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POSTALWAIT NEW ASSISTANT RITCHIE PROSECUTOR - Sworn To Service Friday |
| (08/02/2003) |
 Kevin Postalwait (left) and Judge Robert L. Holland, Jr. Ritchie County has a new assistant prosecutor. Former Calhouner Kevin Postalwait was sworn in by Judge Robert L. Holland, Jr. in the chambers of the Ritchie courthouse Friday morning. Postalwait told Judge Holland "I hope to give diligent service to the needs of Ritchie County." He began his official duties today. Postalwait is a a member of the West Virginia Bar, a graduate of WVU College of Law and Marietta College with a degree in English. He was graduated from Calhoun County High School in 1994. He has been employed with Curnette Law Office in Elkins, which is mainly focused on family law and other litigation, having worked earlier at the Legal Clinic at WVU with attorney Scott Curnutte. He was a Public Defender for the 5th Judicial Circuit representing indigent criminal defendants, and was formerly employed at the WVU Trademark Licensing Service and was an intern for State Treasurer John Perdue. Postalwait will be opening a law practice in Grantsville. He said, "I came back to Calhoun because it's home." "The more times I leave it and the farther away I have been from it, I keep realizing the meaning of home," he said. He is also an avid fisherman in his spare time. Postalwait is the son of Richard Burl Postalwait of Grantsville, a local 911 dispatcher and a member of the Calhoun Democratic Executive Committee. His brother, Rick "Bubba" Postalwait is a Calhoun magistrate. |
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