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Thomas Harless passed away 2021-4-1 in Rivesville, West Virginia. This is the full obituary story where you can express condolences and share memories. Services by Ford Funeral Home - DeGarmo Chapel.
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/ A syringe access program participant is handed a bag of safe injection supplies. This story was originally published by Mountain State Spotlight. For more stories from Mountain State Spotlight, visit mountainstatespotlight.org or sign up for their newsletter. Sasha Crist stood in the waiting room of the Milan Puskar Health Right clinic in downtown Morgantown during a quick drop-in visit on a February afternoon. She was there to pick up safe injection supplies. No more than five minutes after she entered through the clinic’s glass door, she was sitting in a room with a social worker, firi...
Joshua Shirk continues to fight the odds; mom says God placed people where they needed to be to help him Mineral Daily News-Tribune Tribune Staff Writer KEYSER - Monica Shirk is still holding fast to her faith - a faith that has helped see her and her family through many obstacles over what will soon be a year. May 17, 2020, started out as any other day for the Shirks; the sun was shining and their family was together. But it would soon become the day that would forever change their lives with an event that would touch and bring together a community.
'I didn't know if I was going to see my family again:' Keyser couple recounts their battle with COVID Mineral Daily News-Tribune Tribune Staff Writer KEYSER - With COVID numbers soaring in the past few months, it has been a concern for many. Finally seeing a dip in those numbers recently has put some more at ease. For many, however, these numbers weren’t just numbers; they represented someone they knew and loved who had battled the virus, or perhaps lost that battle. Julie Beth Bryan remembers two of the numbers really well - they weren’t just a statistic to her. They represented her very...