Schedule at a Glance
7:00 am - Women’s Health Awareness Day
7:45 am - Witch of Marion County
8:41 am - Open Source Intelligence Exchange in Fairmont
9:06 am - Governor’s Race/Election Night
9:27 am - Lights on After School Program
9:30 am - Farmer’s Market
9:46 am - Alan Mollohan Connector Dedication
10:48 am - John Veasey’s 3rd United Way Golf Outing
11:01 am - Christmas Toy Shop 2010
11:22 am - County Commission, October 12, 2011
12:00 pm - Nashville Singers visit Fairmont
1:48 pm - Fairmont City Council, September 27, 2011
2:45 pm - Fairmont City Council, October 11, 2011
3:56 pm - Lights on After School Program
4:00 pm - County Commission, September 14, 2011
4:14 pm - County Commission, September 21, 2011
4:30 pm - County Commission, October 19, 2011
4:58 pm - Digital Mammogram Unit
5:24 pm - EFJHS Groundbreaking
5:40 pm - Vocal Tapestry
6:00 pm - News of Council of Churches
6:30 pm - News of WVU
7:00 pm - Women’s Health Awareness Day
7:45 pm - Witch of Marion County
8:41 pm - Open Source Intelligence Exchange in Fairmont
9:06 pm - Governor’s Race/Election Night
9:27 pm - Lights on After School Program
9:30 pm - Farmer’s Market
9:46 pm - Alan Mollohan Connector Dedication
10:48 pm - John Veasey’s 3rd United Way Golf Outing
11:01 pm - Christmas Toy Shop 2011
11:22 pm - County Commission, October 12, 2011
12:00 am - Nashville Singers visit Fairmont
1:48 am - Fairmont City Council, September 27, 2011
2:45 am - Fairmont City Council, October 11, 2011
3:56 am - Lights on After School Program
4:00 am - County Commission, September 14, 2011
4:14 am - County Commission, September 21, 2011
4:30 am - County Commission, October 19, 2011
4:58 am - Digital Mammogram Unit
5:24 am - EFJHS Groundbreaking
5:40 am - Vocal Tapestry
6:00 am - News of Council of Churches
6:30 am - News of WVU
Program Highlights
7:00 am - Women's Health Awareness Day
This program presented as part of the Breast Cancer Awareness Month with an array of speakers and interviews held at Fairmont General Hospital on Oct. 7, 2011. Those interview include Betty Markovich, member, Marion County Breast Cancer Coalition; Dr. Judy Bonfili; Donna Dodd "Caring and Sharing"; Erin Thompson, Relay for Life of Marion Co.; Lucas Davis, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist and Director of Rehab Services Fairmont Rehabilitation Center; Cathy Shaw, Registered Dietician; Alexis Hicks, R.N.; Yvonne Hershman, Cardiac Rehab Nurse doing blood pressures; Shelley Lucente, Wound Healing Center; Sandy Duvall, Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening; Trish Julian, Oncology Education Coordinator; County Commission Proclamation; Roberta "Bertie" Jackson, Behavioral Medicine Therapist, FGH; Dr. Paul Alappat at Consultants Associates; Barbara Kniceley of Regis Salon; Dr. Brad Franz, Dermatologist, Skin Screenings
7:45 am - Witch of Marion County
Jo Ann Lough performs as “Aunt Sukey,” a person described as a witch in Marion County. As a fund raiser for the Marion County Historical Society, this one person presentation is done in a dinner theatre atmosphere at Central United Methodist Church
8:41 am - Open Source Intelligence Exchange
This fund raiser event held at the WVHTC Building features interview with David Abruzzino, Director Open Source Intelligence Exchange, Fairmont State students in the Open Source Intelligence Exchange Program, and Bob Kidwell, fund raiser for the O6 Program and former Intelligence Technology Executive for ManTech, International. Donations can be made to: Fairmont State Foundation, c/o 06 Program.
