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PSC APPROVES INTERIM RATE INCREASE FOR MOUNTAINEER GAS

CHARLESTON, WV – The Public Service Commission today granted much lower interim purchased gas cost (PGC) rates for Mountaineer Gas Company and Hope Gas dba Dominion Energy West Virginia than the companies had requested.  Mountaineer Gas had originally requested a PCG of $9.85 per Mcf…

CHESTER HOMETOWN CHRISTMAS SCHEDULE

The events for this weekend at Chester’s Merry & Bright Hometown Christmas are as follows: 9am-2pm: Lions Club Chilli Cook-off inside CFVD 9am-3pm: Vendors along Carolina Ave. 9am-3pm: Chinese Auction inside CVFD 10am-12pm: Children’s Events at Chester City Park 10am-1pm Carriage Rides behind Citizens Drug…

SANTA’S MAILBOX IS READY!

Lorelei Schmalstieg, daughter of Justin and Mykelti Schmalstieg, was excited to be the first to mail her letter.  The mailbox is located above Laurel Hollow Park at the overlook in Newell and was delivered to the location by David Atkinson. All letters, that contain a…

A TRIBUTE TO AN OLD FRIEND …..by Tamara Pettit

……. He came every Christmas Eve, after dinner but before Santa.  The kids laid out the cookies and the Diet Pepsi in gleeful anticipation of his arrival for he was indeed the spirit of our Christmas.  Bob Manypenny was a lifelong friend, first of the…

AND THEN AGAIN……by Tamara Pettit

…..Television is a slippery slope and the onset of winter sets many of us on that ride downward.    I used to be very discerning about the programs I watched.   I was a tv version of a health food nut casting aside the junk food of…

VETERANS’ MONUMENT UPDATED

            The New Cumberland Community Projects Committee has recently made some updates to the monument located next to the Swaney Library on Court Street.  The makeover began with the removal of old trees and brush behind the granite marker.  A professional monument cleaning company then…

MAY FAMILY SELECTED AS YARD OF THE MONTH

            The winners of New Cumberland’s Yard of the Month award for October are Brandon and Desiree May of Ridge Avenue.  Their large yard was filled with dozens of scary decorations including monsters, skeletons, and dozens of handmade tombstones.  Even the trees were decorated with…

MILITARY BANNERS TAKEN DOWN

            The New Cumberland Military Banners Committee recently took down the military banners on display along the streets of New Cumberland.  A total of 103 banners were removed and are being cleaned and placed in storage until next spring.  In May of next year, the…