MARIETTA – A show based on one of the most influential albums in rock and roll will be presented at the planetarium at Marietta College. Music and visual storytelling will come together in "Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon" in the upgraded Anderson Hancock Planetarium. Presentations ...
NEW MATAMORAS - Students returning to school on Aug. 20 in the Frontier Local School District will have access to a variety of pediatric-focused health services through a new partnership between the district and Akron Children’s School-Based Health Centers. “With a parent’s consent, a nurse practitioner can provide a wide range of medical exams and services to students in person or through telehealth,” said Dr. Lisa Miyatake, medical director of school-based health services for Akron Children’s. “SBHC is a very successful and proven approach to keeping children healthy in ...
LOWELL - Jayla Pomroy is enjoying her final high school summer before entering her senior year at the Washington County Career Center. At 18-years-old, Pomroy will complete her final year of high school in the sports medicine and exercise science program. “I’ve always been drawn to ...
PARKERSBURG - First United Methodist Church at 1001 Juliana St., is offering older adults a program called “You’re Never Too Old to Learn,” which encourages them to broaden their knowledge and explore creative abilities without spending a lot of money. The program will follow a free ...
ST. MARYS – Following the severe storm event last month, Memorial Health Foundation approved an emergency grant to help the citizens of St. Marys, Sistersville, Newport, New Matamoras and surrounding communities. On July 21, disaster struck the cluster of small, rural towns when twin tornados touched ground. The strong winds and heavy rain not only collapsed roofs, twisted radio towers, and shattered windows, but also flipped mobile homes, mowed down trees and tore the West Virginia welcome sign from the historic Carpenter Bridge. A total of $5,000 from Memorial Health Foundation ...
PARKERSBURG, W.Va. – The WVU Medicine Camden Clark Foundation raised $51,000 at its 39th Annual Charity Golf Classic on Monday, Aug. 3, at the Parkersburg Country Club. The money raised from this year's event will benefit the Women and Children's Fund at WVU Medicine Camden Clark, ...
