CONCEALED CARRY CLASS RESCHEDULED
This concealed carry class for April 20th, has been re-scheduled for May 18th. Anyone who still wants to sign up please call James at 757-288-4772.
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NEW CUMBERLAND VAC STATION MAY SHUT DOWN
The City of New Cumberland has notified residents that if the water gets above 36 feet or gets into the vac station it may have to be shut down. City Clerk Tammy Jenkins has said the situation is being closely monitored and a call will…
DEMS HOLD MEET & GREET
The Brooke and Hancock County Executive Committee and Democratic Women are hosting a “MEET and GREET YOUR CANDIDATE” on April 19th at 6:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M.at the Follansbee Community House, Main Street, Follansbee.for the Primary Election on May 14th. There will be food. prizes, 50/50 raffle…
JUDGE RON WILSON SEEKS RE-ELECTION
Judge Ron Wilson’s impressive record and commitment to justice make him the overwhelming candidate for re-election in the 1st Judicial Circuit of West Virginia. With his extensive experience and accolades, voters have compelling reasons to support him. His dedication to serving the community, exemplified by…
DEDICATION OF SUZAN L. SMITH BASEBALL FIELDS SLATED
The dedication of the Susan L. Smith Baseball Fields is slated for Wed, April 10 at 4 p.m. Special thanks to the collaborative efforts of B&B Energy and the Hancock County Maintenance Crew to ready the scoreboard project.
COMMUNITY PULLS TOGETHER TO CLEAN UP AND MOVE BACK IN IN NEW CUMBERLAND
As the angry Ohio River receded under gray skies Saturday, those affected by the flood in New Cumberland began the task of of cleaning up the mud and debri left by the flood water and moving back into their homes and business. They were joined…
HIGH WATER CLOSES RT 2 THROUGH NEW CUMBERLAND
Route 2 through New Cumberland is closed due to high water. The New Cumberland City Building is set up for cleaning supply distribution. The New Cumberland Fire Department and other departments will be out adding the community. They ask that citizens take all of the…
JUST MY OPINION by Tamara Pettit
In the last hours available to sign or veto bills, Governor Justice vetoed the controversial HB 5105 which allowed more exemptions to the vaccines required to enter school. Proponents of the bill saw it as a matter of personal freedom. Opponents of the bill saw…
POLITICAL SIGNS ON STATE RIGHT OF WAY ARE ILLEGAL
CHARLESTON, WV – As Primary Election Day in West Virginia approaches, the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT) wants to remind the public of laws regarding political signs placed on state rights of way.“ WVDOT understands the seriousness of this law while also understanding the need for…