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What do you need to make your stay in Monroe County more comfortable or complete? Look below for information on:
- Automobile Repair
- Banks
- Beauty Salons
- Churches
- Clinics and Physicians
- Dentists
- Florists
- Government
- Hardware
- Libraries
- Newspapers
- Pet Boarding Services
- Pharmacies
- Real Estate
- Service Organizations
- Veterinarians
Use our Find It! Locator Map to pinpoint the site.
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Bank - The Bank of Monroe |
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| Over a century ago, a group of men gathered in the county seat of Union, West Virginia, and in unassuming circumstances joined forces to create a new banking facility, The Bank of Monroe. Leading the bank is Ralph Mann, who has served since 1980. A full-service branch was opened in 2002 at 790 N. Jefferson Street, Lewisburg, WV. The Bank of Monroe offers traditional banking services for personal and commercial clients located primarily in Monroe and Greenbrier Counties of West Virginia. Contact us in Union, WV at 304.772.3034 or in Lewisburg, WV at 304.645.2000 for all your banking needs. |
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Clinics and Physicians - Monroe Health Center |
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| Monroe Health Center is a community health center established in 1972 to serve residents of Monroe and surrounding counties. Professionals include board-certified family practice physicians, physician''s assistants and various other medical and administrative support staff. Monroe Health Center has four sites offering services such as preventive public health services, X-ray, primary care, radiology, etc. |
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Government - Monroe County Online |
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| Deeds dating back to 1799. Birth certificates dating back to 1853. Marriage certificates dating back to 1799. Death records dating back to 1853. |
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Library - Monroe County Public Library |
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| The Monroe County Public Library was first organized in 1947 by the Farm Women’s Club. The main floor of the library houses books, videos, periodicals, and other materials as well as Internet accessible public use computers. The lower level contains a large meeting room and the Agnes Campbell Roles Learning Center. Library services include interlibrary loan, fax and copier use, free income tax assistance, GED preparation classes, basic computer classes and literacy tutoring. The library also houses a limited amount of genealogy materials. Monday through Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Closed Thursday, Friday from 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m., Saturday from 8:30 a.m. - 12 noon.
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Newspaper - The Monroe Watchman |
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| The county's only newspaper is an established family business in operation since 1872 with 10,500 readers. The newspaper celebrates the county's children, families, churches, and businesses; offering the best communication tool for local meetings and events unless you happen to be on the street talking to your neighbor before the weekly paper arrives! |
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Organization - Alderson Main Street |
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| Serving the community for many years by sponsoring and raising funds for the improvements of Alderson W Va. |
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Organization - Friends of THE Second Creek |
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| Friends of THE Second Creek, Inc. (FOTSC) is performing historic research to place the Second Creek water shed on the National Register of Historic Places. The group also processes grants for natural stream restoration within the water shed area. Restoration of historic buildings and sites, oral history recording, historic chain of title research and education is on the plate for the near future. FOTSC, Inc. plans to be in a position to assist owners of historic structures as well as other groups to secure funding for restoration projects. Executive Officers: Larry Mustain, President; Dennis White, Vice President; Dixie Lee Hoke, Secretary/Treasurer. |
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Organization - Greenbrier Valley EDC |
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| The Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation targets business development in Monroe, Greenbrier, and Pocahontas Counties. |
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Organization - Monroe Historical Society |
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| Society for the preservation and detailing of the history of Monroe County. Dues are $20 per year ($30 Family; $100 Life) and include the newsletter, which is issued quarterly. Historical Society meetings normally occur quarterly, on the second Sunday of March, June, September, and December, at 2pm, in the lower level of the Monroe County Public Library in Union (entrance in rear). Society maintains the Monroe County Historical Society Museum in Union. Several publications on Monroe County history for sale. Go to web site for more information. |
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Real Estate - Great Mountain Properties |
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| Full service real estate company serving Monroe, Greenbrier, and Summers counties. Let us help you to enjoy the peace and quiet and unique lifestyle this area offers. "Selling Nature''s Finest!" Residential, farms, land, commercial. |
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Real Estate - Walnut Springs Mountain Reserve |
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| Own the mountain retreat you've always dreamed of in a 1200 acre private paradise with some of the best views in West Virginia. Offering 2 to 60 acre estate lots and luxury homes in a private community within beautiful, pristine Monroe County. Call for a tour today. |
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| DVD For Sale |
"A Place Called Monroe"
More info? See Hot Deals |
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