Christ Memorial Baptist Church of Westernport, is offering a night on the town to local parents by providing a fun-night in for children ages 0-12 on Saturday, May 17 from 4-9 p.m.

With the rising price of gas and food, it’s nice to know that there are programs out there that can help alleviate some costs.  Angel Food Ministries is one of those programs.

 When the final paper and electronic ballots were tallied at around 1:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning, incumbent Mineral County Commissioner Janice LaRue narrowly came out on top, winning the Republican nomination by five votes, according to the unofficial totals.

With only seven of 32 precincts voting yes, the school bond levy failed to pass Tuesday, with uncertified results being 2,958 for and 4,194 against.

 In exactly three weeks, swimsuit season begins. Are you ready?

The Town of Luke celebrated Earth Day with the planting of trees by the children and grandchildren of Luke.

On a day when the Potomac River flowed high and muddy following weekend storms that continued through much of the day Monday, the manager of a Keyser apartment complex appeared before the City Council seeking help with a chronically flooding parking lot.

A seven-foot cross is in storage at the home of Mel Evans of Keyser. He hopes that it’ll be soon placed on the Mineral County Courthouse lawn on a temporary basis.

LeAnne Morris was presented with her new Mother’s Ring Saturday, the day before Mother’s Day, by Mark Clements. 

Two Potomac State College students were not injured in a one vehicle accident on Hartmansville Road, near Elk Garden last week.

With notice on the town sign and flyers going to homes, Carpendale residents shouldn’t be surprised when law enforcement begins making regular visits to the community July 1.

Keep moving forward. Don’t be afraid to fail. Believe you can do something that nobody else has ever done - these were some of the top ten pieces of advice keynote speaker Ronna Mathias Monseau left with the over 200 students that graduated at Potomac State College’s 105 commencement ceremonies Saturday.

Mineral County grand jury indicted 27 people as they began the summer quarter of 2008:

“The clouds are kissed by the sun on high, the flowers are kissed by the butterfly, the sparkling wine doth kiss the glass, and you my friend, how have you been?”  Larry Myers quoted the toast that was often used by the late Charles Laurin Swisher during the  2008 17th Annual Apple Alley Players Laurin Swisher Scholarship Banquet held at on Thursday at the First United Methodist Church.

The second and final meeting to allow the public to view a Power Point program on the proposed Mineral County School projects was held at Frankfort High School on Thursday evening.