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THIS OLD HOUSE….nearly a century old, the New Cumberland Community remains a hub of activity.
Oh, if those old walls in the Community House in New Cumberland could talk. They would say happy things. They would remember generations[Read More…]
AND THEN AGAIN…… by Tamara Pettit
………The Holiday Season is upon us…..just like that. We took Max and spent a few days at the Greenbrier this week. The weather was warm,[Read More…]
YOUR HISTORY….YOUR HERITAGE by Bill Kiefer
Fort Henry in what is now downtown Wheeling, was the most important fortification in our area during the American Revolution. It withstood two major attacks.[Read More…]
YOUR IMAGINATION STATION with Miss Connie
A SPOOKTACULAR time was had by 26 kiddos in costume, accompanied by 21 adults, at our Harvest Bash. We appropriately read The Costume Trunk,[Read More…]
Your Imagination Station
With Miss Connie A SPOOKTACULAR time was had by 26 kiddos in costume, accompanied by 21 adults, at our Harvest Bash. We appropriately read[Read More…]
WMC and the WMC Auxiliary recently received donations totaling $1100 from the Weir High School Class of 1946 in memory of a beloved classmate. Weir 1946 graduate Perry Lazich organized the effort to raise funds in memory of late classmate Alice Miser with the help of classmate Betty Virtue. Alice was a long-time member of the WMC Auxiliary so Lazich and his classmates got together to honor her memory. A plaque was placed in the WMC Gift Shop, which is operated by the Auxiliary, to honor Mrs. Miser. Her daughter Alison Kramer was in attendance to celebrate the honor bestowed on her mother. Lisa Conti, Executive Vice president of WMC was on hand to accept the donation along with Sondra Weigel, President of the WMC Auxiliary. Conti’s late mom, Louise Enrietti, was also a member of the Weir High School Class of 1946. “I hope this encourages other local high school classes and groups to come together after seeing this to support our hometown hospital,” said Lazich. Pictured are L-R front-George Zaran, Class of 1946; Rose Volpi, Class of 1946; Lois Carpini, Class of 1946; Irene Canala, Class of 1946; Betty Virtue, Class of 1946. Back Row-Sondra Weigel, President WMC Auxiliary; Joseph Buelich, Class of 1946; Perry Lazich, Organizer, Class of 1946; Gene Matey, Class of 1946; Lisa Conti, WMC Executive Vice President.ES TO WMC
HANCOCK COUNTY SHERIFF OCTOBER CITATIONS
HANCOCK COUNTY SHERIFF OCTOBER CITATIONS Matthew Hart – Driving Suspended Revoked License Matthew Hart – Failure to produce insurance Cassidy Stauffer – Use of possession[Read More…]
HANCOCK COUNTY SHERIFF’S OCTOBER ARREST REPORT
HANCOCK COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT OCTOBER ARREST REPORT Regis Allgood, Newell – Driving with License Suspended Scott Utt, Wellsville – DUI 1st Patrick McDermatt, Glendale, WV[Read More…]
OBITUARY Joseph Eckstein
Joseph “Bucky” Eckstein, 61, of Chester, passed away November 12, 2021. Born September 30, 1960 in East Liverpool, Ohio, he was the son of the[Read More…]