By Theresa Flerx
Nearly a year and a half has passed since devastating flood waters swept across much of the Greenbrier Valley, but recovery and rebuilding continued through 2017 as the region returned to a relatively normal state.
Life moved forward as residents of White Sulphur Springs, Harts Run, Caldwell, Rainelle, Rupert and other Greenbrier Countians remembered those lost to the flood with monuments and celebrations, as they simultaneously rebuilt their future.
Read more in the Friday, December 29, edition of The West Virginia Daily News.
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