Jeanne Mozier’s efforts in community building through promoting the arts, tourism and local economic development have led Berkeley Springs to many awards as a model small town in the new economy.  She has been honored for her work including a national award as a Classic Woman in 2006 and WV Woman of the Year in Business in 2008. Jeanne and her husband, Jack Soronen, own and operate the vintage Star Theatre in Berkeley Springs.  An award-winning writer of fiction and non-fiction, Jeanne is the author of the definitive "Way Out in West Virginia" guide to the state's oddities -- now in its third edition -- as well as "Wonders of West Virginia".

Jeanne sits on several major Morgan County boards including the Economic Development Authority and Chamber of Commerce. She is President of the Panhandle-wide, Washington Heritage Trail Board of Trustees and has been appointed by three governors to represent the Eastern Panhandle on the West Virginia Commission on the Arts.Jeanne’s will talk about the game, “Make Your Town a Hot Spot” which will be presented at the Create WV Conference.

Hilda Eiber who will be catering our luncheon.  The luncheon cost is $9 for those who email us by noon on October13 before the event.  Those who join us   without making a reservation will pay $12 at the door.  Special thanks to the Shenandoah Hotel and St. Ives, Offices & Apartments for sponsorship of the City Club. 

Please confirm your reservation via e-mail with your name and phone number and the number in your party to: pritchardp@aol.com.  We look forward to having you join us.