9:06 am - Election Night for WV Governor
Highlights show why Marion County is the fastest and first center to report election results to Charleston. We have brief interviews with County Clerk Employee Cecila Donato on machine operations, Linda Randy Elliott, Rosemary Lockhart and Nancy Harrison One sees the drive through of the poll workers and all the work that it takes to create the tabulation.
9:26 am - Lights on After School Program
Program highlights some of the activities at the After School Lights On Program at Middletown Mall.
9:30 am - Fairmont Farmer's Market
Vendors displaying at the Farmer’s Market are interviewed. Conversations occur with Patrick Bernatowicz, a Kingwood Farmer; Don Trissell, Bee Keeper and Honey Maker; Local Katy Farmer Sudawan Richardson; and Brandon from Hartford, Connecticut.
9:46 am - Connector Dedication
PROGRAM: Welcome: Butch Osborne; song by Vocal Tapestry; Colors by Vietnam Veterans; National Anthem by Vocal Tapestry; Invocation by Rev. Tim Conrad of Gateway United Methodist Church; Greetings from Governor Earl Ray Tomblin by Jason Pizatella; Greetings from Congressman David McKinley by Richie Parsons; Remarks: Butch Tennant, President of Marion County Commission; Bill Burdick, Fairmont Mayor; Barbara Metcalfe, Pleasant Valley Mayor; Tom Smith, Federal Highways Administration; Greg Phillips, WV Department of Highways; U.S. Senator Joe Manchin, III, and Alan B. Mollohan, former Congressman of 1st District. Presentation of Commemorative Gift; closing remarks; Ribbon Cutting of Marion County Visitors and Bureau Center and Marion County Parks and Recreation Center.
10:45 am - John Veasey's 3rd United Way Golf Outing
The 3rd John Veasey Golf Outing for the United Way is highlighted with a special interview with John Veasey and son, Chance. Listen to one be interviewed who is so great at interviewing others. You will enjoy watching various people teeing off, hitting and putting. Most of the advertisers are listed. Finally, Administrative assistant Chrissy Glance is interviewed. This program is done for a worthy cause.
10:58 am - Christmas Toy Shop 2010 Highlights
Highlights from 2010 include comments by James Saunders and Rev. Mary Ellen Finegan on past Christmases and preparations for the day.
11:23 am - County Commission, October 12, 2011
Highlights include grant to the Marion County Women’s Club and loan to Paw Paw Public Service District, agreement for purchase of an Emergency Medical Dispatch Program, rehiring of Jeremy Foley, returning from deployment, to work as dispatcher at Central Communication, discussion of final approval on proposed renewal of Time Warner Cable Franchise fee, plaque presentation from Sheriff Joe Carpenter, and medallion presentation from Dora Kay Grubb of the Marion Co. Historical Society
12:00 pm - Music from Nashville at Central Christian
Music includes 3 recording stars from Nashville who performed in concert on Aug. 28, 2011 at Central Christian: Skye Parrish, Camryn Rogers, and Daniella Mason. They sing songs, “Revelation, A Mighty Fortress, Desert Song, and others. Leigh Ann Bolyard sings “Glory to God,” among others. Brooks Parker plays the piano and keyboard throughout the evening and musicians Matthew Schoonmaker and other perform.
1:48 pm - Fairmont City Council, September 27, 2011
Many ordinances were passed and the support of the city for the Feast of the Seven Fishes. Two of the ordinances dealt with parking. The first one gave the city manager the authority to restrict metered parking in various areas and put a two ¬hour limit on parking in the 100 and 200 blocks of Adams Street. The second ordinance increased the penalties for parking tickets, and after a third violation, the vehicle can have a boot or having it towed
2:45 pm - Fairmont City Council, October 11, 2011
Highlights included a vote on new agreement with Allied Waste and Jeff Harvey, reduction in monthly street sweeping charges, restricted parking in posted areas, accepting grant for K-9 Dog unit, 10th payment for services related to the water project, and appointment to Fairmont Urban Renewal Authority. First Reading of amending pay plan and listing of occupational classes to provide for a one time cash payment of $750 passed. Speaking to Council was Charles Hillberry on trash pickup and Dora Kay Grubb on Historical Society and Museum.
