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And Then Again……….by Tamara

The passage of the school funding bill should remove some of the  stress of whether Hancock County School Teachers and staff would be paid.  The bill  was amended in the Senate by 1st District Sen. Ryan Weld to add language that specifies that the 8…

School Funding Bill Passes Senate

With 27 yays , 1 nay (Tarr) and 6 absent, HB 4575 passed the Senate Saturday morning. The Hancock County rescue bill contains $8 million in funding to assist any county experiencing financial distress, but it was created and sponsored by Del. Pat McGeehan to…

Important Election Dates

IMPORTANT DATES Republican Meet the Candidate April 9, 2026  at  7pm   Cove Presbyterian Church   3404  Main  Street,  Weirton Democratic Meet the Candidate April 18, 2026  at  2pm  Millsop  Community Center   3420  Main  Street,  Weirton Last Day to Register to Vote or Change your voter Registration…

Patterson’s Perspective by Mark Patterson

On Sept 3, 1783, America officially evicted some 50,000 colorfully attired British regulars to establish her independence. Nearly two centuries later, England would reclaim the colonies-with a mop top army of exactly four, all girded in drab dress suits and skinny ties. Perhaps we were…

Top of WV CVB Presents County Mural

Rachel Keeney, executive director of the CVB, attended the Hancock County Commissioners meeting February 11th to share with the Commission the digital image of the mural to be created for the America250 Mural Project. A statewide initiative to mark the 250th anniversary of America’s founding,…

Emma Stansbury is Lions’ Scholar for February

Emma Sue Stansbury, 18, is the daughter of Julie Stansbury and a resident of New Cumberland, West Virginia. Throughout her high school career, Emma has been actively involved in both school and community activities. She is a dedicated member of Key Club, Prom Committee, Pep…