Schedule at a Glance
7:00 am - Thursday 3 Rivers Parade & Opening
8:00 am - Friday 3 Rivers: at Park & “Razzle”
8:30 am - Saturday 3 Rivers: Band, Erin Given, Fireworks
9:13 am - Marion County Commission: June 8, 2011
9:30 am - Mon River Band at Prickett’s Fort
10:43 am - Marion County Commission: May 25, 2011
11:19 am - Marion County Commission: JUne 15, 2011
11:45 am - Prickett’s Fort, Basket Making & Scenes
12:00 pm - Fairmont City Council: May 24, 2011
1:22 pm - Fairmont City Council: June 14, 2011
2:22 pm - Consumer News Report
2:46 pm - Consumer News Report
3:13 pm - Marion County Commission: June 1, 2011
3:42 pm - Allen Organ Dedication by Weston Jennings
3:52 pm - Church League Softball
4:00 pm - Bob Huggins Tribute
5:57 pm - July Review
6:00 pm - Council of Churches News
6:30 pm - WWVU News
7:00 pm - Thursday 3 Rivers Parade & Opening
8:00 pm - Friday 3 Rivers: at Park & “Razzle”
8:30 pm - Saturday 3 Rivers: Band, Erin Given, Fireworks
9:13 pm - Marion County Commission: June 8, 2011
9:30 pm - Mon River Band at Prickett’s Fort
10:43 pm - Marion County Commission: May 25, 2011
11:19 pm - Marion County Commission: JUne 15, 2011
11:45 pm - Prickett’s Fort, Basket Making & Scenes
12:00 am - Fairmont City Council: May 24, 2011
1:22 am - Fairmont City Council: June 14, 2011
2:22 am - Consumer News Report
2:46 am - Consumer News Report
3:13 am - Marion County Commission: June 1, 2011
3:42 am - Allen Organ Dedication by Weston Jennings
3:52 am - Church League Softball
4:00 am - Bob Huggins Tribute
5:57 am - July Review
6:00 am - Council of Churches News
6:30 am - WWVU News
Program Hightlights
7:00 am - Thursday 3 Rivers Parade & Opening
Traditional 3 Rivers Parade is covered from the corner of South Side Bridge. Opening Events from Palatine Park is shared, including the introduction of the Festival Court, the WVU Football Players, and opening music by Davisson Brothers.
8:00 am - Friday 3 Rivers: at Park & “Razzle”
Friday afternoon at the Park is enjoyed among the crowd and activities offered. Tonya and Jack Daft portray a Southern Civil War family in southern Virginia; Kids Day in Park is shared by NASA; New Mystics Theatre’s Jeremy Madia and Maggie Ludwig share a dialogue in singing and speech on prejudice; portions of Pepperoni Bake Off Contest is shown. In the evening, the singing 80’s and 90’s singing group, Reflex, presents some of their music.
8:30 am - Saturday 3 Rivers: Band, Erin Given, Fireworks
Highlights include Erin Given singing a Willie Nelson song, the George Shingleton Band, and closing fireworks. Scenes on the Midway are shown including “Bobble Heads”
9:13 am - Marion County Commission: June 8, 2011
Highlights include Resolution to Accept Conditions of the Contract for WV Community Participation Program Funds and to Authorize Signature on behalf of the Marion County Police Reserves; Presentation of 2010 Delinquent Real and Personal Tax Lists in compliance with WV Code 11A-2-14; Miscellaneous Budget Revision Requests for end of Fiscal Year 2011; Workers Compensation Proposal from WV CoRP; TV19, Proposal Greater Fairmont Council of Churches for 2011-12 taping, e of Commission meetings; Request for funds from Blackunity Coalition for Juneteenth Celebration at Windmill Park on June 25; For the Record, addition of channels from Comcast; For the Record, Reconciliation Summary from Valley Falls Public Service District PSD; Opening of sealed bids for Sheriff’s uniforms
9:30 am - Mon River Band at Prickett’s Fort
The Mon River Band performs at Prickett’s Fort State Park. Directed by Mike Roberts, the group includes many people from Fairmont, including (among others) John Sullivan, John Christian, and Neil King. Songs include “Jumping at the Woodside” and “Walk Right In” by Count Basie; “What’s New” by Linda Ronstat; “Boogie-Woogy Bugle Boy” by the Andrews Sisters; “American Patrol, Time after Time, and In the Mood” by Glenn Miller; “Here’s that Rainy Day” by Jimmy Van Husen; “Satan Doll and “Take the A Train” by Duke Ellington; “Stardust” by Hogie Carmichael; “Woodchopper’s Ball” by Woody Herman; “For Once in My Life” by Frank Sinatra; “Crazy in Love” arranged by John Christian; “The Way You Look Tonight;” “Bandstand Boogie;” and closing selection, “America the Beautiful.”
