVirginiaEvents #ShopLocal
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      State Fair of West Virginia Visitors Can Learn Important Electrical Safety Tips at Live Demo

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      Visitors at the State Fair of West Virginia in Lewisburg have the unique opportunity to learn critical electrical safety tips through live demonstrations hosted by Mon Power, a subsidiary of FirstEnergy Corp. (NYSE: FE). The company is showcasing its live wire electrical safety trailer on the fairgrounds, offering attendees a firsthand look at the power of electricity and how to stay safe around electrical equipment.
      The demonstrations, utilizing the trailer's 7,200-kilovolt power lines, provide highly visual and impactful lessons on recognizing dangerous electrical conditions. The trailer, along with an informational booth, is stationed at 947 Maplewood Ave., with live demonstrations taking place daily at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. through August 16.
      "Safety is a core value for our company, and this is a great opportunity at one of the state's largest events to educate people of all ages and backgrounds about how to stay safe and avoid accidental contact with power lines and electrical equipment," said Jim Myers, Vice President of FirstEnergy's West Virginia Operations.
      The trailer is equipped with various types of electrical equipment commonly found in neighborhoods, including power lines, transformers, and systems that transition overhead power into underground services. Powered by a generator, the trailer allows Mon Power crews to simulate real-life scenarios in a controlled environment, raising awareness of the dangers associated with live wires and the importance of staying vigilant around power lines.
      Trained facilitators from Mon Power demonstrate some of the most common causes of power outages, such as animals contacting equipment or tree branches falling on lines. They also highlight the risks first responders face when approaching vehicles that may be in contact with live wires.
      A key focus of the demonstrations is on the everyday household objects that can pose a risk when used near electrical lines, such as ladders, kite strings, and shovels. The crew simulates what happens when these objects come into contact with power lines, creating bright electrical arcs that visually demonstrate the potential dangers.
      These safety demonstrations are part of FirstEnergy's broader "Stop. Look. Live." corporate safety campaign, which aims to educate the public on electrical safety and prevent accidents. For those unable to attend, additional safety tips and educational videos are available on FirstEnergy's public safety website.
      The State Fair of West Virginia, the state's largest multi-day event, is currently celebrating its 99th year. More information about the fair can be found at statefairofwv.com.
      Mon Power provides electric service to approximately 395,000 customers across 34 counties in West Virginia. To stay updated, follow Mon Power on X (formerly Twitter) @MonPowerWV and on Facebook at facebook.com/MonPowerWV.
      FirstEnergy Corp., dedicated to integrity, safety, reliability, and operational excellence, operates one of the nation's largest investor-owned electric systems, serving customers across Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland, and New York. Learn more about FirstEnergy at firstenergycorp.com and follow them on X @FirstEnergyCorp.
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      Vendors Needed for Carnegie Hall’s 38th Annual Taste of Our Towns Festival

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      On Saturday, October 12, 2024, from 12 to 4 p.m., the 38th annual Taste of Our Towns (TOOT) festival will bring thousands of visitors to downtown Lewisburg. TOOT is a fundraiser for Carnegie Hall, a cultural institution of the Greenbrier Valley/New River region that brings arts education, performances, and exhibits to all.
      TOOT involves the closing of downtown Lewisburg on Washington, Court, and Church Streets and distribution of a map-orienting patrons to ticket and tasting locations, Art Block, entertainment, and exhibits. The festival strives to offer a food tasting adventure, featuring the fare of southeastern West Virginia, including Greenbrier, Pocahontas, Webster, Nicholas, Fayette, Summers, and Monroe Counties.
      Restaurants, businesses, and non-profit organizations are invited to be a vendor at TOOT 2024. The non-refundable registration fee is $300 ($250 for nonprofits) and vendors keep 100% of their profits. Vendors who sign up before August 1 receive $50 off the vendor registration.
      Vendors set their own item prices for the festival. Vendor’s proposed menu is due September 14.
      Vendors are promoted on the official TOOT map during the four-hour, food-focused event and retain 100% of the proceeds. Vendors should plan now to be a part of this local tradition.
      To register or for more information please visit www.carnegiehallwv.org/taste-of-our-towns. Booth location preferences are fulfilled on a first come, first served basis. Carnegie Hall reserves the right to decline an application or to require alternate food selections.
      Carnegie Hall and the community look forward to having a safe and successful Taste of Our Towns. Call Carnegie Hall Development Director Sally Bray at 304-645-7917 or email [email protected] with questions.
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      Domino's Pizza Opens New Location in Lewisburg

