Kirkbride School News Today

Good afternoon in the news this noon a possible danger for local students, police find ammunition near an Elementary School. And bullets fly during a road rage incident and the search for the begun man. And the big story is a shooting at a new jersey restaurant and police are looking for the person that kill aid man inside of the applebees in lawrenceville. The suspect took off from the scene and was last seen heading north on route 1. Reporter well, there is an active search this noon for the g...

For todays Nostalgia edition we will be taking you all the way back to three and a half decades ago in 1987.

For this section of our Nostalgia we are going to be taking a look back at they year 1987.

Over a year after work officially began, the Kirkbride School is finally inching closer to fully opening its upgraded library to all students. Kirkbride, 1501 S. 7th St., recently announced that the library is ready to open, with the school eyeing Jan. 18 for its grand opening. Students will gain full access to the library soon after.

LOVE was in the air this Valentines Day for a special group of care home residents who have made new friends with youngsters at a school. What started as sending a few Christmas cards has now led to a lasting bond and friendship between a primary school and a care home. In December, Kirkbride Primary School youngsters were asked to send cards to the residents of Inglewood Residential Care Home in Wigton — and the whole school got behind it, sending in dozens of cards, spreading festive ...

What started as a few Christmas cards has now led to a lasting relationship between a primary school and a care home. In December Kirkbride Primary School youngsters were tasked with sending cards to the residents of Inglewood Care home in Wigton – and the whole school got behind it, sending in dozens of cards. Now the school and home have started to exchange letters with residents, with children becoming penpals. Asda in Carlisle chose Inglewood to be its Christmas Community Charity ...

A CARE home went over and above to make this Christmas just as magical as any other despite the coronavirus restrictions. The pandemic put a stop to a lot of plans care homes at this Christmas, however, Inglewood Residential Home in Wigton made the best out of a bad situation. From mid-December the festivities started to get the residents in the spirit of all things Christmas. On December 16 staff went round each of the four units to sing Christmas carols, this was followed with Christm...