Lewisburg

And they were standing on their porch, and I'll go back into it, October 1st, 1863.

And it's a few miles west of Lewisburg in Greenbrier County.

then Virginia, now West Virginia.

And this is in the paper, which is amazing that something like this would be in the paper.

But the fact, I went ahead and looked, I thought, okay, so what might be relatable? And found that there had been, at that time, in September, so about 11 days ahead of time, that there was another battle, the Battle of Chickamauga.

And I don't know how you pronounce that.

So I'm just going to near Lewisburg.

It's in northern Georgia.

And this shout-out goes to...

Mrs. Fogus at Greenbrier High School in Lewisburg, West Virginia, unlocking a whole new level of awesome.

We have our show on keychains.

We have my face shrunk-wrapped on keychains.

In June of 1897, Edward Chew went on trial for the murder of his wife.

The courtroom was in Lewisburg, West Virginia.

The prosecution presented evidence about Zona's death, the condition of her body, and her husband's suspicious behavior.

But the defense had another problem to deal with.

Her neck had been dislocated between the first and second vertebrae.

Shue was charged with murder and sent to Lewisburg to await trial.

He entered a plea of not guilty, and when asked by reporters, he told them that his guilt could never be proven.

While awaiting the trial, talk was circulating throughout the county about Shue's past, and the newspapers, which actually employed journalists that investigated news, came up with some interesting facts.

The next question was whether the state could actually prove anything against Patrick Hsu in court.

This is always the trick, right? The circuit court term opened in Lewisburg, West Virginia on Tuesday, June 22nd.

Shue's case was called the next afternoon on June 23rd.

Both sides announced ready.

Preston had already participated in the February Corners inquest.

He helped carry the matter from examination of a buried body to prosecution of a named defendant.

Preston also belonged to Lewisburg's wider institutional life.

An archival collection at West Virginia University identifies him as an attorney and politician who served as a trustee and secretary treasurer of the Lewisburg Female Institute.

It's been an unusually wet winter across much of the eastern United States.

Heavy rain continues across Lewisburg, White Super Springs, Ronson Vale, and the surrounding areas.

We're also hearing of a few scattered power outages this evening, along with intermittent cell and some of the more remote parts of Greenbop County.

It's been an unusually wet winter across much of the eastern United States, with repeated storms bringing heavy rainfall and flooding to several parts of the East Coast.

Well, Ron Sol, let's just say the name because a lot of people, if you don't know Ron Sol, where have you been? What rock have you been hiding under? Because last night I had the opportunity to perform alongside Ron at Carnegie Hall.

We were down in Lewisburg, West Virginia, doing a songwriter's round.

And he just went into a lot of detail about his music.

And it's interesting when you're on stage with somebody and you're captivated by their story, but you're like, people are watching you too, so you've got to make sure you don't just zone out.

We wanted to add a little bit of depth to this great state.

I'll tell you what, the fall foliage is in full effect as you drive around the state.

Like I said, I drove from Morgantown to Lewisburg.

I took the interstate down, and then I came over the mountain on 20 and 38, and all the cool routes back this morning, and I Man, this is amazing.

And that June, he goes on trial.

So the trial starts June 23rd, 1897 in Lewisburg, the county seat.

And by the time it goes to trial, the whole county is obsessed with this case.

Here's the thing, though.