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      Domino's Pizza has officially opened a new location in Lewisburg, marking a significant addition to the local dining scene. The store, located at 213 Coleman Drive, Suite A, opened its doors on Monday, July 15th, following a series of construction delays that pushed back the initial opening date.
      The grand opening has been met with overwhelming enthusiasm from the community, as evidenced by the nearly two-hour wait times for online orders. This high demand is a clear indication of the store's popularity and the excitement surrounding its arrival.
      Domino's offers a wide range of menu options, including specialty pizzas, stuffed cheesy breads, loaded tots, wings, desserts, pastas, oven-baked sandwiches, and salads. Some featured items at the Lewisburg location include the Pepperoni Stuffed Cheesy Bread and Cheddar Bacon Loaded Tots.
      Customers can place their orders for delivery or carryout by visiting Domino's website or using the Domino's app. The store's address and contact information are as follows:
      DOMINO'S 213 Coleman Drive, Suite A Lewisburg, WV 24901 (681) 494-1200
      The store hours are:
      Monday to Thursday: 10:30 AM - 12:00 AM Friday and Saturday: 10:30 AM - 1:00 AM Sunday: 10:30 AM - 12:00 AM Domino's also offers various coupons, online-only deals, and local promotions. Customers can sign up for email and text offers to receive the latest discounts and special offers directly to their phone or inbox.
      Residents can explore the full menu and place their orders online to experience the delicious offerings from the new Domino's location. For more information and to start your order, visit the Domino's website at Domino's Lewisburg.
      The opening of this new Domino's is a welcome addition to Lewisburg, providing residents with another convenient option for enjoying their favorite pizzas and other delicious menu items.
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      Amazon Prime Day 2024: A Shopper’s Paradise for Deals and Discounts

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      Amazon Prime Day is back and bigger than ever! This year’s event, spanning July 15 and 16, promises an unparalleled shopping experience with thousands of exclusive deals, lightning sales, and special offers available to Amazon Prime members nationwide. Here's what you need to know to make the most of this highly anticipated event.
      What is Amazon Prime Day?
      Amazon Prime Day is an annual, exclusive shopping event for Amazon Prime members. Launched in 2015 to celebrate Amazon's 20th anniversary, it has since evolved into one of the largest global shopping events. Prime Day offers significant discounts across a wide range of categories, including electronics, home goods, fashion, beauty products, and much more.
      Key Highlights for 2024
      48 Hours of Deals: This year, Amazon has extended Prime Day to a full 48 hours, allowing shoppers more time to find and purchase their desired items at discounted prices.
      Early Access for Prime Members: Starting on July 14, Prime members can enjoy early access to select deals. Keep an eye out for “Deals of the Day” and “Lightning Deals,” which feature limited-time offers on popular products.
      New Product Launches: Prime Day 2024 will also see the launch of several new products, giving shoppers the first chance to purchase the latest innovations in technology, home appliances, and more.
      Small Business Spotlight: In a continued effort to support small businesses, Amazon will highlight products from independent sellers, offering special promotions and discounts on unique, handcrafted items.
      Amazon Devices on Sale: Expect significant discounts on Amazon’s own devices, including Echo smart speakers, Fire tablets, Kindle e-readers, and Ring security products.
      Tips for Making the Most of Prime Day
      Create a Wish List: Plan ahead by creating a wish list of items you're interested in. This will help you stay organized and ensure you don’t miss out on deals for the products you want most.
      Use the Amazon App: Download the Amazon app for access to exclusive app-only deals and real-time notifications about sales and promotions.
      Set Up Deal Alerts: Enable deal alerts for items on your wish list to receive notifications when they go on sale.
      Check Frequently: New deals are released regularly throughout the 48-hour event, so check back often to catch the latest discounts.
      Compare Prices: Use tools like CamelCamelCamel or Honey to track price histories and ensure you’re getting the best deal.
      Not a Prime Member? No Problem!
      If you’re not already an Amazon Prime member, now is a great time to join. Amazon offers a 30-day free trial, allowing new members to take full advantage of Prime Day deals without any immediate cost. Membership also includes other benefits such as free two-day shipping, access to Prime Video, Prime Music, and more.
      Conclusion
      Amazon Prime Day 2024 is set to be an incredible event for bargain hunters and deal enthusiasts. With a little preparation and the right strategy, you can make the most of the fantastic discounts and exclusive offers available. Happy shopping!
      For more information and to start your free trial, visit Amazon Prime.
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      WV Inflatables Announces New Ownership

