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Lorentz, WV · Real Estate
WDTV
Burning promises: White Hall residents still waiting on mine fire fix
WHITE HALL, W.Va (WDTV) - Virginia Petersavage has agreed to sell her home on Nellie Lane after a landslide tied to an underground mine fire threatened the property, even as the fix she was promised has not yet broken ground. Petersavage’s home was introduced to viewers a couple of weeks...
connect-bridgeport.com
Council OKs Two Projects at The Bridge as Options for Seven-Figure All-Purpose Building Listed at Facility
Although Bridgeport City Council approved tens of thousands of dollars for projects at The Bridge last night, a decision on an all-purpose building beside the facility’s new all-purpose fields is still a few months away. It was part of several issues acted on by Council at its meeting Monday...
myfamilytravels.com
This Town in West Virginia Lets Retirees Trade High Rent For River Views And Porch Swings
Rent checks have a funny way of eating up a retirement dream one month at a time. I went looking for a spot in West Virginia where the money might stretch further, expecting a sleepy town with little to say, and instead found river sunsets, ancient history, and neighbors who still wave from their porches.
WTRF
McLure Hotel future still uncertain
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) – The future of the McLure hotel is still undetermined after another status hearing Wednesday in Wheeling Municipal Court. An undisclosed buyer is still attempting to buy the property, and a good-faith purchase process is underway. The hotel was ordered closed in the fall of 2024...
WTRF- 7News
McLure Hotel future still uncertain
WHEELING, W.Va. (WTRF) – The future of the McLure hotel is still undetermined after another status hearing Wednesday in Wheeling Municipal Court. An undisclosed buyer is still attempting to buy the property, and a good-faith purchase process is underway. The hotel was ordered closed in the fall of 2024 after severe safety and building code violations were […]
wajr.com
WestRidge announces emergence from Chapter 11
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A U.S. bankruptcy judge has signed off on a reorganization plan signaling WestRidge’s emergence from Chapter 11. Judge David Bissett approved the plan that will include a combination of public financing in the form of tax increment financing and sales tax increment financing bond issuances approved in July by the Monongalia County Commission. According to WestRidge officials, institutional bond investors include BlackRock, Goldman Sachs and Invesco. New private financing will also be provided by longtime lender First United Bank & Trust.