Schedule at a Glance
7:00 am - Smithsonian Air & Space Museum
7:30 am - Smithsonian American History Museum
8:00 am - Aubrey Stewart – Fairmont, WV
8:58 am - Civil War Marker/Garden Club
9:27 am - WV Elementary Choir
9:30 am - County Commission, June 22, 2011
9:46 am - County Commission, June 29, 2011
10:10 am - County Commission, July 6, 2011
10:29 am - County Commission, July 13, 2011
11:07 am - Rev. Janice Smith interview
11:24 am - Mission Trip to Southern WV
11:49 am - Almost A Song in Concert
11:55 am - WV Elementary All State - Little Light
12:00 pm - City Council, June 28, 2011
1:04 pm - Mission to the World
2:00 pm - Aubrey Stewart – Piedmont, WV
4:06 pm - Juneteenth Celebration
4:24 pm - Wedding – Dennison
4:30 pm - City Council, July 12, 2011
5:13 pm - Consumer Science #162
5:33 pm - Take Me Home Country Road
5:36 pm - America the Beautiful
5:39 pm - Joe Manchin
5:46 pm - Mission to the World
5:54 pm - Marriage on the Hill
6:00 pm - News of Greater Fairmont Council of Churches
6:30 pm - News of Greater Fairmont Council of Churches (repeat)
7:00 pm - Smithsonian Air & Space Museum
7:30 pm - Smithsonian American History Museum
8:00 pm - Aubrey Stewart – Fairmont, WV
8:58 pm - Civil War Marker/Garden Club
9:27 pm - WV Elementary Choir
9:30 pm - County Commission, June 22, 2011
9:46 pm - County Commission, June 29, 2011
10:10 pm - County Commission, July 6, 2011
10:29 pm - County Commission, July 13, 2011
11:07 pm - Rev. Janice Smith interview
11:24 pm - Mission Trip to Southern WV
11:49 pm - Almost A Song in Concert
11:55 pm - WV Elementary All State - Little Light
12:00 am - City Council, June 28, 2011
1:04 am - Mission to the World
2:00 am - Aubrey Stewart – Piedmont, WV
4:06 am - Juneteenth Celebration
4:24 am - Wedding – Dennison
4:30 am - City Council, July 12, 2011
5:13 am - Consumer Science #162
5:33 am - Take Me Home Country Road
5:36 am - America the Beautiful
5:39 am - Joe Manchin
5:46 am - Mission to the World
5:54 am - Marriage on the Hill
6:00 am - News of Greater Fairmont Council of Churches
6:30 am - News of Greater Fairmont Council of Churches (repeat)
Program Hightlights
7:00 am - Smithsonian Museum of American History
Hundreds of Images, Videos, and Narration accompany the viewer through this American History Gallery. We began with transportation through the years, move through the Wars through the centuries, view scenes from a home over 300 years, view the diary of a Civil War Nurse, observe African American images and history, and tributes to American Culture. Special West Virginia features include a vintage 1950 Buick, students at Rowlesburg leaving a school, and a cast iron 113 Mile Marker from Wheeling to Petersburg along the National Highway.
7:30 am - Smithsonian Museum of Air & Space
Numerous highlights of the visit include segments on the Moon Landing, the Wright Brothers Shop in Dayton and the flight from Kitty Hawk, history of African-American Pilots, famous airplanes and people that includes Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, and Chuck Yeager. Famous West Virginians on display at the Air and Space Museum includes Charles “Spanky” Roberts of the Tuskegee Air Men, Chuck Yeager and his X-15 “Glorious Glenna” Airplane that broke the sound barrier for the first time, and. We hear airplane music through the years as well as films that showed air travel.
8:00 am - Aubrey Stewart Program - Fairmont
This 4th of July Program centers on Patriotism. It’s the true story of West Virginian Aubrey Stewart, one of 11 African American soldiers who was tortured and killed by German troops in a snowy field in Wereth, Belgium at the "Battle of the Bulge.” The American Government hid this information for over 50 years. Piedmont residents T.J. Coleman and Kip Price narrate the story between slides, a movie trailer, and a Washington D.C. TV station report. At Veterans Square in Fairmont, John White sings the National anthem, and interviews are conducted with students Frankie Greeley and Jamere Harston and sculptor Don King, creator of the Aubrey Stewart fold up Statue. T.J. Coleman proposes "National Unity Day"& Petition while proposing a vision for the future.