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      WV Inflatables, a beloved local business known for providing top-notch inflatable rentals, is thrilled to announce a change in ownership. Billy and the team are passing the torch to Jeremiah Whitlow as they prepare to welcome their third child and embrace a slower pace of life.
      "We are so incredibly thankful for the customer base we have and the support we have received since the very beginning," said Billy. The decision to step back comes as they prioritize family time during this special season.
      Jeremiah Whitlow will take over as the new owner of WV Inflatables. Known for his dedication and vision, Jeremiah plans to expand the business and serve a wider area, continuing the legacy of excellent service that customers have come to expect.
      All existing reservations will be honored, and the contact number for inquiries and bookings remains unchanged at (304) 667-2654. Jeremiah encourages all customers to reach out with any questions or rental needs as the transition takes place.
      "We know you guys will help make this happen," Billy added, expressing confidence in the community's continued support under the new leadership.
      Stay tuned for more updates and exciting developments from WV Inflatables as Jeremiah Whitlow takes the helm!

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      Domino's Pizza Set to Open New Location in Lewisburg

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      A new Domino's Pizza location is expected to open soon in Lewisburg, bringing a popular pizza chain to the area. The store will be located at 213 Coleman Drive, Suite A, near I-64 and next to the Exxon station inside the old Subway location.
      Greenbrier Journal reached out to Domino's for a press inquiry on May 22nd but has not yet received a response. However, after making some calls, it was discovered that the store was initially supposed to open on June 1st. Due to construction delays, the opening is now expected towards the end of June closer to July. Recent power outages earlier this week are also believed to have contributed to the delay.
      The new location was recently added to Domino's website, indicating that the opening is imminent. The address for the new Domino's Pizza in Lewisburg is:
      DOMINO'S
      213 Coleman Dr Ste A
      Lewisburg, WV 24901
      (877) 883-964
      Residents and pizza enthusiasts in the area are eagerly anticipating the grand opening of this new addition to the local dining scene. The Greenbrier Journal will continue to provide updates on the opening date as more information becomes available.
      For more details, visit the official Domino's website: https://pizza.dominos.com/west-virginia/lewisburg/213-coleman-dr-ste-a
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      Planned Power Outage for Alderson

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      Greenbrier County Homeland Security & Emergency Management has announced a planned power outage to upgrade facilities in the vicinity of Alderson, WV. The outage is scheduled for Monday, June 3, 2024, from 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. In case of inclement weather, the make-up day is set for Friday, June 14, 2024.
      Approximately 105 customers will be affected by this outage, but it's important to note that downtown Alderson will not be impacted. Affected customers will receive an automated call with the following message from Mon Power:
      Automated Message:
      Hello. This message is from Mon Power. On Monday, June 3, 2024, there will be a planned power outage to upgrade facilities. The outage will affect customers in the vicinity of Alderson, WV. If you are receiving this message, you will experience a service interruption from approximately 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. In the event of inclement weather, the planned outage will be rescheduled for Friday, June 14, 2024. If you have any questions, please call: 800-686-0022. Mon Power thanks you for your patience and understanding while we perform this work to improve your electric service reliability.
      Mon Power appreciates the patience and understanding of its customers while they work to enhance electric service reliability. If you have any questions, please contact Mon Power at the provided phone number. Stay informed and plan accordingly to minimize any inconvenience this outage may cause.
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      State Fair of West Virginia Hosts Free Flea Market Setup This Saturday

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      The State Fair of West Virginia is excited to announce a special opportunity for local vendors and shoppers alike. This Saturday, May 25, 2024, the weekly flea market will offer free setup in the Free Parking Lot, making it an ideal occasion to explore a wide variety of local offerings.
      Running from 7 am to 1 pm, the flea market promises a vibrant array of goods, including antiques, handcrafted items, fresh produce, and much more. With the added incentive of no setup fees for vendors, this event is expected to draw a diverse selection of sellers, providing an excellent opportunity for bargain hunters and treasure seekers.
      The event will take place in the Free Parking Lot, offering ample space for both vendors and shoppers. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early to make the most of the event and find the best deals.
      Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to support local businesses and find unique items this Saturday at the State Fair of West Virginia's flea market. See you there!

