Category newsletter-monday

AND THEN AGAIN………by Tamara Pettit

…..I admit I watch the tic-toc reels on Facebook.  The little snippets of shows or comedians or cute dogs brighten my day for a minute.  While  comedians who talk about their childhoods normally exaggerate to make it funny, the ones who talk about what it…

COMMISSIONERS UPDATED ON HANCOCK TEEN COURT

The Hancock County Commissioners had a short but productive agenda at its January 10th meeting. The Teen Court advisor, Randi Lageschulte, spoke to the Commission about the advantages of a Teen Court in the County. Seventeen Teen Courts are now operable in West Virginia and…

Hall of Fame Honorees Announced

NEW CUMBERLAND CITY COUNCIL TO PURCHASE TRACTOR

New Cumberland City Council met on Wed,, January 8. The regularly scheduled Council meeting had been rescheduled due to inclement weather. Whether to replace or simply repair the City’s backhoe was discussed. City Clerk Tammy Jenkins suggested using the $32,188.71 money the City had received…

WVNCC AWARDED $1. 5 MILLION FEDERAL GRANT

Wheeling, WV – West Virginia Northern Community College (WVNCC) has been awarded $1.5 million as part of the U.S. Department of Labor’s $65 million Strengthening Community Colleges (SCC) Training Grant initiative. WVNCC is one of only 18 institutions nationwide—and the only recipient in West Virginia—to…

HCS BANK CHARITABLE FOUNDATION AWARDS OVER $100,000 IN GRANTS

The Hancock County Savings Bank Charitable Foundation recently celebrated its 25th year by awarding over $100,000 in grants to numerous Tri-State area charitable organizations, including Aim Women’s Center, Brooke Hancock Family Resource Network, Chester Volunteer Firemen’s Association, Chester-Newell Fish Foundation, Communicycle, Community Bread Basket, East…

JUST MY OPINION……by Tamara Pettit

  The $5 million grant awarded to the College of St. Joseph the Worker has sparked concern about subverting the legal process required by the Water Development Authority.  While three cabinet secretaries’ signatures were required on the grant application, one, Sec. Mitch Carmichael was not…

SAM WRIGHT IS LIONS JAN. SCHOLAR

Oak Glen High School’s Lions Club Scholar for January 2025 is Sam Wright. Sam is the son of Steve and Heide Wright. Sam resides in Chester, WV with his parents, brother Matthew and sister Gracie. Sam is a member of the Class of 2025 at…