10:43 am - Marion County Commission: May 25, 2011
Highlights include Reimbursement request from WV Criminal Justice Services, Project# 11-CC-10; Internal Budget Revision Requests from Carolyn Ledsome, Chis McIntire, and Richard Walton; Budget Revision Request from Marie Lockhart, Bookkeeper; Donor Designated Fund Agreement for Trust to accept funds on behalf of Korean War Vets for Flagpole Endowment (removed)
11:19 am - Marion County Commission: June 15, 2011
Highlights include authorization for Publication as a Class II Legal Ad on Wednesday, June 22 and Wednesday, June 29, 2011 for the paving of the MC Trail near Prickett’s Fort; Miscellaneous Budget Revision Requests for end of Fiscal Year 201; Selection of Workers Compensation carrier for Fiscal Year 2011-12; Request for Reimbursement for Montana Mines RRUP Project; Reimbursement request from WV Division of Justice and Community Services; Advice and consent to hire a Summer Student to fill vacancy in WVU Extension Service Office; Animal Control Proposals for Fiscal Year 2011-12; For the Record, declaration from Marion County Sheriff of Home Confinement Surplus; For the Record, note the Commission received from Janice Cosco, the County Clerk, the County Records Management & Preservation Grant Program Completion Document for the 2010-2011 Grant in which the County Clerk has had the Assessor’s old Land Books scanned and digitized.
11:45 am - Prickett’s Fort, Basket Making & Scenes
This quick moving video includes summer programs available at the Fort. It also includes the workshop on basket making led by Helen Efaw and participant Janice Jones. Scenes are shown from the confluence of Buffalo Creek and the Monongalia River and a visit to the Prickett’s Fort Cemetery.
12:00 pm - Fairmont City Council: May 24, 2011
City Council approved the first reading on two property transac¬tions with MRDC that will secure the last bits of property for the State Building project. The MRDC has worked out a deal in which the city would sell its current Public Works building on Meadowlane Avenue to the MRDC for $145,000, which would then transfer the property to Vangilder, owner of V&W Electric to expand his operations. He also wants the city’s former landfill nearby. Historical Society presented plaque accepted by DD Meighen. Final revision of 2011 budget approved. Dan Madigan spoke. After much debate, Council approved paying funds to state to assist in cleaning the Connector, despite concern over debris and ultimate responsibility for the cleanup and maintenance of the connector.
1:22 pm - Fairmont City Council: June 14, 2011
This Council approved two ordinances transferring city-owned property to the Marion Regional Development Corp. State Building Complex in 400 block of Adams St. The county’s shooting range at the Poor Farm property was discussed. Thelma Toothman complained about neighbor’s dog barking for eight months straight
2:22 pm - Consumer News Report
This report features healthy ideas and eating, children’s safety, managing fibromyalgia, fighting foot problems, travel tips, protecting your pooch, fire extinguishers, mail fraud updates and entertaining oddities (dealing with construction)
2:46 pm - Consumer News Report
This report features healthy eating habits with yogurt and importance of exercise, dealing with back pain, discovering family fraud, the campaign for youth justice to reduce crime, camping, and oddities about musical instruments.
3:13 pm - Marion County Commission: June 1, 2011
Highlights of this meeting include Dispositional Order in the Matter of the Estate of David M. Gorman, Deceased; Internal Budget Revision Requests from Bookkeeping, Purchasing and Prosecuting Attorney; Request for Commission funding to cover cost of salary for a Federal Work Study Program student; Advice and Consent to hire a Summer Student to fill a vacancy in the WVU Extension Service office; Request from the WV Bass Federation for tournament funds June 18 and 19, 2011; Donor Designated Fund Agreement between Marion County Commission and Your Community Foundation, Inc., for trust to accept funds on behalf of Korean War Veterans for Flagpole Endowment.; Consideration of Allocation to Fairview Water Extension Project.
3:42 pm - Allen Organ Dedication by Weston Jennings
Gateway United Methodist Church is the setting for the dedication of their new Allen Organ Dedication. We feature two brief organ solos by 20 year old Weston Jennings.
3:52 pm - Church League Softball
We hare a brief discussion with Mike Hensley on teaching an Adam Hamilton book, “When Christians Get It Wrong.” In addition, Bill Barnes, Church League Softball Coordinator, is interviewed on this year’s league. Final scenes shows some softball action at the Trinity Assembly of God.
