There are few things in this world more beautiful than a mother awaiting the arrival of a child. Our Smile Camera this week happened to find its way into Megan White’s Baby Shower last Saturday. By chance it had intended to visit the Boosters Quarter Auction. Soon the guest pointed out it was ...
The Carriers will be sharing in a free, outdoor concert at the First Church of God , 255 Russell Ave., New Martinsville, on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 6 p.m. All are invited to come and enjoy the time of great music, inspiration, and desserts. It will be held in and near the shelter behind the church.
NEW MARTINSVILLE -- On Wednesday Sept. 18, the local Rotary chapter met for their weekly gathering. President Dan Mason opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allegiance followed by a momentary prayer. After discussing chapter business, Mr. Larry Blalock spoke to the group about preparation ...
The New Martinsville Parks and Recreation is hosting “Know Your Ride Before You Drive,” a program to teach teen girls and women how to take care of their vehicles. It will focus on basic automobile care such as changing a tire, how to check the oil, radiator and other car fluids, how to ...
New Martinsville resident Jan Thornton Jones has written a new children’s book – “Autumn is Calling.” The book is about the customs and culture of Appalachia and features a girl named Katie, who learns about the fall season while on a walk with her mother at a fall festival. “I ...
This week our smiling faces belong to four legged members of our community, dogs looking for a home. Oreo is a black and white 3 year old that has been fully vetted and is healthy, is good with kids and most other dogs. He enjoys taking walks. Our second smiling K-9 is Leah, 3 years old and ...
NEW MARTINSVILLE -- The First Friday event, an Art Walk, was another success. All though it began with a quick rain shower that caused several vendors to move inside the former Masonic Building. The sky cleared and the evening welcomed several people to the monthly event. Ten vendors remain ...
Fall is just around the corner and the Paden City Library is preparing by bundling up with some activities for everyone. After a successful summer full of fun events like Dolly Day, Magic with Bill Stokes, Oglebay at the Library, Lego Building, and so much more. The PC Library wants to start ...
This week our Smile Camera found these young ladies making a difference. Valerie and Michelle who had set up on Main Street during the HeroFest, offering information on the Gabriel Project.
The Salvation Army in Ohio, Marshall, Wetzel and Tyler counties has set a goal of a 100% volunteer army to ring bells this year to meet the goal of $200,000 to keep up with the rising needs within our community. To do that, they estimate the need for 200 volunteer groups, organizations, and ...