8:58 am - Civil War Marker/Garden Club
We’ll hear some of the history of Marion County’s Civil War from Dr. Richard A. Wolfe, Chair of the State Sesquicentennial Coalition. Dr. Jim and Elizabeth Coleman-Swiger recall tracing the journey of 107 cemeteries in Marion County in search of Civil War soldiers. Dr. Coleman will discuss the placing of shrubbery and decorative work surrounding the marker at the bottom of Madison St. In addition, Dr. JoAnn Lough will discuss the importance of Skinner’s Tavern that used to sit across from the depot at the corner of Kirk Way and Madison St. Rebecca Davis, District Director of the Cheat-Monongahela Garden Clubs will share a few thoughts. And, WV Senator Robert Beech will share his role in securing help for the placing of markers. Wha-ke-we-nn plays music of the period
9:27 am - Elementary All-State Chorus Song
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
9:30 am - Marion County Commission, June 22, 2011
Highlights include (1) Resolution and Application for Community Participation Grant from Three Rivers Festival; (2) Request for Advice and Consent to hire Michael Krayley as Marion County GIS Coordinator; (3) Request for Advice and Consent to hire Mary Frances Brake, full time w/benefits, at a salary of Awarding of Animal Control Contract for Fiscal Year 2011-12 at $105,000, delayed until details worked out. Mayor Ed Milhalic of Rivesville spoke on Rivesville 4th of July celebration.
9:46 am - Marion County Commission, June 29, 2011
Highlights include (1) Grant Contract Agreement between Division of Justice and Community Services and Marion County Commission; (2) Advice and Consent from the Commission to hire Tina Taylor, Part-time at $10.00 per hour, no benefits, and effective June 28th, 2011, in the Assessor’s office; (3) Miscellaneous Budget Request Revisions for end of Fiscal Year 2011-12; (4) Updated job description for Administrative Assistant position in the Marion County Office of the WVU Extension Service for approval by the Commission; (5) 2011 Jag Grant Allocation; (6) Request from the Town of Farmington for a donation for the 9th annual Town of Farmington Charity Ride for Muscular Dystrophy; (7) Jessie Corley, White Hall Mayor, spoke on WVDEP REAP Recycling Assistance Grant Application.
10:10 am - Marion County Commission, July 6, 2011
Highlights include (1) Order for Transfer of Funds to the Emergency 911 Fund to cover operation expenses; (2) approval to hire Michael Drees as full-time, temporary special projects worker with a salary of $22,880.00, w/benefits, effective July 5, 201; (3) accepting the resignations of Coleton Helflin, effective June 19, 2011, and Erica Fluharty, effective June 27, 2011; (4) Grant Adjustment Notice from Division of Justice and Community Services for the West Virginia Community Corrections Grant Program; (5) Depository Agreement packet between WesBanco Bank Inc .and the Marion County Commission; (6) For the Record, Mutual Aid Agreements with City/Town Police Departments
10:30 am - Marion County Commission, July 13, 2011
Highlights include Certification by the Marion County Commission that the invoices represent work on the Montana Mines RRUP Repair project that has been satisfactorily completed and paid for; 2- Agreement with CSX for Barrackville to Mannington Rail Corridor; 3-. Request for funds for Little League All-Star teams from Donnie Neal; 4- the opening of sealed bids for MC Trail Paving; and 5 – a Check for $16,000 to each presentation for Marion County Volunteer Fire Departments.
11:07 am - Rev. Janice Smith Interview
The new minister at the Barrackville/Monumental United Methodist Church, Rev. Janice V. Smith, is interviewed at the parsonage. Rev. Smith brings a rich heritage as she describes her life in western Pennsylvania She talks of her family, her work, her calling, and her foster work with 26 children through the years.
