In real estate and legal terms, “common ground” is, essentially, ground that is owned by more than one person. They have shared interest in a common property. Now, they may have vastly different ideas on what should be done with or on that property, but the key factor is that they share the same “common […]

There’s a little town in West Virginia with a big history. White Sulfur Springs became known as an area health spa in the late 1700’s. The majestic Greenbrier Resort was built and later served as a headquarters and hospital during the Civil War. In later wars, it would shelter diplomats and serve as a hospital […]