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Justice family finalizes 'partnership' with new financier for Greenbrier Resort

CHARLESTON – The latest drama surrounding U.S. Sen. Jim Justice and the historic Greenbrier Resort in White Sulphur Springs appears to be over, with a deal finalized with a new financier, the federal court case brought by the previous lender dismissed and the governor calling for quick approval by gaming regulators. In a press release Friday afternoon, the Justice family announced a joint venture involving the Greenbrier with New York-based Kennedy Lewis Investment Management. “Today marks an exciting new chapter for The Greenbrier and an important moment for everyone who loves ...

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Warren High School Class of 2001 25-year class reunion The Warren High School Class of 2001 will hold its 25-year class reunion from 6:30-9:30 p.m. Saturday at The Galley in Marietta. There will be light appetizers and a cash bar. Cost is $25 per person. RSVP via this form: https://forms.gle/uQitAiL1GCDEytBv5. You can contact Liz Byers Ruble with any questions 740-706-0289. Jigsaw puzzle event First Presbyterian Church, 501 Fourth St., Marietta, is inviting anyone who enjoys doing jigsaw puzzles to come and help put four different 1000-piece puzzles together from 2-5 p.m. Sunday. ...

Area hit by sudden rain and high waters

PARKERSBURG – As rain swept through the area Friday morning causing havoc with water in local roadways, downed tree limbs and more, local officials continued to watch to see if the weather would impact local events. The National Weather Service in Charleston reported that many spots in the ...

Waterford Community Fair continues despite rain

WATERFORD — Rain created muddy conditions Friday at the Waterford Community Fair, making portions of the parking area difficult for smaller vehicles to navigate. Workers planned to place stone in some problem areas, according to fair official Chris Campbell. The weather forced organizers ...

Battle of Athens to be discussed

ATHENS – The 1904 Battle of Athens between U.S. Army regulars and Ohio National Guardsman will be the topic at the Lyceum Luncheon Brown Bag Speaker Series at noon Aug. 20 at the Southeast Ohio History Center. Cyrus Moore, director of the Baltimore Community Museum in Fairfield County, will ...