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Police: 2 juveniles killed in West Virginia ATV crash May 17, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail RICHWOOD, W.Va. (AP) — Two juveniles have been killed in an all-terrain vehicle crash in West Virginia, State Police said. The crash happened Saturday along the South Fork of the Cherry River in Greenbrier County, State Police said in a news release. Troopers found both juveniles beneath the ATV near an embankment. The victim's names were not immediately released and the crash remains under investigation by the State Police's Richwood detachment. Top Picks In S...

Troopers say it happened Saturday afternoon around 5:00 p.m. Nicholas County 911 dispatchers were notified of an ATV wreck at the 2 mile marker of the South Fork of the Cherry River within Greenbrier County, according to a release. Troopers say they discovered both juveniles beneath the ATV and embankment. Both juveniles were pronounced dead at the scene from injuries they suffered in the crash. An investigation is ongoing by the West Virginia State Police. Previous Story

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Photos by Janelle Patterson Chapel of the Four Chaplains Honoree Jared Smith, right, blinks back tears while holding his daughter Liberty, as the story of the four chaplains is read before a gathered crowd Monday in the American Legion Post 64. Left to right: Bernie Lyons, presents the Chapel of Four Chaplains Legion of Honor Humanitarian Award to Jared Smith, alongside Smith’s daughter Liberty, and wife Alison. Mike Francis, right, recognizes Roy Trembly’s induction into the Cherry River Navy. Will Yannitell accepts the recognition of junior legion of honor...

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9 March 2021 at 18 h 25 min Reading time: 1 min Special to the Record St. Luke’s Church in Magog is being restored and transformed into a microdistillery. The company Cherry River, producing mostly vodka and gin, officially acquired the church and got the green light for the project on Feb. 17, 2021. St. Luke’s is being reorganized into a production site and a boutique, but will also offer clients the chance to visit the facilities and test out the different products. “We wanted an inspiring building that would create curiosity. This church has more than 150 years of ...