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There are two historically connected names that are mostly found in Logan and Mingo counties in West Virginia, and in Pike County, Kentucky. Those names — Chafin and Hatfield —
There are two historically connected names that are mostly found in Logan and Mingo counties in West Virginia, and in Pike County, Kentucky. Those names — Chafin and Hatfield —
New board advises public works By Sue Stafford Tuesday, February 2, 2021 11:36 AM The newest advisory board created by resolution of the Sisters City Council is the Public Works Advisory Board, which just began meeting in January. Public Works Director Paul Bertagna is enthused about the experience and expertise of the five new board members. Robert Hatfield volunteered for the board because he thought it “would be a good way to learn more about Sisters.” He has experience as a civil engineer, a construction manager, and in real estate. John Herman, the new own...
McLaren launch Papaya Laurels for long service Date published: January 10 2021 McLaren have inducted the first 14 members into a programme that recognises staff who have retired after long service to the team. The Papaya Laurels have all retired after more than 20 years at McLaren Racing and will receive a range of special benefits and rewards. These include free financial advice and guidance, while the plan is for a gala dinner to be held each year for the Papaya Laurels where they can formally reunite. Members will also be invited as guests of McLaren to the British Grand Prix in the year ...
Volunteers named to city committees By Sue Stafford Large numbers of local volunteers will help guide Sisters into the future. A record number of volunteers turned out in November to fill positions on City boards and commissions, with terms beginning on January 1, 2021. The interested residents all filled out City applications and participated in Zoom interviews with several City councilors and City staff before the final selections were made. Council President Nancy Connolly told The Nugget, “I believe the people we selected are a fair representation of the community.” Sh...