We all think we’re immune from a thief who infiltrates your phone, bank account, credit cards, e-mails and access to Facebook. How could someone do all this damage to you and your business? We’ve all heard “crooks are stupid”, but Hometown News is here to tell…
Letter to the Editor Against Carbon Capture Tommy OgdenHancock County Commissioner304.670.7986builderswholesale@comcast.netLetter to the Editor
Newly-elected New Cumberland Mayor Will White will get to see a project that was 30 years in the making become a reality during his second term of office. White reported that last week he attended a meeting of Mayors, officials from Current Hydro and FERC…
ATLANTA – The U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is reminding small businesses and private nonprofit (PNP)organizations in Pennsylvania of the June 9 deadline to apply for low interest federal disaster loans to offset economic losses caused by the drought beginning Oct.1, 2024.The disaster declaration covers…
Hancock County Savings Bank will be hosting a complimentary Fraud Awareness Seminar on Thursday, May 15th, from noon to 1pm in the Chester Volunteer Fire Department’s community room, side entrance, 371 Carolina Ave. in Chester, WV. This “Lunch and Learn” event will also include an…
Since being awarded the bid to be the concessionaire for Kennedy Marina, Ted and Patrick Arneault are sharing their plans for the 13-acre site. The two brothers are not unfamiliar with taking a vision to reality when it comes to developing a facility. During their…
The public is invited to the ‘FINS AND FEATHERS FRIDAY’ fundraiser hosted by the Hancock County Executive Committee and the Hancock County Democratic Women on March 21, 2025 from 4:00-8:00 P.M. at the T. Kosciusko Hall. The dinners features a buffet menu of shrimp burgers,…
It was once a point of pride that our Congressmen and Senators from WV had been able to acquire a Federal facility in our State. Former Congressman Alan Mollohan and the late Senator Robert Byrd were successful in their quest to bring the FBI center…
CHARLESTON – The Public Service Commission of West Virginia on Tuesday adopted recommendations of its Pole Attachment Task Force to settle disputes on how companies should share utility poles. The action is considered essential to the expansion of broadband services across the state. On August…