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Mountaineer Food Bank receives $50,000 donation from 2015 Governor’s One Shot Deer Hunt event for Hunters Helping the Hungry; Total of more than half-a-million dollar raised over nine years

Mountaineer Food Bank receives $50,000 donation from 2015 Governor’s One Shot Deer Hunt event for Hunters Helping the Hungry; Total of more than half-a-million dollar raised over nine years

  CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, members of the Governor's One Shot Committee and several state senators and delegates recently presented a check to the Mountaineer Food Bank, representing $50,000 raised during the ninth annual Governor's One Shot Deer Hunt, held Oct. 23-25, 2015, at Stonewall Resort State...

Carr appointed recorder

  Parsons Mayor Dorothy Judy administers the oath of office Tuesday to Parsons resident Nick Carr. Carr was appointed City Recorder during Tuesday’s Parsons City Council meeting following the resignation of Connie Collins. Collins tendered her resignation earlier in the month because of health concerns. By Beth Christian Broschart The...

Fire destroys Talheim Condominium

Fire destroys Talheim Condominium

Photo courtesy Penny Shrock By Beth Christian Broschart The Parsons Advocate   CANAAN VALLEY – Tucker County Emergency Officials said a fire that broke out about 3 p.m. Tuesday on Cortland Road in Canaan Valley had more than 24 units responding to help. Darla Stemple, Director of the Tucker County...

Relay for Life seeks Tucker teams and survivors

Relay for Life seeks Tucker teams and survivors

  By Beth Christian Broschart The Parsons Advocate   ELKINS – Officials and volunteers gathered Thursday evening to begin planning for the 2016 Randolph/Tucker County Relay for Life, and they are hoping to help gander more participants at all levels from the Tucker County area. This year’s Relay for Life...

“Not One More” to benefit local families

“Not One More” to benefit local families

  Photo courtesy of Cindy MurphyStudents in the Operation “Not One More” program not only receive training on how to prevent and what to do in case of a fire, but also take home a 10 year smoke detector. The program is expanding into Tucker County and local groups and...

Time again to highlight Tucker

  By Beth Christian Broschart The Parsons Advocate   PARSONS – Businesses, elected officials and residents of Tucker County will once again host an event in Charleston with legislators and officials to highlight the county and celebrate the achievements of the county. Tucker County Day is slated for Feb. 10...

Students to play a key role at Tucker County Day Feb 10

  Local High School Students will play a key role in telling Tucker County’s story in Charleston on February 10. ProStart Chef Carrie Shahan will bring down students to Charleston: Kelley Wagner,Lindsay Herron, Krya Fenstermacher, Amanda Harper, Hannah Liller, Haliegh Arman. Trenton Helmick, Alex Dyer, Kenya Jones, Seth Micheal These...

FEMA joint field office closing

  The State of West Virginia and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Joint Field Office in Charleston, WV will close January 22, 2016. For the past ten months the state and FEMA have been working closely to support the recovery from the 2015 spring and summer storms that impacted...

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DNR seeks wildlife paintings for 2017 calendar

  SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. – The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (DNR) is requesting original color wildlife paintings for the 2017 edition of the award-winning West Virginia Wildlife Calendar, according to DNR Assistant Wildlife Resources Section Chief Scott Warner. The deadline for submitting artwork is Feb. 19, 2016. Paintings...

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Tucker County boys’ get two road wins at Philip-Barbour & Preston

  Photo by Kevin HostetlerTucker County’s Ethan Crosten(24) and Kordell Fulton(10) try to steal the ball from Philip-Barbour last Monday Jan 11th at Philip-Barbour, Tucker County won 96-82 TuckerCountySports.Com   PHILIPPI – The Mt. Lions traveled to “AA” Philip-Barbour on Monday January 11th. Tucker County held off a stingy Colts...

Tucker Valley boys middle school basketball update

  By Dave Helmick TuckerCountySports.Com   The Tucker Valley Boys’ Basketball JV and Varsity teams hosted Tygarts Valley on January 4th. In the JV game Tucker Valley fell in the contest 34-26. Wyatt Betler led Tucker Valley in scoring. The Wildcats varsity fell in the second game 35-20. Cameron Mullenax...

Tucker Valley girls middle school basketball update

  By Dave Helmick TuckerCountySports.Com   The Tucker Valley Girls’ Basketball JV and Varsity teams hosted Moorefield on Monday January 11th. The Lady Wildcats JV team fell in the contest 28-13. London Hood led Tucker Valley with 6 points. The Varsity team lost in overtime 43-36. Terra Kuhn led Tucker...

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Seniors travel to Lancaster

  The Tucker County Senior Travelers visited Lancaster, PA in November. They were able to visit the National Christmas Center and see a wide variety of Christmas displays. One of the highlights there was a display of Woolworth’s 5 and 10 Store. It brought back many pleasant memories. Another stop...

Davis Medical Center Providers Certified in Wound Care

  Elkins, WV – For those suffering from non-healing wounds, a new service at Davis Medical Center can help provide relief and treatment. The National Alliance of Wound Care (NAWC) recently granted full certification to Dr. Johanna Biola and Josette Batsenikos, FNP. Biola and Batsenikos, both family care providers in...

LOCAL FOODS DAY 2016

  Public Encouraged to Join Local Food and Agriculture Supporters at Capitol and For Luncheon CHARLESTON – Local food and agriculture advocates from every corner of West Virginia will gather at the Capitol building on January 26 to show support for local food and agriculture. Many participants will hold meetings...

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Candidate filings

Photo by Beth Christian BroschartCandidates for local, county and state are gearing up for their campaigns. On Saturday, Delegate Randy Smith, R-Preston, held a town meeting in Thomas to update folks about work in Charleston with the start of the Legislature. Smith announced his intent to run for Senator for...

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