Suit against assessor settles in Greenbrier County
A civil suit brought by Nancy and Gary Sartor against Greenbrier County Assessor Clyde Bowling was settled for 823 cash as the Greenbrier County Commission accepted the offer. The agreement bars further claims and grants a tax credit while Bowling remains under a separate malfeasance investigation by Special Prosecutor Carl Harris.
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Lewisburg
Greenbrier
Clyde Bowling
Ued
Wal-Mart
Nancy Sartor
Sartor
Mark Burnette
Commission
Bowling
Burnette
Joe Feamster
Carl Harris
Fayette
Harris
Rural schools test bullet drills for active shooter safety
Bevier Meadow Elementary and Wilmot area schools rehearse drills as teachers and emergency officials push plans beyond fire drills. Instructors emphasize drop and cover, door locking, lights out, and police calls while districts from Arkansas to Tennessee consider statewide safety measures after recent school shootings.
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Wilmot
N.H
Gregg Champlin
State Office of Emergency Management
Champlin
Beaver Meadow
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Oregon
Mississippi
Kentucky
Emergency Management Institute
Emmitsburg
Ini
Larry Hamsher
Jacksonville
Ark
Jonesboro
Hamsher
Tennessee
Second Bostic Convicted for Lying in Perjury Plot
LEWISBURG The second member of a Lewisburg family charged in a perjury plot is convicted Jennifer Bostic pleaded guilty to one count of false swearing in Greenbrier County Circuit Court, a second count dismissed Her mother Sara Bostic was convicted May 24 of two counts of false swearing. Jennifer's brother Freddy, grandmother Eleanor Pemphrey, and friend Matthew Runyan await trial. Jennifer faces up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Lewisburg
Jennifer Bostic
Greenbrier
Bostic
Sara Bostic
Jennifer
Freddy Bostic
Eleanor Pemphrey
Matthew Runyan
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