4:00 pm - Bob Huggins Tribute
Highlights of this evening at Westchester Village include interviews before dinner with Bob Huggins on purpose of evening for the Norma Mae Huggins Cancer Fund and WVU Basketball; Teammate & Roommate Warren Baker; Coach Joe Retton, followed by Some Auction. Jimmy Sears shares Marion County Athletes of Note and Invocation by D.D. Meighen. Sears auctions off autographed basketball and acknowledgments of Supporters for the evening event. Speakers are Joe Mazzulla, former referee and Fairmonter Stanley Rote, Coach Joe Lambiotte, Coach Joe Retton and Bob Huggins. Jimmy Sears announces that more than $38,000 will be given to the Norma Mae Huggins Cancer Fund
5:57 pm - July Review
Highlights of July Programs are reviewed.
6:00 pm - Greater Fairmont Council of Churches News
6:30 pm - WWVU News
WVU students originate, write, and produce this 15 minute news program shown Sundays on WWVU-TV and then daily on channel 19. Through the efforts of Gina Dahlia, this production has captured national attention while being awarded the top news program in America among all Universities and Colleges.
6:45 pm - WWVU News (repeat)
7:00 pm - Thursday 3 Rivers Parade & Opening
Traditional 3 Rivers Parade is covered from the corner of South Side Bridge. Opening Events from Palatine Park is shared, including the introduction of the Festival Court, the WVU Football Players, and opening music by Davisson Brothers.
8:00 pm - Friday 3 Rivers: at Park & “Razzle”
Friday afternoon at the Park is enjoyed among the crowd and activities offered. Tonya and Jack Daft portray a Southern Civil War family in southern Virginia; Kids Day in Park is shared by NASA; New Mystics Theatre’s Jeremy Madia and Maggie Ludwig share a dialogue in singing and speech on prejudice; portions of Pepperoni Bake Off Contest is shown. In the evening, the singing 80’s and 90’s singing group, Reflex, presents some of their music.
8:30 pm - Saturday 3 Rivers: Band, Erin Given, Fireworks
Highlights include Erin Given singing a Willie Nelson song, the George Shingleton Band, and closing fireworks. Scenes on the Midway are shown including “Bobble Heads”
9:13 pm - Marion County Commission: June 8, 2011
Highlights include Resolution to Accept Conditions of the Contract for WV Community Participation Program Funds and to Authorize Signature on behalf of the Marion County Police Reserves; Presentation of 2010 Delinquent Real and Personal Tax Lists in compliance with WV Code 11A-2-14; Miscellaneous Budget Revision Requests for end of Fiscal Year 2011; Workers Compensation Proposal from WV CoRP; TV19, Proposal Greater Fairmont Council of Churches for 2011-12 taping, e of Commission meetings; Request for funds from Blackunity Coalition for Juneteenth Celebration at Windmill Park on June 25; For the Record, addition of channels from Comcast; For the Record, Reconciliation Summary from Valley Falls Public Service District PSD; Opening of sealed bids for Sheriff’s uniforms,
9:30 pm - Mon River Band at Prickett’s Fort
The Mon River Band performs at Prickett’s Fort State Park. Directed by Mike Roberts, the group includes many people from Fairmont, including (among others) John Sullivan, John Christian, and Neil King. Songs include “Jumping at the Woodside” and “Walk Right In” by Count Basie; “What’s New” by Linda Ronstat; “Boogie-Woogy Bugle Boy” by the Andrews Sisters; “American Patrol, Time after Time, and In the Mood” by Glenn Miller; “Here’s that Rainy Day” by Jimmy Van Husen; “Satan Doll and “Take the A Train” by Duke Ellington; “Stardust” by Hogie Carmichael; “Woodchopper’s Ball” by Woody Herman; “For Once in My Life” by Frank Sinatra; “Crazy in Love” arranged by John Christian; “The Way You Look Tonight;” “Bandstand Boogie;” and closing selection, “America the Beautiful.”
10:43 pm - Marion County Commission: May 25, 2011
Highlights include Reimbursement request from WV Criminal Justice Services, Project# 11-CC-10; Internal Budget Revision Requests from Carolyn Ledsome, Chis McIntire, and Richard Walton; Budget Revision Request from Marie Lockhart, Bookkeeper; Donor Designated Fund Agreement for Trust to accept funds on behalf of Korean War Vets for Flagpole Endowment (removed)
11:19 pm - Marion County Commission: June 15, 2011
Highlights include authorization for Publication as a Class II Legal Ad on Wednesday, June 22 and Wednesday, June 29, 2011 for the paving of the MC Trail near Prickett’s Fort; Miscellaneous Budget Revision Requests for end of Fiscal Year 201; Selection of Workers Compensation carrier for Fiscal Year 2011-12; Request for Reimbursement for Montana Mines RRUP Project; Reimbursement request from WV Division of Justice and Community Services; Advice and consent to hire a Summer Student to fill vacancy in WVU Extension Service Office; Animal Control Proposals for Fiscal Year 2011-12; For the Record, declaration from Marion County Sheriff of Home Confinement Surplus; For the Record, note the Commission received from Janice Cosco, the County Clerk, the County Records Management & Preservation Grant Program Completion Document for the 2010-2011 Grant in which the County Clerk has had the Assessor’s old Land Books scanned and digitized.