3:56 pm - Lights on After School Program
Brief highlights some of the activities at the After School Lights On Program at Middletown Mall
4:00 pm - County Commission, September 14, 2011
Highlights include grant to the Marion County Women’s Club and loan to Paw Paw Public Service District, Agreement for purchase of an Emergency Medical Dispatch Program, rehiring of Jeremy Foley, returning from deployment, to work as dispatcher at Central Communication, discussion of final approval on proposed renewal of Time Warner Cable Franchise fee, plaque presentation from Sheriff Joe Carpenter, and medallion presentation from Dora Kay Grubb of the Marion Co. Historical Society
4:14 pm - County Commission, September 21, 2011
County Commission approved a new items “County Development Fund” to provide assistance to various community groups desiring assistance for special needs and projects. Revenue will come from a percentage of the video lottery.
4:30 pm - County Commission, October 19, 2011
Highlights includes "Patches," a remote-controlled talking Dalmatian to teach fire safety to children introduced by Chris McIntyre, assistant 9-11 controller who presented the case for increased 9-11 fee. CC shared in award winning plaque presented to Consol Energy, MC Parks & Recreation, and MCC for Curtisville Lake. “Chuck” Saynack represented Consol Energy, whose $150,000 check began the process. Also, Time Warner’s renewed franchise agreement with the county was approved for a 1 percent of gross sales for the next 10 years. The commission gave a $1,000 to the Marion County Rescue League for low-cost spay/neutering of animals. They also gave $500 to the Fairview Cares Community Group to help defray expenses from the first Fairview Pumpkin Festival
4:58 pm - Mammogram Digital Unit
The program at the Fairmont Women’s Club features the Press Announcement of the $500,000 Mammogram Digital Unit being purchased by Fairmont General Hospital with the support of public and governmental funding. Highlights include introductions and master of ceremonies Mary Jo Thomas, the President of the Fairmont Women’s Club and on the fundraising board of the Fairmont General Hospital Foundation Board. Speaking of her bout with cancer was Bobbie Doerfler, supporter Frank Pulice and Ron Hinkle and student Michael McCutchan whose pink “Bee the Cure” T-shirts will help raise money for the digital mammography project.
5:24 pm - EFJHS Groundbreaking
TV19 covers the complete ceremony which includes 2 bands and one choral selection, comments by Superintendent Gary Price, EFJHS Principal Mrs. Christy Miller, Bond Chairperson Mary Jo Thomas, and EFJHS Student Body President and Vice President Daniel Hopkins and Bailey Frederick.
5:40 pm - Vocal Tapestry
The concert, Sentimental Journey, was held at West Fairmont High School Auditorium on Saturday, Oct. 15th. Seven of the eighteen Selections presented here included: (1)Sentimental Journey: Vocal Tapestry (2) Fun in Just One Lifetime: Men of Vocal Tapestry (3) Embraceable You: Women of Vocal Tapestry (4) Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love: Duet: Betty Pat Lee and Doug Bunner (5) The Way You Look Tonight: Joseph Manchin IV (vocal); John Sullivan (Tenor Sax) (6) Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe: Orchestra (7) It Ain't Necessarily So: Joshua Patty (solo)
6:00 pm - Fairmont Council of Churches News
Highlights include Council of Churches Breakfast on Oct. 21, 2011 at Westchester Village. Other highlights include are news from the churches and a special created 4 minute Power Point of the history of the Council of Churches. (Programs run twice)
6:30 pm - WVU 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.