11:24 am - Mission Team Work in Southern WV
The Ecumenical Work Team of the Greater Fairmont Council of Churches worked in Oceana and Kopperston in southern West Virginia of Wyoming County the week of July 4-8. Led by Deacon David Lester, the group of 12 represented various faith groups, age, and skills. The group worked on 3 dwellings: one home and two trailers. The program visits the 3 work sites as well as the Kopperston Presbyterian Church where the group headquartered. Interviews were conducted with Gene McVicker, Ralph Evans, and Mason Evans.
11:49 am - Almost A Song in Concert
This Bluegrass Group Performs at Prickett’s Fort
11:55 am - WV Elementary All State
This Little Light of Mine
12:00 pm - City Council, June 28, 2011
Highlights include discussion by members of the Police Department on need to increase salary to retain and recruit policemen to Fairmont. 2 members spoke on that need. Kip Price, Vice President of the Aubrey Stewart Project spoke about the project and the forthcoming event to be held at the Veterans Square on July 4th. Bob Sapp sought clarification on the minutes of June 14th on the procedures of City Council to deny appointment recommendations from various agencies within the city, such as the Park and Recreation Commission, of which he is a member.
1:04 pm - Mission to the World
This program was recorded on July 22, 2008 throughout Fairmont. Frank Perry conducted many of the interviews and filmed the event. Those interviewed were David Hamilton, coordinator of the work experiences; Rev. Kenny Robinson (founder of the church), recipient Mrs. Fayette Evans, and volunteers Ed Lukewiller of St. Louis, Ken Hinsley of Lawrenville, Georgia; Christian Graham of Steversville, Maryland; James and Cadle McKie from Scotland; Cameron Taylor from Scotland; Mike Robinson and Ben Hamrick. Views of the Dayspring Camp where the work teams stayed are shown. Program concludes with testimonies and worship.
2:00 pm - Aubrey Stewart Program - Piedmont
This July 16th Unity Day of Aubrey Stewart in Piedmont brings the vision of founders T.J. Coleman and Kip Price to remember Aubrey Stewart and the 11 African American soldiers who were tortured and killed by German troops in a snowy field in Wereth, Belgium at the "Battle of the Bulge.” The American Government hid this information for over 50 years. Piedmont residents T.J. Coleman and Kip Price narrate the story between Power Point Presentations, a movie trailer, and a Washington D.C. TV station report. T.J. Coleman proposes "National Unity Day"& Petition. Executive Producer of the film, Wereth 11, Joe Small speaks to the gathered and shares comments following the showing of the film. An interview is shown with him.
4:06 pm - Juneteenth Celebration
Saturday afternoon at Windmill features a day that African-Americans celebrate as their 4th of July- June 18th. Under the leadership of John Kenet Shabazzm, chair of the WV Black Unity Coalition and Lajuana Logan, chief of staff for the WV Black Unity Coalition, the program featured the showing of the internet film, “War on Your Soul.” Evan Williams is interviewed on her understanding of the day and the life of Abraham Lincoln. In addition, Marc Tennant, “WARDOG” President of the WV Ruff Ryders is interviewed about the motorcycle group’s involvement with family values and assisting the Black Unity Project, as well as a fund raiser for 612 MAC.
4:24 pm - Marriage at Valley Falls
4:30 pm - Fairmont City Council, July 12, 2011
City Council approved rezoning from business to residential on Ullom St. It also approved payment on eight installments of water treatment plant and upgrades. David Sago, Utility Manager, spoke and answered questions on the progress. In addition, Steve spoke on police recruitment and retention and need to have a work session with council. Field St. resident Bagwell shared her concern over garbage pick up and Waste Management’s policies. Council member Bob Sapp echoed the same.
5:13 pm - Consumer News Report #162
This report protecting your home and cost-effective cooling systems; automotive car care corner, sea food recipes and summer “iced tea” ideas. Health concerns of older Americans, facial hair, and cancer skin are discusses; healthy exercise and looking out for children’s health is explored and protecting them from poison.)
