FOR ALMOST 100 YEARS, the St. Paul First Baptist Church building has been a Fourth Avenue landmark. To keep it looking good, some updates are being carried out. One area that recently received attention is the nursery. In addition to new paint and flooring, the nursery now sports a mural commissioned by the church’s Young… Read More New Mural at St. Paul First Baptist Church
November 6, 2019 From Barbara Trent Manager of Carter Bank & Trust On October 28th Carter Bank & Trust and Food City sponsored a Halloween Costume Contest. We appreciate all who came to watch and enter the competition. Winners are pictured below, left to right … Age 0-2 1st place – McKinleigh Compton as the witch, 2nd place… Read More More Halloween Fun….
SBA Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available in Virginia Announcement Follows USDA Disaster Declaration NOVEMBER 6, 2019 RICHMOND, Va. – The U.S. Small Business Administration announced today Economic Injury Disaster Loans are available to small businesses, small agricultural cooperatives, small businesses engaged in aquaculture and private nonprofit organizations located in Wise County, Virginia as a result drought… Read More Small Business Admin. Economic Injury Disaster Loans Available in Virginia
Pictured below are scenes from polling places in Castlewood and St. Paul. Were you among those who exercised your right to vote? Voting is an essential component of who we are as Americans. We voted and we hope you did too.
© Jerry F. Couch No, this isn’t a contest. It’s the story of a building that experienced some calamitous events over the years. The Vance building (its actual name was Riverside Café) was the only restaurant in its particular section of St. Paul to be continuously owned and operated by the same family throughout its… Read More The Most Lucky or the Least Lucky House in St. Paul?