Regional Updates
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In Monroe County, Ronald Dean Porterfield Sr. and Phyllis W. Porterfield transferred 12.309 acres in Sweet Springs District to Aviagen Turkeys Inc.; the property is identified as Map 25, Parcels 9.30 and 43.
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Other Monroe County records include the transfer of 13.305 acres in Sweet Springs District from Kelli D. Nichols to J.T. Karnes, as well as two Springfield District tracts transferred from the Estate of James Robert Wikle and its heirs to Chelsie Marie Cline and Timothy Yost.
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In Marion County, M and K Real Estate LLC transferred a parcel near Adams Street in Fairmont City District to Tygart Valley United Way Inc.; the parcel is listed as Tax Map 1, Parcel 162.
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The Marion County records include a series of intercompany transfers involving Harrison County Coal Resources Inc., Marion County Coal Resources Inc. and West Virginia Land Resources Inc., covering multiple parcels of surface and mineral interests in the Mannington District and other districts.
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Super City Cleaners’ September campaign honors the legacy of “Bango” Lindsey, and residents can participate by bringing laundry to the business throughout the month; the donations are intended to keep proceeds in the local area.
A Warren County, Virginia court has ordered an unnamed defendant to appear by November 18, 2026, in a quiet-title case over property listed as Tax Map 2-3A. Local Courts will publish notice for four weeks. Meanwhile, property transfers across West Virginia's Monroe and Marion counties show active real estate and mineral interest movements, with Aviagen Turkeys and Tygart Valley United Way among recent buyers.
In Metropolis, Illinois, Super City Cleaners is launching a September campaign to support suicide prevention and mental health. The business will donate $1 for every laundry load processed. Residents can bring laundry throughout the month to support Walk for Hope 2026 and keep funds in the local community.
Warren County Court Orders Property Defendant Appearance
A quiet-title case in Warren County, Virginia demands an unidentified defendant's court appearance by November 18, 2026. Local Courts will publish notice for four consecutive weeks to ensure the defendant receives proper notification. Quiet-title cases typically seek to clarify ownership or remove clouds on a property title.
Monroe County Transfers Land to Poultry Company and Individuals
Ronald Dean Porterfield Sr. and Phyllis W. Porterfield sold 12.309 acres in Sweet Springs District to Aviagen Turkeys Inc., identified as Map 25, Parcels 9.30 and 43, Monroe County Records show. Separately, Kelli D. Nichols transferred 13.305 acres in the same district to J.T. Karnes. Two Springfield District tracts moved from the Estate of James Robert Wikle to Chelsie Marie Cline and Timothy Yost.
Marion County Nonprofit and Coal Companies Complete Property Deals
M and K Real Estate LLC transferred a parcel near Adams Street in Fairmont City District to Tygart Valley United Way Inc., Marion County Records report. The parcel is listed as Tax Map 1, Parcel 162. The nonprofit likely plans to use the property for community service programs.
Coal and land-resource companies completed multiple intercompany transfers in Marion County. Harrison County Coal Resources Inc., Marion County Coal Resources Inc., and West Virginia Land Resources Inc. exchanged surface and mineral interests across Mannington District and other areas, Marion County Records indicate. These transfers tracked mineral and resource rights.
Super City Cleaners Fundraiser Honors Local Mental Health Awareness
Super City Cleaners in Metropolis, Illinois is donating $1 per laundry load processed in September to Walk for Hope 2026. WMOK News reports the campaign honors the legacy of "Bango" Lindsey and supports suicide-prevention awareness. Residents can bring laundry throughout September to participate and keep donations local.
The fundraiser supports youth programs, scholarships, and local mental-health initiatives in the Metropolis area. Walk for Hope 2026 focuses on preventing suicide and building community awareness. WMOK News reports the business aims to engage residents while raising awareness during the entire month.
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