5:33 pm - Song: Take Me Home Country Roads
5:36 pm - Song: America the Beautiful
5:39 pm - 3 Special Programs
3 Special Programs: U.S. Senator Joe Manchin is interviewed in his office in Washington D.C. He comments on the influence of his uncle A. James Manchin and his social conscience regarding racial equality, Farmers Home Administration, and fear. Senator Manchin also comments on his eight months in office. The second program is Mission to the World 2011 where leaders and students from Manchester, Connecticut are interviewed, repair of a home is shown and the final outcome is shown, and scenes from Vacation Bible School are presented. The third program is “Marriage on a Hill,” overlooking Marion County pass the Barrackville community.
6:00 pm - Council of Churches News
Highlights includes an interview with Rev. Janice Smith of the Barrackville United Methodist Church; (2) members of the Churches Southern Work Team to Oceana and Kopperston from the Greater Fairmont Council; (3) Rev. Holley Faulkner, Jr. of the Baptist Temple on Vacation Bible School; (4) visions from God regarding the Aubrey Stewart Program from T.J. Coleman and Joe Small; (5) Mission to the Word with brief interviews of people from Manchester, Connecticut. U.S. Senator Joe Manchin III discusses the social conscience he follows and the role that his uncle A. James Manchin played with his religious and ethical views.
6:30 pm - Council of Churches News (repeat)
7:00 pm - Smithsonian Museum of American History
Hundreds of Images, Videos, and Narration accompany the viewer through this American History Gallery. We began with transportation through the years, move through the Wars through the centuries, view scenes from a home over 300 years, view the diary of a Civil War Nurse, observe African American images and history, and tributes to American Culture. Special West Virginia features include a vintage 1950 Buick, students at Rowlesburg leaving a school, and a cast iron 113 Mile Marker from Wheeling to Petersburg along the National Highway.
7:30 pm - Smithsonian Museum of Air & Space
Numerous highlights of the visit include segments on the Moon Landing, the Wright Brothers Shop in Dayton and the flight from Kitty Hawk, history of African-American Pilots, famous airplanes and people that includes Charles Lindbergh, Amelia Earhart, and Chuck Yeager. Famous West Virginians on display at the Air and Space Museum includes Charles “Spanky” Roberts of the Tuskegee Air Men, Chuck Yeager and his X-15 “Glorious Glenna” Airplane that broke the sound barrier for the first time, and. We hear airplane music through the years as well as films that showed air travel.
8:00 pm - Aubrey Stewart Program - Fairmont
This 4th of July Program centers on Patriotism. It’s the true story of West Virginian Aubrey Stewart, one of 11 African American soldiers who was tortured and killed by German troops in a snowy field in Wereth, Belgium at the "Battle of the Bulge.” The American Government hid this information for over 50 years. Piedmont residents T.J. Coleman and Kip Price narrate the story between slides, a movie trailer, and a Washington D.C. TV station report. At Veterans Square in Fairmont, John White sings the National anthem, and interviews are conducted with students Frankie Greeley and Jamere Harston and sculptor Don King, creator of the Aubrey Stewart fold up Statue. T.J. Coleman proposes "National Unity Day"& Petition while proposing a vision for the future.
8:58 pm - Civil War Marker/Garden Club
We’ll hear some of the history of Marion County’s Civil War from Dr. Richard A. Wolfe, Chair of the State Sesquicentennial Coalition. Dr. Jim and Elizabeth Coleman-Swiger recall tracing the journey of 107 cemeteries in Marion County in search of Civil War soldiers. Dr. Coleman will discuss the placing of shrubbery and decorative work surrounding the marker at the bottom of Madison St. In addition, Dr. JoAnn Lough will discuss the importance of Skinner’s Tavern that used to sit across from the depot at the corner of Kirk Way and Madison St. Rebecca Davis, District Director of the Cheat-Monongahela Garden Clubs will share a few thoughts. And, WV Senator Robert Beech will share his role in securing help for the placing of markers. Wha-ke-we-nn plays music of the period
9:27 pm - Elementary All-State Chorus Song
Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
9:30 pm - Marion County Commission, June 22, 2011
Highlights include (1) Resolution and Application for Community Participation Grant from Three Rivers Festival; (2) Request for Advice and Consent to hire Michael Krayley as Marion County GIS Coordinator; (3) Request for Advice and Consent to hire Mary Frances Brake, full time w/benefits, at a salary of Awarding of Animal Control Contract for Fiscal Year 2011-12 at $105,000, delayed until details worked out. Mayor Ed Milhalic of Rivesville spoke on Rivesville 4th of July celebration.
