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NEW CUMBERLAND YARD OF THE MONTH

          Congratulations to the Langley family of Second Avenue in New Cumberland.  Their yard was chosen as the winner for August’s Yard of the Month Award.  A mixture of both annual and perennial flowers line the front and both sides of the house, and the…

LETTER TO THE EDITOR FROM TED ARNEAULT

Why do I support passage of the School Levy? Safety: I think the primary importance of this Levy will be to upgrade the safety levels at each of the schools. It’s obvious that with the climate in the United States right now, safety is paramount…

NC LIONS HOLD CLEAN-UP DAY

October 5 was a beautiful morning to collect trash! We collected 14 bags from a 3-mile stretch just outside of New Cumberland in a little more than an hour with 10 Lions and 1 guest. Thanks to (from left) Lions Jim Wells, Jim Gillespie, Chuck…

WMC SPONSORS LUNCHEON FOR BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS

Weirton Medical Center sponsored a luncheon for Breast Cancer survivors. October is breast cancer awareness month and WMC’s Breast Cancer Center will offer expanded hour to ensure all persons have access to their annual mammogram.

RIVERFEST WEEKEND EMBRACES ENTIRE COMMUNITY

The Oak Glen High School Band, under the director of Wendy Zinn, officially opened the Riverfest weekend on Saturday at 11 a.m. Over 50 vendors were on hand for the event offering food, crafts, and a variety of wares. Entertainment was featured throughout the day…

AND THEN AGAIN…………….By Tamara Pettit

…..Telephone…..phone……bag phone…….car phone….cell phone and now iphone. Has any instrument gone through such an  evolution while continuing to play  such an integral role in my life?.  Just as there have been many versions of Tamara, there have  been transformations of the phone  that I never…

COMMISSIONERS RECOGNIZE 4-H PROGRAM

The Hancock County Commission recognized the impact the 4-H program in Hancock County makes on its youth and in the community at Thursday’s meetings. Proclaiming Oct. 6 – Oct 12 National 4-H week, the Commission learned from Zach White, 4-H director that there are 2,400…