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Scroll left or right on the slide show to view images: The WV Make It Shine Program is a comprehensive program aimed at making WV the cleanest state in the nation. Throughout the state, groups of volunteers, businesses, community organizations, and local governments are working to accomplish this goal. It is the responsibility of the Read More…
Mt. Zion Public Service District had another line break on Philips Run in the early morning hours of Monday April 10th, 2023 making it necessary to call the Grantsville Volunteer Fire Department out to help with traffic control and draining the vast majority of the water from the tank supplying Philips Run in Grantsville. Because Read More…
Water will be shut off temporarily between Fowler Lane and Sinking Springs while the Mt. Zion PSD crew repairs the water leak.
Calhoun Homes manager Robin Hughes encouraged community time at Calhoun Homes by hosting a special weekend for the kids. The Hot Spot of Arnoldsburg provided a free ice cream to each child and a $25.00 gift certificate for a prize. The children spent Friday evening coloring eggs, and enjoying a cool spring picnic provided by Read More…
GLENVILLE, WV – The Rustic Mechanicals will bring their performance “The Age of Rebels and Revels – Henry IV, Part One” to Glenville State University’s Fine Arts Center Auditorium on Tuesday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. The performance is free and open to the public. According to the troupe, “The Age of Rebels and Revels” Read More…
Calhoun Citizens will be “MAKING IT SHINE” beginning at 10 a.m. through Noon. Please be aware of people along the highways picking up debris and keep them safe.
beyed all the rules of probation if allowed. The second to testify on her behalf was Barbara Boggs who had known Rebecca Keener for 18 years, and had her children in pre-K. She was very concerned about the mental health of Rebecca’s eight year old son should Rebecca be incarcerated. Attorney Balenovich defended his client Read More…
George Nicholas Parsons appeared in the Circuit Court of Calhoun before Judge Anita Harold Ashley for sentencing on his February 16th, 2023 trial that ended in a split verdict that prevented him from facing a prison term of life due to recidivism. Parsons, with his Attorney David Richardson, Prosecuting Attorney Nigel Jeffries and Probation Officer Read More…
