BRIDGEPORT — Citynet is proud to announce that its President and CEO, Jim Martin, has been appointed to the West Virginia University (WVU) Board of Governors by West Virginia Governor Patrick Morrisey. Mr. Martin joins a distinguished group of appointees that includes Bray Cary and Oliver ...
MILL CREEK — Valley Health Care is pleased to welcome Jennifer Lambert, CFNP, to its team of dedicated providers. Jennifer will begin seeing patients at the Mill Creek location in July, expanding access to primary care services for individuals and families in the community. Jennifer ...
MORGANTOWN — On any given Wednesday, two one-ton white box trucks can be found sitting back-to-back on Roush Drive in Westover waiting for volunteers to unload pallets full of canned foods, packaged meats and shelf-stable milk. As those pallets are set in front of Pantry Plus More, a crew of ...
CHARLESTON — Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced several appointments, including members of the Parkways Authority, and the Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College Board of Parkways Authority: Louis “Wade” Linger is the President and CEO of TMC Technologies of West Virginia located in Fairmont, West Virginia in Marion County. After serving as a computer programmer in the Air Force, Linger began working as a defense contractor for ManTech International Corp., where he wrote and maintained U.S. Navy software that tracks aircraft maintenance and parts and pilot flight ...
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Community Calendar is reserved for nonprofit, civic organizations. Unless otherwise noted, events listed should be considered free and open to the public. Entries appear in chronological order and as space allows. WEDNESDAY PICKIN’ IN THE PARK: The weekly Wednesday traditional music jam sessions sponsored by Augusta Heritage Center (formerly taking place at Armadillo Flats on Davis Avenue) will now be held outdoors in the Elkins City Park. The acoustic music jam sessions will be held in the Small Pavilion (next to the rest rooms and the parking area) every ...
MORGANTOWN — Omar Ibraheem was in a Wise Library cubicle doing last-minute cramming for a biology final during his freshman year at WVU. Like lots of students, he’d put that off until the last minute and he didn’t want any interruptions. But a notice that appeared on his computer screen ...
