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The Sew & Sews quilt show at the Treasure Mountain Festival attracted nearly 400 visitors, showcasing a stunning collection of quilts ranging from antique to modern styles. Debe Thomas’s "Bee Happy" quilt earned the judges' choice overall award, while the viewers' choice award highlighted the community's engagement with the event.
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.
The Sew & Sews quilt show at the Treasure Mountain Festival attracted nearly 400 visitors, showcasing a stunning variety of quilts from antique to modern. Debe Thomas’s "Bee Happy" quilt was awarded the judges’ choice overall award, while the viewers’ choice award recognized a different piece.
Members of the Franklin High School Class of 1957 celebrated their 67th-year reunion on August 24 at the Walnut Street United Methodist Church in Franklin. The event brought together several alumni, fostering connections and reminiscing about their school days.
Canaan Valley's Snow Sports Museum highlights the region's growing significance as a year-round destination for outdoor enthusiasts. The article emphasizes the influx of visitors from nearby states, showcasing the area's appeal and importance in the local economy.
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.
Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares, Inc. recently recognized employees Shawna Musser and Sarah Nottingham for completing their first year at the West Virginia School of Banking. The program, aimed at enhancing banking skills, underscores the commitment of these institutions to employee development and excellence in service.
Grant County Bank and Highlands Bankshares recognize employees Shawna Musser and Sarah Nottingham for completing their first year at the West Virginia School of Banking. This achievement highlights the commitment of local financial institutions to employee development and education.
The Walla Walla Ranger District is set to conduct a controlled burn over 335 acres in the Tiger Creek area of Umatilla National Forest, starting on September 30. This prescribed fire aims to reduce hazards and improve forest health, with operations expected to last two to three days, depending on weather conditions.