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Rev. Kevin Gillespie filled his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. E. Church. Jerry Duskey, age 71, of Burning Springs was killed in a car wreck on Elizabeth hill. He was buried Sunday in the Wright cemetery. In his younger years he worked for the WEVA Oil company. He is survived by his wife, Read More…
Rev . Kevin Gillespie filled his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. E. Church & served Holy Communion. Creston had a “January thaw” and the snow all melted and along the Richardsonville road some chickweed is now in bloom. Now some streams are out of their banks. The former state chairwoman had Byron Fisher Read More…
On Sunday, January 21, 2024, at approximately 7:17 p.m., Sergeant KM Williams of the West Virginia State Police, was dispatched to 4597 South Calhoun Highway, Grantsville, WV. Calhoun 911 advised that the wife of Noel G. Winnell called and advised that she and her husband were in an argument and that he was going frantic Read More…
Rev. Kevin Gillespie filled his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. bu. Church. Tom Mowrey is still a patient at the University’s Camden Clark hospital in Parkersburg. Back before Christmas he acquired Dr. Fauci’ s Wuhan Kung Flu virus. Charles Russell who resides at the extended care unit of Minnie Hamilton likewise acquired the Read More…
Rev. Kevin Gillespie filled his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. E. Church. Carl Ferrell is home after having open heart surgery. Mr. & Mrs. “Cooter” Marks were among those calling at the Ferrell residence. A big crowd was on hand for the Creston Community Building Christmas party. The younger set spent time on Read More…
Rev. Kevin Gillespie filled his regular appointment at the Burning Springs M. E. Church. The Creston Community Building Christmas Party will be at 2 P. M. Saturday, December 16 at the community building. All are invited. One should bewith Rosie, Barb or Kathleen about what covered dish items to bring so there aren’t ten containers Read More…
Local residents are adjusting to the government mandated time back to Eastern Standard Time. Originally fast time was instituted as “War Time” so workers could work longer hours in dimly lit factories making stuff for World War II. Those who have been out & about note that there are a few places with brightly colored oak Read More…
