PARKERSBURG, W.Va. – Adam Stover, WVU Parkersburg adjunct professor of English and Theatre Appreciation, has a secret talent – one that has recently been nationally and internationally recognized. Stover began writing screenplays in graduate school where he served as the producer and ...
The Ohio Development Services Agency and Washington-Morgan Counties Community Action will help income-eligible Ohioans stay cool during the hot summer months. The Home Energy Assistance Summer Crisis Program provides eligible Ohioans assistance paying an electric bill, and/or air conditioner or ...
Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce invites area shoppers to experience all the Belpre area has to offer at its Shop Small/Shop Local event Saturday, July 18 during regular business hours in the Belpre and SR 339 areas, according to Karen Waller BACC Executive director. Member businesses have ...
Three members of Alpha Rho Gamma, the Phi Theta Kappa chapter at Washington State Community College (WSCC), were recently selected to the Ohio Association of Community College All-Ohio Academic Team. Letitia Glass and Britiny Toups were selected to the third team while Ronald Salazar, was ...
Warren High School honor roll for the fourth nine weeks of the 2019-2020 school year. Principal roll Grade nine: Alexandria Adams, Garrett Biddinger, Abigail Blaney, Cole Clatterbuck, Sophie Cochran, Cadence Frame, Alexis Frazee, Sophia Gardner, Brandi Garner, Tessa Haffner, Morgan ...
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. – Victoria Poellot-Tauber, West Virginia University at Parkersburg student and Phi Theta Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter vice president, has been named a 2020 Coca-Cola Academic Team Bronze Scholar. She will receive a $1,000 scholarship for demonstrating academic excellence, ...
When it came to completing his senior capstone project, Ben Pratt ‘20 (Tallmadge, Ohio) was up for a challenge. The Physics major, who completed work on methanol-derived hydrogen fuel cells, was recognized by the science faculty with the 2020 Laura Scott Etter ‘88 Prize. “I feel very ...
For the ninth year in a row the Frontier Alumni Association will be issuing two $500 scholarships to two seniors from Frontier High School. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak the scholarships will not be presented in person at a graduation commencement. But will be presented to the recipient at ...
Frontier High School was unable to host its annual awards ceremony May 17 and commencement May 22. Seniors were recognized virtually with a Senior Awards slide show, available on Facebook and the district website’s “special events” tab, and had the opportunity to participate in a modified ...
“The future started yesterday,” declared Washington State Community College’s (WSCC) Associate Professor of Information Technology Dr. Adam Beatty. After joining the college last year, Beatty went to work updating the institution’s Cyber Security & Investigation program curriculum ...
Any student – first-year or transfer – who applies to attend Marietta College as an undergraduate in the fall of 2021 or the spring of 2022 will have the option to submit or not to submit SAT or ACT scores. The College's Office of Admission adopted this policy as physical distancing ...
The Muskingum Garden Club of Washington County, due to the pandemic, met at Howes Grove Park in Belpre. Nadine Kasick was the hostess. After a moment of silence that was observed to honor JoAnn Naeser, a long-standing member of Muskingum Garden Club. (We already miss her refined demeanor). The ...
Washington County Career Center names students to its honor roll for the fourth nine weeks of the 2019-2020 school year. Principal list (GPA 4.0): Taylor Addlesburger, Katelyn Allman, Brayden Antill, Lydia Arnett, Shelby Arnold, Cassidy Bable, Lindsey Barker, Craig Barth, Justin Bennett, ...
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. – Mid-Ohio Valley Climate Action’s June 18 Third Thursday program will be a virtual panel and open discussion beginning at 7:00 p.m. on the Zoom platform. This is the group’s first attempt at offering a Third Thursday program virtually. The discussion will center on ...
The Castle has scheduled its virtual Third Thursday Talk for Thursday, June 18 at 7 p.m. The virtual event is free and will feature two speakers covering different local history topics in short interactive segments. Art Smith will discuss “Photographic Reflections of Marietta’s Past” and ...
Empty Bowls is a grassroots movement created by artists and craftspeople all across the world. The organization exists to end hunger in communities by crafting custom bowls and then inviting members of the community to partake in a soup luncheon. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, Empty Bowls ...
ROANOKE, Va. – Cynthia Sue Shutts from Belpre received the Master of Liberal Arts degree in humanities from Hollins University. Hollins is an independent liberal arts university offering undergraduate education to women, selected graduate programs for men and women, and community outreach ...
Parker Eddy of Wingett Run, Ohio was among 5300 students who were conferred degrees during Kent State University’s virtual commencement held on May 9. Eddy completed the requirements for a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Geography with emphasis on Geographic Information Science and graduated Cum ...
On May 14, the officers hosted a Drive-Thru Banquet for all the members, alumni, and community members. During the drive-thru banquet members drove their vehicles to the Barlow Fairgrounds and were greeted by a Warren FFA Officer. The Officers handed out cookies to all that attended along with ...
The May 7 meeting of the Washington County Jr. Fair Board was held virtually using Zoom. Vice President Morgan Antill called the meeting to order. Other officers provided reports including minutes from Melina Matics. Josie Burke had a team building activity where members learned more about each ...