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      Gov. Justice celebrates new Myrtle Beach Breeze Airways flight

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      Gov. Jim Justice announced today that Breeze Airways, the only Nice Low Cost Carrier (NLCC) in the U.S. will begin its new service from Charleston (CRW) to Myrtle Beach, SC, on Friday, May 10, 2024. Fares on the new route start from $49 one-way.

      "I'm so glad to see this partnership with Breeze Airways continue to flourish by expanding their service to connect West Virginia with Myrtle Beach, South Carolina,” said Gov. Justice. “Airports play such an important role in fueling our economy, increasing tourism, and making our state even more accessible. I can’t wait for all of the blue Breeze planes to touch down at West Virginia International Yeager Airport this summer.”

      Today’s announcement is another milestone in the historic partnership announced in March 2023. This award-winning carrier has committed to adding five new destinations, including New York City, through this partnership in the next two years. 

      “We're thrilled for the start of the Myrtle Beach Breeze flight to West Virginia International Yeager Airport," Secretary of the West Virginia Department of Tourism Chelsea Ruby said. "I want to thank Governor Justice, the Legislature and our local partners for their continued partnership and investment in tourism infrastructure across the state. I'm looking forward to welcoming blue Breeze planes full of travelers to Almost Heaven this summer and beyond.”  

      "We're excited to extend our collaboration with Breeze, reintroducing the eagerly awaited Myrtle Beach route," shared Dominique Ranieri, Airport Director & CEO. "Providing affordable Breeze flights has proven immensely popular among our travelers, as we expand our range of nonstop destinations. Our sincere thanks to Breeze Airways, Governor Justice, Secretary of Tourism Chelsea Ruby, the Kanawha County Commission, and the City of Charleston for their ongoing dedication to fulfilling the travel needs of our community and visitors."

      “Breeze’s focus is on connecting underserved markets, adding nonstops between cities without existing service,” said Breeze Airways’ President Tom Doxey. “As we continue to introduce new service from Charleston, we’re proud to bring affordable and convenient new travel options to South Carolina.”

      Recognized by Travel + Leisure readers as one of the Top 5 Best U.S. Airlines for the second consecutive year, Breeze offers Guests both bundled and a la carte options known as Nice, Nicer and, on flights operated with the Airbus A220-300, Nicest. The Nicest bundle includes two checked bags, priority boarding and Breeze Ascent—the carrier’s premium inflight experience featuring 2x2 recliner-style seating and complimentary snacks and beverages, including alcohol.  

      Breeze doesn’t charge change or cancellation fees up to 15 minutes prior to departure and offers other benefits such as free family seating and a la carte pricing. With seamless booking, no change or cancellation fees, up to 24-months of reusable flight credit and customized flight features delivered via a sleek and simple app, Breeze makes it easy to buy and easy to fly. Learn more about Breeze’s flight offerings via our site or the app.
      Story Source: https://governor.wv.gov/News/press-releases/2024/Pages/Gov.-Justice-celebrates-new-Myrtle-Beach-Breeze-Airways-flight.aspx
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      Business After Hours at The Schoolhouse Hotel

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      The Greater Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce invites you to an evening of camaraderie, networking, and discovery at The Schoolhouse Hotel's Business After Hours event. Scheduled for Thursday, February 29th, from 5:30 to 7:30 PM, this gathering promises to be an opportunity for local businesses to connect, explore, and potentially walk away with some exclusive Schoolhouse swag.
      Located at 125 Schoolhouseway in White Sulphur Springs, WV, The Schoolhouse Hotel will open its doors to the business community for an evening of interaction and engagement. Attendees can expect an array of activities, including snacks, beverages, and a cash bar to complement the networking ambiance.
      Moreover, the event offers an excellent chance to discover the latest updates and offerings at The Schoolhouse Hotel. Guests are encouraged to take part in guided tours to explore the unique features and amenities of this historic establishment.
      A highlight of the evening will be the chance to win a coveted Schoolhouse swag basket. Every attendee will have the opportunity to participate, adding an element of excitement to an already vibrant gathering.
      Business After Hours events are renowned for fostering connections, partnerships, and collaborations within the local business ecosystem. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur, a budding startup, or a representative of a larger corporation, this event offers a platform to exchange ideas, forge new relationships, and expand your professional network.
      To learn more about The Schoolhouse Hotel and this upcoming event, visit TheSchoolhouseHotelWV.com. Mark your calendars, gather your business cards, and join us at The Schoolhouse Hotel on Thursday, February 29th, for an evening of networking and community building.
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      Kroger in Ronceverte Upgrades Shopping Experience with New Shopping Carts

