Sherrard Middle School made it three championships in a row in the West Virginia History Bowl as Team No. 2 defeated Mountain View Middle School to take home this year’s state title. Coached by Dan Gatts and Jeff Stephens, this year’s team consisted of Chase Fromhart, Connor Fromhart, Emily Gatts and Chloe Pickett. Emily Gatts […]
Womanâs Club to Enjoy the Dave and Daphne Show Apr 24, 2021 WHEELING The Woman’s Club of Wheeling will meet Friday, April 30, for the last meeting of the 2020-21 club year. The meeting will be held at Monument Place in Elm Grove with the executive board meeting at 10:45 a.m. and the general meeting at 1 p.m. President Joyce Spurlock will preside over both meetings. Lunch will be served at noon. No reservation is needed, individually prepared lunches are on a first-come, first-served basis. Dave Salyer and Daphne Anderson are professional musicians and entertainers who live in Nashville, yet travel worldwide with their show The Dave and Daphne Show.
Helen Moren leads annual convention of GFWC WV BETHANY The General Federation of Women’s Clubs West Virginia 115th-annual convention was held March 19-20 at the Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, W.Va., with GFWC President Helen Moren of Bethany presiding. The theme of the virtual conference was “Change Makes A Difference.” The project was “Opioid Crisis/Drug Abuse.” The meeting was called to order by Moren and Dusty Smith, GFWC WV director of junior clubs. The inspiration was offered by Diana Durst of Weirton, GFWC WV health and wellness chairman. Tina Lambert led in the Pledge of Allegiance. The preliminary report of credentials was given by Lisa Lineberry; Barbara Henry, GFWC WV parliamentarian, read the convention rules; and Georgianna Tillis, state meeting planner, presented the convention program.
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JIM COCHRAN The Marshall County Health Department has received word that it will be receiving 738 first dose COVID-19 vaccinations to be given from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Chevron Building at the Marshall County Fairgrounds. Although this figure is less than this past week, health department director Tom Cook said he was pleased, adding that this will bring the figure for the two week period to 1,998 vaccinations given. This past week’s vaccinations went very smoothly, according to Cook. “This past week’s distribution was a teamwork effort, we couldn’t have carried this out without help from numerous individuals,” he said.