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Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares, Inc. recently recognized Shawna Musser and Sarah Nottingham for completing their first year at the West Virginia School of Banking. This achievement highlights their commitment to professional development in the banking sector, emphasizing the importance of education in the local finance community.
The "I’m a WIC Kid" campaign, launched by the West Virginia Department of Health, aims to connect with adults who were once participants in the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program during their childhood. This initiative seeks to showcase the long-term benefits of the program and highlight how it has impacted lives over the years. By reaching out to past participants, the campaign aims to raise awareness and celebrate the program's positive influence on community health.
The West Virginia Department of Human Services has announced a supplemental payment for recipients of the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP), with amounts ranging from $25 to $142. This one-time payment is automatic for individuals who received assistance during the current program year. The initiative aims to support vulnerable communities facing energy costs.
The West Virginia Department of Human Services has announced a supplemental payment for recipients of the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) for the 2023-2024 program year. Eligible individuals will automatically receive a one-time payment ranging from $25 to $142, enhancing financial support for those in need during the colder months.
The Repair Cafe event invites community members to bring in broken items for volunteer-led repairs, fostering sustainability and community engagement. Scheduled for October 5, 2024, this event promotes hands-on learning and skill-sharing while addressing waste reduction. Participants can expect to find assistance with various repairs, from electronics to furniture.
La Grande police arrested a man on October 3 in connection with a child pornography case following a months-long investigation. The case highlights significant issues surrounding child sexual abuse and the ongoing efforts of law enforcement to combat internet crimes against children. This development underscores the importance of community vigilance and justice in safeguarding children.
Eight counties are now demanding reforms for quiet zones due to increased noise pollution and safety concerns. The movement comes in the wake of unprecedented flooding that has disrupted communication and emergency services in affected areas. Local officials are advocating for changes to improve community safety and quality of life.
Canaan Valley is becoming an increasingly popular destination for tourists, attracting visitors year-round from states like Virginia, Maryland, and the District of Columbia. The Snow Sports Museum plays a crucial role in documenting this rise in importance and the area's rich history in winter sports.
Sam Eason, Cortlyn Hartman, and Jacey Thompson have been recognized as the Students of the Month for September at Pendleton County Middle/High School. Eason, the Academic Student of the Month, is involved in various extracurricular activities including sports and clubs. This acknowledgment highlights the achievements of outstanding students in the local educational community.
Eight counties are now advocating for reforms to establish quiet zones, as noise from train horns continues to disrupt communities. This movement is gaining traction following recent events that highlighted the need for improved safety and quality of life in affected areas. Local leaders are rallying for changes to enhance peace and reduce the impact of train noise.