The Movie House Opens In New Martinsville
By Staff | Apr 21, 2021
Staff at the Movie House
Friday night was a big night in New Martinsville as the newest addition to the community opened it’s doors for the first time.
Movie goers were welcomed this weekend to The Movie House. Pop Art Parties created a massive reel and popcorn balloon display to kick off the opening. The weekend was very busy with large crowds all three days.
“We’ve had an amazing turn out this weekend from the public. We are operating the theater at 50% capacity to adhere to state guidelines. Rows are staggered so that social distancing can be maintained, and the theaters are disinfected so that our community can come and have a safe experience.” said Holly Morgan, President of The Movie House.
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Health Department Efficient With Vaccines
By Ed Parsons - Editor | Mar 3, 2021
The Wetzel/Tyler County Health Department has set the standard when it comes to getting the vaccine in the arms of area residents. They have been proficient in signing people up, and following through to make sure they get the second booster shot. Watching the long lines around the country, and seeing the problems people have experienced getting on the list for the vaccine, we are fortunate to live in a state where the process runs smoothly.
It’s the same thing when it comes to emergency services of any kind. Living in a rural area and small town America can be a plus. People still come first in Wetzel and Tyler County. While everything is not perfect, it is still far better than standing in food lines for hours for a box of groceries. It’s better to walk to the polling places to vote where the wait is 10-15 minutes at most, than standing for 8-10 hours just to cast your ballot.
Covid-19: NI cinemas in serious, serious trouble , operators warn
By Chris Andrews
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Cinemas in Northern Ireland face an uncertain future because of the Covid-19 pandemic, some of the leading operators have warned.
Alongside restrictions and forced closures, many major film releases scheduled for 2021 have been delayed.
Paul Anderson, chief executive of NI s largest chain Omniplex Cinemas, said revenue was down 92% between April and December 2020 compared with the previous year.
However, the businessman said he was certain his business and the sector would survive.
Michael McAdam, managing director of Movie House Cinemas, said: Everybody is in serious, serious trouble.