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Two-year WV vehicle inspection stickers available in 2024 | News - Vimarsana News

Two-year WV vehicle inspection stickers available in 2024 | News

A West Virginia state law that makes vehicle inspection stickers valid for two years went into effect with the new year, though drivers are encouraged to stay up to date on their vehicle maintenance in between inspections.

Two-year WV vehicle inspection stickers available in 2024 | Kanawha Valley - Vimarsana News

Two-year WV vehicle inspection stickers available in 2024 | Kanawha Valley

A West Virginia state law that makes vehicle inspection stickers valid for two years went into effect with the new year, though drivers are encouraged to stay up to date on their vehicle maintenance in between inspections.

Portland apartment rents fell significantly in 2020, with downtown driving sharp decline - Vimarsana News

Portland apartment rents fell significantly in 2020, with downtown driving sharp decline

The cost of renting an apartment in downtown Portland dropped 6.8% in 2020, while rental prices dropped 5.7% in Northwest Portland.

King George County 'as a whole is mourning' loss of Roy Fenwick - Vimarsana News

King George County 'as a whole is mourning' loss of Roy Fenwick

The King George County Board of Supervisors held a moment of silence Tuesday night in memory of well-known resident Roy Fenwick Jr., who died last week doing what he loved most: helping others. Fenwick had gotten his tractor out to help his neighbor in an area of the county known as Tetotum, off State Route 218 near Westmoreland County. Fenwick had lived there all his life. To many, he was known as the “mayor of Tetotum,” said Supervisor Jeff Stonehill, who called for the moment of silence as he asked people to “think back on your most enjoyable moments with Roy.”