After 30 years of service, Judy Raveaux, CEO of CHANGE, Inc., will retire December 31. Raveaux was honored by the staff and Board of Directors at the agency’s annual Christmas party Dec. 3 For the last three decades expanding the non-profit’s services to meet the…
The Oak Glen girls volleyball team recently raised money for the WMC BreastCare Center and for a classmate fighting Ewing Sarcoma at their Dig for a Cure event. The Volleyball team, together with their coaches and the Oak Glen Volleyball Boosters, presented a $500 check…
The New Cumberland Christmas Parade is back! After a year’s hiatus due to COVID, even the Grinch couldn’t stop this year’s parade set for SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, . Line up is scheduled for 4:00pm, parade at 5:00pm and a “walk through the lights” on River…
NEW CUMBERLAND, W.Va. – The Miller Farm has been recognized as a 2021 Sesquicentennial Farm under the West Virginia Century Farm program, designed to honor families who have been farming the same tract of land for 100 years or more. According to family history, Morgan…
Two Hancock County soccer teams were recognized by the Hancock County Board of Education at Monday’s meeting. Board President Danny Kaser congratulated t the 2021 Oak Glen High’s Girls’ Soccer Team for being 2021 OVAC Champs and Weir High’s Boys’ Soccer Team for being 2021…
Our Gnome class was a hit. We had 5 cute little gnomes being made last Saturday. Check the photos to see just how cute they are. Our crafters are still meeting every Friday from 11-1 and again at 4. Check out some of…
Phoebe Molish,17-year-old daughter of Ryan and Jennifer Molish, has been named a Lions Scholar of the Month. She is a senior at Oak Glen High School and resides in New Cumberland, WV. Phoebe carries a 4.0 GPA and is involved in many sports, clubs, and…
The COVID Grinch may have dampened Christmas spirits last years, but New Cumberland’s Christmas spirit is glowing this year. Volunteers were busy erecting the Christmas wreathes and lights on Saturday and putting the finishing touches on River Avenue. New to the holiday decorations are…
Have you noticed it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in our little corner of the world? Volunteers are popping up all over town stringing lights and decorating. The City Park was lit up Saturday, November 20,2021, thanks to the Park Board Families.…