11:45 pm - Prickett’s Fort, Basket Making & Scenes
This quick moving video includes summer programs available at the Fort. It also includes the workshop on basket making led by Helen Efaw and participant Janice Jones. Scenes are shown from the confluence of Buffalo Creek and the Monongalia River and a visit to the Prickett’s Fort Cemetery.
12:00 am - Fairmont City Council: May 24, 2011
City Council approved the first reading on two property transac¬tions with MRDC that will secure the last bits of property for the State Building project. The MRDC has worked out a deal in which the city would sell its current Public Works building on Meadowlane Avenue to the MRDC for $145,000, which would then transfer the property to Vangilder, owner of V&W Electric to expand his operations. He also wants the city’s former landfill nearby. Historical Society presented plaque accepted by DD Meighen. Final revision of 2011 budget approved. Dan Madigan spoke. After much debate, Council approved paying funds to state to assist in cleaning the Connector, despite concern over debris and ultimate responsibility for the cleanup and maintenance of the connector.
1:22 am - Fairmont City Council: June 14, 2011
This Council approved two ordinances transferring city-owned property to the Marion Regional Development Corp. State Building Complex in 400 block of Adams St. The county’s shooting range at the Poor Farm property was discussed. Thelma Toothman complained about neighbor’s dog barking for eight months straight
2:22 am - Consumer News Report
This report features healthy ideas and eating, children’s safety, managing fibromyalgia, fighting foot problems, travel tips, protecting your pooch, fire extinguishers, mail fraud updates and entertaining oddities (dealing with construction)
2:46 am - Consumer News Report
This report features healthy eating habits with yogurt and importance of exercise, dealing with back pain, discovering family fraud, the campaign for youth justice to reduce crime, camping, and oddities about musical instruments.
3:13 am - Marion County Commission: June 1, 2011
Highlights of this meeting include Dispositional Order in the Matter of the Estate of David M. Gorman, Deceased; Internal Budget Revision Requests from Bookkeeping, Purchasing and Prosecuting Attorney; Request for Commission funding to cover cost of salary for a Federal Work Study Program student; Advice and Consent to hire a Summer Student to fill a vacancy in the WVU Extension Service office; Request from the WV Bass Federation for tournament funds June 18 and 19, 2011; Donor Designated Fund Agreement between Marion County Commission and Your Community Foundation, Inc., for trust to accept funds on behalf of Korean War Veterans for Flagpole Endowment.; Consideration of Allocation to Fairview Water Extension Project.
3:42 am - Allen Organ Dedication by Weston Jennings
Gateway United Methodist Church is the setting for the dedication of their new Allen Organ Dedication. We feature two brief organ solos by 20 year old Weston Jennings.
3:52 am - Church League Softball
We hare a brief discussion with Mike Hensley on teaching an Adam Hamilton book, “When Christians Get It Wrong.” In addition, Bill Barnes, Church League Softball Coordinator, is interviewed on this year’s league. Final scenes shows some softball action at the Trinity Assembly of God.
4:00 am - Bob Huggins Tribute
Highlights of this evening at Westchester Village include interviews before dinner with Bob Huggins on purpose of evening for the Norma Mae Huggins Cancer Fund and WVU Basketball; Teammate & Roommate Warren Baker; Coach Joe Retton, followed by Some Auction. Jimmy Sears shares Marion County Athletes of Note and Invocation by D.D. Meighen. Sears auctions off autographed basketball and acknowledgments of Supporters for the evening event. Speakers are Joe Mazzulla, former referee and Fairmonter Stanley Rote, Coach Joe Lambiotte, Coach Joe Retton and Bob Huggins. Jimmy Sears announces that more than $38,000 will be given to the Norma Mae Huggins Cancer Fund
5:57 am - July Review
Highlights of July Programs are reviewed.
6:00 am - Greater Fairmont Council of Churches News
6:30 am - WWVU News
WVU students originate, write, and produce this 15 minute news program shown Sundays on WWVU-TV and then daily on channel 19. Through the efforts of Gina Dahlia, this production has captured national attention while being awarded the top news program in America among all Universities and Colleges.
6:45 am - WWVU News (repeat)
