When Jeff Davis adjourns the Hancock County Commission meeting on Dec. 23, he gavels down on a 28-year-career in public service. And while the responsibilities, the votes, the phone calls and e-mails will cease, the memories from those 28 years, the experiences, the people, the…
The Hancock County Board of Education had the opportunity to meet Clara, Weir High School’s therapy dog at its Dec. 15 meeting. Angela Myers, Clara’s handler, described the process the school had gone through to acquire Clara. First Lady of West Virginia, Cathy Justice, has…
Peyton Hall, four-time WV Class AAA State Champ and member of the WVU Wrestling Squad, came home to Oak Glen High Sunday when WVU brought their match against California Baptist to the Northern Panhandle. Peyton, a 5th-year Senior at WVU, had a 5-1 decision over…
……….Just ten days til Christmas, but who’s counting? With each successive day, the excitement grows for little ones. Their little engines get revved up another notch with each passing day. For adults, each successive day brings another thing that must be checked off the LIST.…
Beaded candy canes were being made at the OGMS Breakfast with Santa. (L-R) Kennedy Staley and Naomi Myers show the candy cands they have made.
Ami Arneault has been named Administrator of the Hancock County Health Department. She succeeds Jackie Huff who is retiring from the position after 20 years of serving the public. Huff has spent the last month acclimating Arneault with the position, The Health Department is charged…
The new administrator of the Hancock County Health Department was introduced to the Hancock County Commissioners at its Thursday, Dec. 12th meeting. Ami Arneault will take over the position held by Jackie Huff who is retiring after 20 years in the position. Arneault, who has…
Cooper Comm, a senior at Oak Glen High School, is the December 2024 Lions Club Scholar of the Month. Cooper is the oldest son of Doug & Jodi Comm. Cooper resides in Chester with his parents and two siblings; his brother Parker and his sister,…
The West Virginia Perinatal Partnership (WVPP) has received a $110,000 grant from the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation for a multi-site pilot project to examine the use of the Moodr Health digital solution within the Drug Free Moms and Babies Program. The Moodr Health platform is…