First Choice America Credit Union made a generous contribution to the Ron “Fritz” Williams Golf Scramble to take place at Mountaineer’s Woodview Golf Course on[Read More…]
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NC WATER PROJECT EXTENDED TO STILL STREET AND BRICKYARD BEND
After seven years of dedicated efforts, New Cumberland’s water project should see completion before the snow flies. City Council was informed at Monday’s meeting[Read More…]
MR. WIRELESS CONNECTS IN WEST VIRGINIA DERBY
With a large group of owners and supporters from several states in the Midwest and Southwest looking on, Mr. Wireless collected his second consecutive Grade[Read More…]
NEW CUMBERLAND MILITARY BANNER PROGRAM UNDERWAY
“New Cumberland is proud of their many area men and women who have served in all branches of the military over the years. We[Read More…]
WEIRTON MEDICAL CENTER, July 2021– BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Date of Birth Baby’s sex Parents Names City of Residence State of Residence 7-1-2021 Girl Alexis Stanley Steubenville OH 7-2-2021 Girl Mr and Mrs Sanders[Read More…]
FOOTBALL FANS HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT FIELD READINESS
With the first scrimmage game less than two weeks away, Hancock County football fans are worried new artificial turf at Oak Glen and Weir[Read More…]
NEW CUMBERLAND TO PAY $59,155 IN FINES TO DEP
The City of New Cumberland will pay $59,155 in fines to the WV Dept. of Environmental Protection (DEP) for violations that occurred in the[Read More…]
WEST VIRGINIA DERBY ATTRACTS 47 NOMINATIONS
The West Virginia Derby, centerpiece of the racing season at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort, has attracted 47 nominations including the winner of the top[Read More…]
West Virginia Northern Community College Criminal Justice Program can now be completed 100% online; also unveils new Crime Scene Lab on Wheeling Campus
Wheeling, W.Va — West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) has announced changes to their Criminal Justice Program that will take place with the upcoming Fall[Read More…]
HANCOCK COUNTY COVID STATUS NOW YELLOW
Hancock County currently has 15 active COVID cases. According to Jackie Huff, Dept. of Health administrator, the County’s COVID rate is now considered moderate. [Read More…]