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Eureka! gives update on new Wirral museum Work starts this year following the closure of Spaceport Building work at the former Spaceport, Seacombe. Get our MyWirral newsletter, for the best news, pictures, opinions and video from across the peninsulaInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up now When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscr...

GPS Celebrates May Day 2021 Monday, May 3, 2021 The May Queen and Court In the 1920s, the senior with the longest hair was named GPS May Queen, since she could braid her tresses and fashion them into a crown. One hundred years later, the GPS May Queen and court are chosen for a greater distinction: representing the senior class in the highest sense. They should be gracious, friendly, and loyal to friends and to GPS. They should be actively and enthusiastically involved in the life of GPS,...

Apr 30, 2021 LISBON — Anthony J. Antonas, 40, Poland, was bound over in county Municipal Court to the grand jury on charges of domestic violence, criminal trespassing, aggravated burglary and disrupting public services. Antonas is accused of striking Cheyenne Cooper in the nose three times and causing it to bleed in May of 2020 and then entering the home of Ester Blue, whose granddaughter, Cooper, had fled there to shelter from Antonas. He reportedly refused to leave when he was told to go by...

Apr 30, 2021 LISBON — Anthony J. Antonas, 40, Poland, was bound over in county Municipal Court to the grand jury on charges of domestic violence, criminal trespassing, aggravated burglary and disrupting public services. Antonas is accused of striking Cheyenne Cooper in the nose three times and causing it to bleed in May of 2020 and then entering the home of Ester Blue, whose granddaughter, Cooper, had fled there to shelter from Antonas. He reportedly refused to leave when he was told to go by...

bbinns@theintermountain.com Submitted photo In accordance with the national organization, Randolph County Schools will recognize Feb. 20-27 as ‘National FFA Week.’ Pictured from left are Amber Sanders, Dalton Swecker — both students from Tygarts Valley High School — and Lee Wright, vocational agriculture teacher and FFA advisor for TVHS. ELKINS — Each year, a group of young leaders are recognized by Randolph County Schools for their interest in agriculture. During this wee...

The following information is courtesy of Avery County Sheriff’s Office. All suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Gavin Kristopher Beulin, 22, of 55 Claude Pyatte Road in Crossnore, was charged on Feb. 8 with felony probation violation. Logan Edward Winegar, 30, of 205 Henson Creek Road in Newland, was charged on Feb. 8 with probation violation. Rodney Byron Greer, 54, of 254 Seminole Trail in Elk Park, was charged on Feb. 9 with possession of methamphetam...

Meet the nominees for the 2021 People’s Choice Award Updated Feb 11, 2021; Facebook Share It’s that time of year again! The awards honor the skill, courage, and determination it takes for entrepreneurs to create a business out of an idea. Marvina Adams Adams Dry Cleaning & Laundry LLC dba Martinizing 941530 1 year in business “I provide resource(s) to communities that’s beneficial to families’ livelihood. I thrive when giving to those with whom I share space. I’m happiest when I ca...

bbinns@theintermountain.com ELKINS — A Randolph County Schools came before the Board of Education this week to propose an opportunity for students to learn to grow their own food. Eddie Daniels, bus operator for RCS, proposed the county implement a “Farm to School” program that help to ensure no children go hungry. The West Virginia Farm to School Community Development Group strives to inspire the next generation of farmers in the state while also increasing locally sourced food in school...

Oswego City Police Department: James J. Brown Jr., 37, fifth-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, Dec. 22, turned over to Oswego County Sheriffs for CAP Court arraignment. Michael K. Champion, 24, fourth-degree grand larceny, making a punishable false written statement, Dec. 23, appearance ticket, return court date Jan. 7, Oswego City Court. Roy W. Cooper, 42, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, Dec. 23. Kara C. Dodg...

2 GPS Seniors Receive Full-Ride Scholarships Tuesday, December 15, 2020 Pictured are Emma (left) and Anna (right) Henderson The goal of each Girls Preparatory School senior is to find the right college. The goal of each GPS college counselor is to help her find the perfect school that fits her requirements. The goal of each family is to ensure their daughter enrolls in a school that meets their expectations, and many times the cost to attend plays a major deciding factor.   ...