Annual Christmas Parade to hit the streets this evening
GRAFTON—Following the enchantment of the illumination of tens of thousands of lights and the community Christmas tree during the city’s annual Light Up Night last night, the magic of the Christmas season will continue on tonight, as the community welcomes Santa and Mrs. Claus to Grafton, during the annual Christmas Parade.
Updated: 1 day ago
Santa Claus is coming to town
GRAFTON—Christmas will be here before you know it, and Santa has been hard at work at the North Pole preparing for his long night of toy delivery. But, in an effort to check up on local girls and boys, he will be making his way to Grafton for a special breakfast.
Updated: 4 days ago
Don’t let Old Man Winter hinder your driving, take steps to keep safer
GRAFTON—The area saw its first snowfall on Friday, which lead to treacherous road conditions for drivers to navigate.
Updated: 1 week ago
The tradition of apple cider making has deep roots in WV
TAYLOR COUNTY—Yesterday was more than just Friday, it was a little-known holiday that has deep roots here in Appalachia.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
WV Caring meeting patients where they are during NHPCM
TAYLOR COUNTY—WV Caring is happy to meet patients and families where they are, and they will be doing just that throughout the month of November as they celebrate National Hospice and Palliative Care Month (NHPCM) with various community events.
Updated: 2 weeks ago
Peanut butter and jelly sought for children over school break
TAYLOR COUNTY—Before long, preparations for the holiday season will begin, and while some students look forward to dinners filled with delicious foods, others are left fearing if they will have a meal at all.
Updated: 3 weeks ago
Come get up close and personal with owls
TAYLOR COUNTY—Avian enthusiasts are invited to take part in an event that is sure to be unlike any they have ever attended, and one that will get them up close and personal with owls.
Updated: 3 weeks ago
Good Shepherd celebrates the leadership of Rev. Matthew Dotson
GRAFTON—October was National Pastor Appreciation Month in many area denominations, and to celebrate the occurrence, the congregation of The Church of the Good Shepherd wants to recognize the efforts of their pastor, Reverend Matthew Dotson, in leading the church to serve others in the community.
Updated: 4 weeks ago
GHS students celebrate Hispanic heritage
GRAFTON—Grafton High School’s Spanish program has been celebrating El Mes De La Herencia Hispana, a month honoring the culture and contributions made by Hispanic Americans.
Updated: 4 weeks ago
Flemington Events and Festivals invites residents to fall craft show
TAYLOR COUNTY—Fall has made its way to the area and soon winter will be knocking on our doors. And with the cooler months comes a new set of holidays to look forward to.
Updated: 4 weeks ago
Veteran’s Appreciation event to be held to honor former service members
TAYLOR COUNTY— Veteran’s Day may not be until November 11, but one local organization is holding a Veteran’s Appreciation Day, in conjunction with November First Fridays, and is inviting the community to attend.
Updated: 1 month ago
Applications for NCWVCAA Forgotten Angel available Nov. 1
TAYLOR COUNTY—To help ensure that the Christmas Spirit is alive and well in all children, regardless of economic standing, one local organization is once again stepping forward to supply gifts.
Updated: 1 month ago
Taylor, Harrison County Commissions each donate $10,000 to YCF $1 Million Match campaign
MORGANTOWN—Your Community Foundation of North Central West Virginia, Inc. (YCF) is pleased to announce the Harrison and Taylor County Commissions each donated $10,000 to the $1 Million Match Campaign.
Updated: 1 month ago
Backpack program gearing up for school breaks, seeking donations
TAYLOR COUNTY—The school year is in full swing, and before long, Thanksgiving and winter break will be here. To help ensure that students have food while away from school, the Fetterman United Methodist Church/Anna Jarvis Elementary School Backpack (FUMC/AJE) Program is ramping up their efforts of food collection and packaging for students.
Updated: 1 month ago
TCAC welcomes you to the darker side of art with Black Magic Wunderbox
GRAFTON—Spooky season is here, and the Taylor County Arts Council (TCAC) will be showcasing an exhibit that is sure to get you in the Halloween mood.
Updated: 1 month ago
High quality items featured at the AJ Museum’s Fall Yard Sale
WEBSTER— Everyone loves a yard sale, right? There’s just something special about finding treasures among the tables.
Updated: 1 month ago
Top Winner Named in the 100 Miles in 100 Days Walking Challenge
TAYLOR COUNTY—The West Virginia University Taylor County Extension Office, together with the PATCH Coalition of Taylor County, are proud to announce that Jeffrey Martin is the winner of the 100 Miles in 100 Days Walking Challenge that was held throughout the summer.
Updated: 2 months ago
There’s No Place Like Home listening tour to kick off in Taylor County
TAYLOR COUNTY—Calling all moms! Your input is needed and wanted during a new listening tour.
Updated: 2 months ago
Health department offering updated COVID boosters
TAYLOR COUNTY—The Grafton-Taylor County Health Department is ready to help residents take their shot at staying healthier this season, and one way they hope to do so is through the newly released COVID boosters.
Updated: 2 months ago
Tygart Valley United Way urges residents to step up with 2023 campaign
TAYLOR COUNTY—The Tygart Valley United Way has kicked off their annual campaign and is hoping that it will supersede the goal they met last year.
Updated: 2 months ago
Veterans invited to fellowship through special breakfast event
GRAFTON—After a successful event last time, the Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) will be hosting another breakfast gathering.
Updated: 2 months ago
Spirit of Animals Rescue seeking assistance from the community
GRAFTON—An organization with a mission to keep four-legged friends out of the shelters, healthier and happier is in need of assistance from the community.
Updated: 2 months ago
West Virginia Poison Center announces return of poster contest
TAYLOR COUNTY—Are you a creative mind in kindergarten through 12th grade? The West Virginia Poison Control Center is hosting a poster contest and is seeking youths to help create awareness of poisons and, in turn, save lives.
Updated: 3 months ago