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Gerald Lee Will Perform as Part of the ArtsLink’s Concert Series By Staff | May 12, 2021 Concert pianist Gerald Lee to perform at the Gold Derrick Gallery in Sistersville on May 16 at 2 p.m. This event is sponsored by Barb and Tom Daly Lee, professor of piano at West Liberty University, will perform at 2 p.m. at the Gold Derrick Gallery in Sistersville. The concert will mark Lee’s fifth occasion to play for ArtsLink, the arts council for Wetzel and Tyler counties. Following the concert, Lee will conduct a master class for local piano students. Call 304-455-2278 for more information.

The men jailed at Swindon Crown Court this week

JAILED: Murderer who beat woman to death in 1983 is jailed for slashing paramedic A CONVICTED murderer slashed a paramedic in the head after it was suggested he’d need to go to hospital. Alcoholic Gerald Lee, 56, who was given a life sentence in 1983 after he beat a woman to death with a brick, was said to have drunk up to a litre of vodka before the assault. Prosecutor Alec Small told Swindon Crown Court on Wednesday afternoon that Lee’s social worker had called the ambulance service on February 25, 2021, over concerns about his health. Although shocked to see the paramedics, Lee...

. PETER BARRON reports AS a court reporter, Sara West was used to covering murders – writing about the twists and turns of grisly crimes committed by real-life killers. Two decades on, she’s plotting her own murders, and turning them into a business that’s proved to be a surprising lockdown hit. Tall Tales Mysteries, created from Sara’s home in the County Durham village of Gainford, is not only keeping folk entertained nationwide and abroad, but providing a “lifeline” for actors left scrabbling for work by the pandemic. The business model is dead simple: Sara uses her writin...

Thank you from Outreach Dear Editor, Another Chance Outreach Ministry (ACOM) has been assisting low-income families and the families of those who have members incarcerated through their Season of HOPE program since 2016.      Season of HOPE began as a way to bless families who have a loved one incarcerated within the state of Georgia; by sending those Christmas gifts the individual behind the walls.     As each year passes the demand for assistance has increased.      In 2017, Season of HOPE assisted 42 local low income families and 35 gifts were mailed out to families...