The Chester and Newell Lions Clubs will be distributing Christmas Food Baskets to those in need on Saturday, December 16 at 9 AM at the Chester Municipal Building and at the Newell Lions Club building in Newell. You must show proof of WV residency or…
The city of New Cumberland will hold its annual Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 9, 2023, at 5:00 pm. Entrants will line up in Fuccy’s lot on Second Avenue before they proceed along Ridge Avenue, down Station Hill, and end up downtown at the fire…
The students and staff of St. Joseph the Worker School recently raised money for breast cancer awareness with a charitable walk. Chloe Ewusiak, St. Joseph Advancement Director, presented the generous donation to WMC CEO John Frankovitch. The contribution is one of many donations made by…
The final action by New Cumberland City Council on the new Route 2 through the town was taken at Monday night’s Council meeting. Representatives from the Dept. of Highways were in attendance to answer any questions and to obtain a signed resolution setting in motion…
The Newell Volunteer Fire Department will be escorting Santa in Newell on Saturday, December 16th at 10 am. The sounds from the sirens on the fire truck will announce when Santa is near.
Vice President Sally Greathouse brought the meeting to order. The Prayer was offered by Lion Rick Tinsky and Lion Alan Lee led the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes were accepted as read. Communications: A thank you was received from a local resident for assistance from the New Cumberland…
New Cumberland will celebrate the holiday season and their hometown with their Christmas parade on December 9. The theme is “Come Home for Christmas” and The lineup will be at 4p.m. on Marshall Street. The parade will begin at 5 and continue down the Ridge…
Join Hancock County 4-HIn Hancock County, the 4-H program is making waves by offering a unique and enriching experience for children and teens both in school and out of school. Aimed at empowering youth between the ages of 9 and 21, 4-H is not just…
Although Barbara Patterson Smaltz moved from her hometown early in life, she always stayed up-to-date on what was going on. Smaltz married the late Don Smaltz and moved to Weirton. For 41 years she worked as a transcriber in the radiology department in at Weirton…