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      Kroger in Ronceverte received a shipment of 200 new black shopping carts this Wednesday, as confirmed by a store employee. The decision to replace the aging carts underscores Kroger's commitment to maintaining high standards and enhancing customer satisfaction. This investment reflects the store's strong performance and signals its dedication to serving the community for the long term.
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      U.S. Postal Service Implements Stamp Price Increase

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      Earlier this week, the United States Postal Service (USPS) implemented a stamp price increase, further raising the cost of mailing packages and letters. The move, which has sparked public debate, is part of a series of rate adjustments by the USPS, marking the fifth increase since August 2021.
      For individuals with a stash of forever stamps, the news comes with a silver lining – these stamps remain valid despite the price hike. However, the purchase price for new forever stamps has risen by two cents, now standing at 68 cents per stamp, compared to the previous 66 cents for first-class mail.
      The USPS justifies the latest rate hike by pointing to the need to counteract inflation and rectify the "effects of a previously defective pricing model." However, critics argue that the rapid succession of price increases is unprecedented and has raised concerns about the long-term viability of traditional mail services.
      The recent adjustment follows a postage hike in July and a previous increase in August 2021, when the cost of a forever stamp rose to 58 cents. In the midst of these changes, the current postmaster has unveiled a comprehensive 10-year plan aimed at improving the financial health of the USPS. This plan includes measures such as slowing down the delivery of standard mail to six days, a shift from the previous goal of three days nationwide.
      In addition to the higher stamp prices, the USPS has increased rates for priority mail and ground services by over five percent. While the USPS contends that these adjustments are necessary for financial stability, critics argue that the rapid price hikes may discourage individuals from using traditional mail services altogether.
      The ongoing public debate reflects a broader concern about the accessibility and affordability of postal services in the United States. As the USPS grapples with these changes, questions about the future of mail services persist in an era dominated by digital communication. The impact of these adjustments on consumers and the postal industry as a whole remains a topic of keen interest and discussion across the nation.
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      Dave's Farm Supply Expands Operations with Feed Mill

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      In an exciting announcement, Dave's Farm Supply has revealed its plans to set up a state-of-the-art feed mill, enhancing its capabilities to serve the farming community. This development comes alongside another significant update - the arrival of a fresh shipment of high-quality hardwood heating pellets.
      As Maxwelton's go-to farm supply resource, Dave's Farm Supply has built a reputation for offering an extensive range of farm and garden supplies. From top-tier animal feed to metal roofing supplies, flea protection products, and beyond, the store has become synonymous with quality and reliability.
      The upcoming feed mill is a strategic move by Dave's Farm Supply to further solidify its commitment to meeting the diverse needs of the farming community. With plans to bag its own corn, the farm supply store aims to provide a comprehensive solution for livestock owners and farmers. This new venture ensures a stable and local source of high-quality feed, contributing to the overall agricultural ecosystem.
      In addition to the feed mill announcement, Dave's Farm Supply has also shared the news of receiving a fresh load of hardwood heating pellets. As the winter months approach, this delivery comes as a timely and welcomed addition to the store's inventory. Customers can now count on Dave's Farm Supply for reliable and efficient heating solutions, with a focus on quality hardwood pellets.
      Dave's Farm Supply continues to uphold its commitment to offering the best brands in the market. The store proudly stocks products from reputable brands such as Gibson, Garmin, Chestnut Mountain Dog Food, and others. Whether it's metal roofing supplies in vibrant colors, farm gates for livestock management, or top-notch animal supplies including flea protection and collars, the store has become a one-stop-shop for farm and home essentials.
      Customers can conveniently browse and purchase items from Dave's Farm Supply through their website. The online platform ensures accessibility and ease of shopping, allowing customers to explore the diverse range of products and make informed choices. For inquiries or more information, the store encourages customers to reach out via phone at (304) 497-3030.
      Beyond the farm and garden supplies, Dave's Farm Supply also takes pride in offering propane and propane accessories at affordable prices. Ensuring comfort during the winter months, the store provides quality propane options for homes.
      As a farm supply store, Dave's Farm Supply remains committed to providing the Maxwelton community with a diverse selection of products. From farm essentials to home and garden tools, customers can expect the best in quality and service. Visit Dave's Farm Supply and explore the wide array of offerings that make it the preferred choice for all farm and home needs.
      Source: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100083358190513
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      Planned Power Outage for Facility Upgrade in Lewisburg, WV