9:46 pm - Marion County Commission, June 29, 2011
Highlights include (1) Grant Contract Agreement between Division of Justice and Community Services and Marion County Commission; (2) Advice and Consent from the Commission to hire Tina Taylor, Part-time at $10.00 per hour, no benefits, and effective June 28th, 2011, in the Assessor’s office; (3) Miscellaneous Budget Request Revisions for end of Fiscal Year 2011-12; (4) Updated job description for Administrative Assistant position in the Marion County Office of the WVU Extension Service for approval by the Commission; (5) 2011 Jag Grant Allocation; (6) Request from the Town of Farmington for a donation for the 9th annual Town of Farmington Charity Ride for Muscular Dystrophy; (7) Jessie Corley, White Hall Mayor, spoke on WVDEP REAP Recycling Assistance Grant Application.
10:10 pm - Marion County Commission, July 6, 2011
Highlights include (1) Order for Transfer of Funds to the Emergency 911 Fund to cover operation expenses; (2) approval to hire Michael Drees as full-time, temporary special projects worker with a salary of $22,880.00, w/benefits, effective July 5, 201; (3) accepting the resignations of Coleton Helflin, effective June 19, 2011, and Erica Fluharty, effective June 27, 2011; (4) Grant Adjustment Notice from Division of Justice and Community Services for the West Virginia Community Corrections Grant Program; (5) Depository Agreement packet between WesBanco Bank Inc .and the Marion County Commission; (6) For the Record, Mutual Aid Agreements with City/Town Police Departments
10:30 pm - Marion County Commission, July 13, 2011
Highlights include Certification by the Marion County Commission that the invoices represent work on the Montana Mines RRUP Repair project that has been satisfactorily completed and paid for; 2- Agreement with CSX for Barrackville to Mannington Rail Corridor; 3-. Request for funds for Little League All-Star teams from Donnie Neal; 4- the opening of sealed bids for MC Trail Paving; and 5 – a Check for $16,000 to each presentation for Marion County Volunteer Fire Departments.
11:07 pm - Rev. Janice Smith Interview
The new minister at the Barrackville/Monumental United Methodist Church, Rev. Janice V. Smith, is interviewed at the parsonage. Rev. Smith brings a rich heritage as she describes her life in western Pennsylvania She talks of her family, her work, her calling, and her foster work with 26 children through the years.
11:24 pm - Mission Team Work in Southern WV
The Ecumenical Work Team of the Greater Fairmont Council of Churches worked in Oceana and Kopperston in southern West Virginia of Wyoming County the week of July 4-8. Led by Deacon David Lester, the group of 12 represented various faith groups, age, and skills. The group worked on 3 dwellings: one home and two trailers. The program visits the 3 work sites as well as the Kopperston Presbyterian Church where the group headquartered. Interviews were conducted with Gene McVicker, Ralph Evans, and Mason Evans.
11:49 pm - Almost A Song in Concert
This Bluegrass Group Performs at Prickett’s Fort
11:55 pm - WV Elementary All State
This Little Light of Mine
12:00 am - City Council, June 28, 2011
Highlights include discussion by members of the Police Department on need to increase salary to retain and recruit policemen to Fairmont. 2 members spoke on that need. Kip Price, Vice President of the Aubrey Stewart Project spoke about the project and the forthcoming event to be held at the Veterans Square on July 4th. Bob Sapp sought clarification on the minutes of June 14th on the procedures of City Council to deny appointment recommendations from various agencies within the city, such as the Park and Recreation Commission, of which he is a member.
