Bank of Monroe backs Greenbrier Hall project
The Bank of Monroe in Union pledges 10000 dollars to the Greenbrier Community College Foundation for renovation and relocation of Greenbrier Hall. The bank supports Concord College scholarships and offers savings and loan plans to aid area students and families.
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