Book project aimed at helping kids
TAYLOR COUNTY—Sometimes kids are faced with difficult situations and scenarios in life, and one organization is working to help them address some of the issues that come along with those instances.
Updated: 3 days ago
Community organizations offering fun event for father figures and their kids
GRAFTON—Are you looking for something fun to do to get your kids up and moving during this COVID-19 pandemic? Partners in Prevention has an event to get fathers and their children interacting and out of the house.
Updated: 1 week ago
Wreaths Across America Mobile Education Exhibit making stop on Grafton Road
MORGANTOWN— Each year, in celebrations around the nation, volunteers come together to pay respects to the men and women who fought and died for the freedom’s Americans have today, through the annual Wreaths Across America event.
Updated: 1 week ago
PATCH Coalition expands teen health program to GHS
GRAFTON—After seeing a great deal of success at Taylor County Middle School, the PATCH Coalition of Taylor County has decided to extend their Project Period program to Grafton High School.
Updated: 1 week ago
Weaver ready to lead at First Community
GRAFTON — First Community Bank’s Grafton branch recently welcomed a familiar face back to its banking family, this time, as Branch Leader.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Crooked Fest set for July 18
BELINGTON— West Virginia-based rockers The Crooked Roots w/ Josh Folmsbee are co-hosting an outdoor concert, with Mr. Calvin Elmore, owner of Belington’s Tin Pony.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Kisner named GCH Auxiliary Scholarship recipient
GRAFTON—The Grafton City Hospital Auxiliary is pleased to announce the recipient of our 2020 scholarship award.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Bikers to hit the streets to draw awareness to child abuse
TAYLOR COUNTY—Bikers, grab your gear and head to Morgantown on Saturday, July 18, for a fundraising event that is sure to draw a crowd, as Bikers Against Child Abuse North Central West Virginia Chapter gets ready to let their engines roar.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Vouchers being offered to help curb cat over-population
TAYLOR COUNTY— With some assistance from the Taylor County Commission, the Taylor County Dog Wardens were recipients of a grant, which allotted funding for the spaying and neutering of felines within the community. According to Taylor County Dog Warden Gina Whitehair, the grant they received is part of the West Virginia Spay Neuter Program.
Updated: 3 weeks ago
Tiles of Grafton’s past pieced together in beautiful display
GRAFTON—A little piece of Grafton’s history will soon be on display at the Taylor County Public Library, thanks to a heartfelt donation by someone who spent many summers in the community.
Updated: 1 month ago
Assessor’s Office to mail out assessment forms
TAYLOR COUNTY—It’s that time of year again when the Taylor County Assessor’s Office will begin mailing out assessment forms.
Updated: 1 month ago
Homestead offers chances on locally raised beef and lamb
TAYLOR COUNTY—The Homestead Farm Center of Taylor County has recently chosen to forego hosting their biannual Raising the Roof Barbecue Fundraiser in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Updated: 1 month ago
Gallery 62 West to operate under new rules
GRAFTON— After shutting their doors in March, and being forced to cancel many events and exhibitions, the Taylor County Arts Council (TCAC) is ready for Gallery 62 West to spring back to life
Updated: 1 month ago
Philippi woman sentenced to prison in Belington VFW theft case
BARBOUR COUNTY—Jennifer Crim appeared for a sentencing hearing in Barbour County Circuit Court before Judge Shawn D. Nines.
Updated: 1 month ago
Investigation details fatal insider attack on CMS Timothy Bolyard during Army SFAB’s first deployment
VIRGINIA (Kyle Rempfer/ArmyTimes)—Afghan National Police did not typically attend the meetings, or shuras, between U.S. troops and Afghan soldiers on Camp Maiwand in Afghanistan’s eastern Logar province.
Updated: 1 month ago
COVID-19 can't stop TCAC from celebrating the arts
GRAFTON— Although traditional art shows and gallery exhibits are unable to be held at this time due to the current Coronavirus pandemic, it doesn’t mean that arts can’t be viewed and celebrated in some form.
Updated: 1 month ago
Link up with friends at Taylor County 4-H CampURL
TAYLOR COUNTY— With the end of a school year comes the start of summer camp season for the youth of the community. Unfortunately, COVID-19 is preventing traditional summer camps from taking place, but Taylor County 4-H is refusing to let the virus stop their summertime fun.
Updated: 1 month ago
Grab your poles and head for your favorite fishing hole
TAYLOR COUNTY—As a child, many may recall loading up their tackle boxes and heading to the nearest river, lake, stream, creek or pond to drop their bobber in the water with friends and family, for a fun day of fishing.
Updated: 1 month ago
Frey earns Dean’s List at D&E College
TAYLOR COUNTY—Lacey Frey of Flemington, West Virginia, was named to the Dean’s List at Davis & Elkins College for the winter 2020 RN-BSN rotation.
Updated: 1 month ago
The Princess docks for season, lake continues to offer outdoor recreation
TYGART LAKE— Shortly after announcing a schedule of events for the 2020 cruise season, Tygart Lake Cruises made the unfortunate announcement that the season has been canceled, due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Updated: 1 month ago
City announces this year’s Solid Waste Garbage Collection
GRAFTON—According to Grafton City Manager, Kevin Stead the city of Grafton will begin Solid Waste Garbage Collection next month.
Updated: 2 months ago
Taylor County students named to spring 2020 president’s and dean’s list
FAIRMONT—More than 1,300 students have been honored for their academic achievement at Fairmont State University after completing the spring 2020 semester.
Updated: 2 months ago
Graduates from Alderson Broaddus University are entering the workplace with record-high employment rates, new survey shows
PHILIPPI, W.Va.—June 2, 2020—Alderson Broaddus University has released its latest post-graduation career report, which shows that 100 percent of AB students from the Class of 2019 are in full-time employment or are pursuing further study within six months of graduation.
Updated: 2 months ago
Green Day Hike offers mental health break while social distancing
TYGART LAKE— Despite a chill in the air, and the threat of COVID-19 looming down on the Mountain State, nearly 50 individuals gathered at the Tygart Lake State Park Campgrounds on Saturday, March 14, to venture off on a newly developed trail for the park’s annual Green Day Hike.
Updated: 4 months ago