1:04 am - Mission to the World
This program was recorded on July 22, 2008 throughout Fairmont. Frank Perry conducted many of the interviews and filmed the event. Those interviewed were David Hamilton, coordinator of the work experiences; Rev. Kenny Robinson (founder of the church), recipient Mrs. Fayette Evans, and volunteers Ed Lukewiller of St. Louis, Ken Hinsley of Lawrenville, Georgia; Christian Graham of Steversville, Maryland; James and Cadle McKie from Scotland; Cameron Taylor from Scotland; Mike Robinson and Ben Hamrick. Views of the Dayspring Camp where the work teams stayed are shown. Program concludes with testimonies and worship.
2:00 am - Aubrey Stewart Program - Piedmont
This July 16th Unity Day of Aubrey Stewart in Piedmont brings the vision of founders T.J. Coleman and Kip Price to remember Aubrey Stewart and the 11 African American soldiers who were tortured and killed by German troops in a snowy field in Wereth, Belgium at the "Battle of the Bulge.” The American Government hid this information for over 50 years. Piedmont residents T.J. Coleman and Kip Price narrate the story between Power Point Presentations, a movie trailer, and a Washington D.C. TV station report. T.J. Coleman proposes "National Unity Day"& Petition. Executive Producer of the film, Wereth 11, Joe Small speaks to the gathered and shares comments following the showing of the film. An interview is shown with him.
4:06 am - Juneteenth Celebration
Saturday afternoon at Windmill features a day that African-Americans celebrate as their 4th of July- June 18th. Under the leadership of John Kenet Shabazzm, chair of the WV Black Unity Coalition and Lajuana Logan, chief of staff for the WV Black Unity Coalition, the program featured the showing of the internet film, “War on Your Soul.” Evan Williams is interviewed on her understanding of the day and the life of Abraham Lincoln. In addition, Marc Tennant, “WARDOG” President of the WV Ruff Ryders is interviewed about the motorcycle group’s involvement with family values and assisting the Black Unity Project, as well as a fund raiser for 612 MAC.
4:24 am - Marriage at Valley Falls
4:30 am - Fairmont City Council, July 12, 2011
City Council approved rezoning from business to residential on Ullom St. It also approved payment on eight installments of water treatment plant and upgrades. David Sago, Utility Manager, spoke and answered questions on the progress. In addition, Steve spoke on police recruitment and retention and need to have a work session with council. Field St. resident Bagwell shared her concern over garbage pick up and Waste Management’s policies. Council member Bob Sapp echoed the same.
5:13 am - Consumer News Report #162
This report protecting your home and cost-effective cooling systems; automotive car care corner, sea food recipes and summer “iced tea” ideas. Health concerns of older Americans, facial hair, and cancer skin are discusses; healthy exercise and looking out for children’s health is explored and protecting them from poison.)
5:33 am - Song: Take Me Home Country Roads
5:36 am - Song: America the Beautiful
5:39 am - 3 Special Programs
3 Special Programs: U.S. Senator Joe Manchin is interviewed in his office in Washington D.C. He comments on the influence of his uncle A. James Manchin and his social conscience regarding racial equality, Farmers Home Administration, and fear. Senator Manchin also comments on his eight months in office. The second program is Mission to the World 2011 where leaders and students from Manchester, Connecticut are interviewed, repair of a home is shown and the final outcome is shown, and scenes from Vacation Bible School are presented. The third program is “Marriage on a Hill,” overlooking Marion County pass the Barrackville community.
6:00 am - Council of Churches News
Highlights includes an interview with Rev. Janice Smith of the Barrackville United Methodist Church; (2) members of the Churches Southern Work Team to Oceana and Kopperston from the Greater Fairmont Council; (3) Rev. Holley Faulkner, Jr. of the Baptist Temple on Vacation Bible School; (4) visions from God regarding the Aubrey Stewart Program from T.J. Coleman and Joe Small; (5) Mission to the Word with brief interviews of people from Manchester, Connecticut. U.S. Senator Joe Manchin III discusses the social conscience he follows and the role that his uncle A. James Manchin played with his religious and ethical views.
6:30 am - Council of Churches News (repeat)
