GLENVILLE, WV – The names of Calhoun County students who attained the Glenville State College President’s and Provost’s Honor Rolls for the Fall 2021 semester have been announced. Corey Foster, Melissa Meadows, Shannon Waldron, and Shauna Yeager, all of Grantsville, have been named to the Glenville State College President’s Honor Roll. To be named to Read More…
Month: February 2022
High Winds Topple Utility Pole causing risk of Fire
Grantsville Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to 340 Vineyard Lane, off of Pine Creek Road, at 2:48 p.m. where a utility pole had snapped due to aging wood and high winds. The location of the pole and downed lines was in the vicinity of the home owners pets causing a risk of injury and fire Read More…
Monday’s Agenda and Zoom Meeting Information for the Calhoun County Commission
CALHOUN COUNTY COMMISSION MEETINGMonday, February 14, 2022 9:00 a.m. AGENDAMEETING ALSO BY ZOOM Meeting #5936021621 Password 1234Participate by Phone: +13126266799 or +19292056099 (Both Numbers are Toll Free) Call To Order:I. Pledge of Allegiance: II. Approve Minutes: January 10, 2022III. Delegations/Requests: A. 1982 Foundation – Robin Hughes – Change of Commission MeetingsB. 1982 Foundation – Crystal Mersh – Partnering With County Commission andChamber of Commerce IV. Reports A. E-911, LEPC and Read More…
Mountaineer Food Bank and Family Resource Network Effort Provided 11,933 lbs of Food to Calhoun County
Mountaineer Food Bank (MFB) located in Gassaway, WV provides food and other household items to the emergency food network in 48 counties including programs such as food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, backpack programs, senior programs and mobile pantries. The Family Resource Network of Grantsville is hosts and promotes the effort for Calhoun County. MFB works Read More…
Sale today at the Calhoun County Community Center
Crystal Mersh opened the opportunity for area residents to take advantage of the unseasonably warm weather today, Friday, February 11, by setting up tables to sell their goods and wares. The sale, that started at 11 a.m. will end at 4 p.m. or when the tables are sold out. Stop by today and support local Read More…
Gov. Justice announces State of West Virginia named to Forbes list of America’s Best Employers 2022
2/10/2022 CHARLESTON, WV – Gov. Jim Justice announced today that the State of West Virginia has been named to the Forbes list of America’s Best Employers 2022. The list includes businesses from all industries – not just state governments. West Virginia was one of only two states to crack the list’s top 250. “West Virginia continues to emerge Read More…
Rid of the Rubble Contest
Cabot Recycling Station will be having a free tire and electronic collection February 18, 2022 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. There is no limit to the number of tires, with or without rims, and any type electronic device can be disposed of for free. In addition to the reward of having a clean community, Read More…
Two Healthnet Landings – One Patient
Calhoun Control dispatched Grantsville Volunteer Fire Department around 10:15 p.m. requesting a landing zone (LZ) be set up at the Wayne Underwood Field in Grantsville at the request of MedCom. Calhoun Control at the time was unaware of any issue that would require medical transport by helicopter or why the LZ would be established at Read More…
Gov. Justice optimistic about improving numbers but continues to urge West Virginians to get boosted
CHARLESTON, WV – Gov. Jim Justice and members of the West Virginia COVID-19 pandemic response leadership team held another news briefing today to update the public on the state’s latest pandemic response and vaccine distribution efforts.NUMBERS IMPROVING, BUT GOVERNOR CONTINUES TO URGE VACCINATIONS, BOOSTERSDuring Wednesday’s briefing, Gov. Justice expressed cautious optimism about West Virginia’s improving COVID case Read More…
Judge Ashley Continues Cases and Probation
Judge Anita Harold Ashley presided over Calhoun County Circuit Court on Wednesday, February 9, 2022. Thomas Leon Clover appeared in person having made the $30,000 bond set previously for the charge of 22-F-5, “Neglect of an Incapacitated Person Causing Bodily Injury.” His attorney, Daniel Minardi moved to continue the case to the next term of Read More…