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      In an effort to enhance the reliability of electric service, Mon Power has scheduled a planned power outage for Wednesday, January 10, 2024. The outage will take place from 8:00 am to 2:00 pm and will affect approximately 400 customers in the vicinity of Lewisburg, WV. It is essential to note that downtown Lewisburg will not be impacted by this planned outage.
      The purpose of this scheduled interruption is to facilitate upgrades to existing facilities, ensuring a more robust and efficient power infrastructure for the affected area. Mon Power understands the inconvenience this may cause and extends its gratitude to customers for their patience and understanding during this essential maintenance work.
      In the event of inclement weather on January 10, 2024, the planned outage will be rescheduled to Wednesday, January 17, 2024. This "make-up" day serves as a contingency to ensure the safety and well-being of both customers and Mon Power personnel.
      Customers within the affected area will receive an automated call to the phone number associated with their account of record. The recorded message will inform them about the planned power outage, its duration, and the rescheduling process in case of adverse weather conditions. Mon Power encourages customers to reach out to their helpline at 800-686-0022 for any inquiries or concerns.
      Mon Power is committed to maintaining open communication with its customers and appreciates their cooperation as the company works towards improving the overall electric service reliability in the Lewisburg community.
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      Countryman Communications Expands High-Speed Internet Services to Alderson

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      Alderson residents now have access to cutting-edge internet services as Countryman Communications, a local Internet Service Provider (ISP), announced the launch of new services in the downtown area. The ISP has successfully completed the site build and is ready to provide residents with lightning-fast speeds and the added benefit of no data caps.
      Utilizing the latest technology in the industry, Countryman Communications is committed to delivering an unparalleled internet experience to the community. The company assures residents that existing packages will still be honored, but they are also introducing new packages featuring impressive speeds.
      The newly introduced packages include a 200 Mbps option priced at $100.30 (after tax) and a 400 Mbps option at $110.30 (after tax). These high-speed packages are designed to cater to the increasing demand for faster and more reliable internet connectivity in today's digital age.
      Residents interested in exploring these new offerings can visit the official website of Countryman Communications at www.cmcinc.us. The website provides detailed information about the available packages, ensuring that residents can make informed decisions based on their specific needs.
      Additionally, Countryman Communications is extending these high-speed packages to residents living off Muddy Creek, provided they are within 6 miles and have a clear line of sight. This move is part of the ISP's commitment to expanding its services and reaching as many residents as possible.
      Looking ahead, Countryman Communications has ambitious plans for the future. The company has announced its intention to upgrade other sites to this advanced equipment in 2024, ensuring that more areas will benefit from the enhanced internet experience.
      For further details and inquiries, residents are encouraged to visit the official website of Countryman Communications at www.cmcinc.us. The company remains dedicated to providing top-notch internet services to enhance the digital lives of Alderson residents.
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      Grand Re-Opening Celebration at Little General Marathon in Lewisburg

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      The Little General Marathon in Lewisburg on Monday, December 4, 2023, as the culmination of extensive renovations was celebrated with a grand re-opening. The completion of the transformative upgrades, finalized around November 20th, was showcased in a lively ribbon-cutting ceremony, presenting the community with enhanced facilities and a renewed sense of vibrancy.
      The revitalized location now boasts several gas pumps, a fully stocked convenience store, Sam’s Hot Dog Stand, and a Godfather’s Pizza Express featuring inviting dining room seating. To honor the occasion, slices of pizza were made available at a special price of $1 each, offered during two time slots – 11 AM to 2 PM and 5 PM to 8 PM.
      Conveniently positioned just two miles off I-64 along U.S. Route 219 North, the Little General Marathon and Godfather’s Pizza Express have evolved into a comprehensive destination for fuel, snacks, and delectable meals, catering to the diverse needs of the community.
      Residents and visitors alike turned out in substantial numbers to partake in the grand re-opening festivities, seizing the opportunity to enjoy exclusive offers and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. The noon-time ribbon-cutting ceremony officially marked the commencement of a new chapter for this popular Marathon gas station.
      The completion of the renovations around November 20th not only met expectations but also signaled a fresh beginning for the Little General Marathon, promising an elevated and enjoyable experience for patrons in Lewisburg, further solidifying its place as a cornerstone in the local community.
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