7:00 pm - Women's Health Awareness Day
This program presented as part of the Breast Cancer Awareness Month with an array of speakers and interviews held at Fairmont General Hospital on Oct. 7, 2011. Those interview include Betty Markovich, member, Marion County Breast Cancer Coalition; Dr. Judy Bonfili; Donna Dodd "Caring and Sharing"; Erin Thompson, Relay for Life of Marion Co.; Lucas Davis, MS, OTR/L, Occupational Therapist and Director of Rehab Services Fairmont Rehabilitation Center; Cathy Shaw, Registered Dietician; Alexis Hicks, R.N.; Yvonne Hershman, Cardiac Rehab Nurse doing blood pressures; Shelley Lucente, Wound Healing Center; Sandy Duvall, Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening; Trish Julian, Oncology Education Coordinator; County Commission Proclamation; Roberta "Bertie" Jackson, Behavioral Medicine Therapist, FGH; Dr. Paul Alappat at Consultants Associates; Barbara Kniceley of Regis Salon; Dr. Brad Franz, Dermatologist, Skin Screenings
7:45 pm - Witch of Marion County
Jo Ann Lough performs as “Aunt Sukey,” a person described as a witch in Marion County. As a fund raiser for the Marion County Historical Society, this one person presentation is done in a dinner theatre atmosphere at Central United Methodist Church
8:41 pm - Open Source Intelligence Exchange
This fund raiser event held at the WVHTC Building features interview with David Abruzzino, Director Open Source Intelligence Exchange, Fairmont State students in the Open Source Intelligence Exchange Program, and Bob Kidwell, fund raiser for the O6 Program and former Intelligence Technology Executive for ManTech, International. Donations can be made to: Fairmont State Foundation, c/o 06 Program.
9:06 pm - Election Night for WV Governor
Highlights show why Marion County is the fastest and first center to report election results to Charleston. We have brief interviews with County Clerk Employee Cecila Donato on machine operations, Linda Randy Elliott, Rosemary Lockhart and Nancy Harrison One sees the drive through of the poll workers and all the work that it takes to create the tabulation.
9:26 pm - Lights on After School Program
Program highlights some of the activities at the After School Lights On Program at Middletown Mall.
9:30 pm - Fairmont Farmer's Market
Vendors displaying at the Farmer’s Market are interviewed. Conversations occur with Patrick Bernatowicz, a Kingwood Farmer; Don Trissell, Bee Keeper and Honey Maker; Local Katy Farmer Sudawan Richardson; and Brandon from Hartford, Connecticut.
9:46 pm - Connector Dedication
PROGRAM: Welcome: Butch Osborne; song by Vocal Tapestry; Colors by Vietnam Veterans; National Anthem by Vocal Tapestry; Invocation by Rev. Tim Conrad of Gateway United Methodist Church; Greetings from Governor Earl Ray Tomblin by Jason Pizatella; Greetings from Congressman David McKinley by Richie Parsons; Remarks: Butch Tennant, President of Marion County Commission; Bill Burdick, Fairmont Mayor; Barbara Metcalfe, Pleasant Valley Mayor; Tom Smith, Federal Highways Administration; Greg Phillips, WV Department of Highways; U.S. Senator Joe Manchin, III, and Alan B. Mollohan, former Congressman of 1st District. Presentation of Commemorative Gift; closing remarks; Ribbon Cutting of Marion County Visitors and Bureau Center and Marion County Parks and Recreation Center.
10:45 pm - John Veasey's 3rd United Way Golf Outing
The 3rd John Veasey Golf Outing for the United Way is highlighted with a special interview with John Veasey and son, Chance. Listen to one be interviewed who is so great at interviewing others. You will enjoy watching various people teeing off, hitting and putting. Most of the advertisers are listed. Finally, Administrative assistant Chrissy Glance is interviewed. This program is done for a worthy cause.
10:58 pm - Christmas Toy Shop 2010 Highlights
Highlights from 2010 include comments by James Saunders and Rev. Mary Ellen Finegan on past Christmases and preparations for the day.
11:23 pm - County Commission, October 12, 2011
Highlights include grant to the Marion County Women’s Club and loan to Paw Paw Public Service District, agreement for purchase of an Emergency Medical Dispatch Program, rehiring of Jeremy Foley, returning from deployment, to work as dispatcher at Central Communication, discussion of final approval on proposed renewal of Time Warner Cable Franchise fee, plaque presentation from Sheriff Joe Carpenter, and medallion presentation from Dora Kay Grubb of the Marion Co. Historical Society
12:00 am - Music from Nashville at Central Christian
Music includes 3 recording stars from Nashville who performed in concert on Aug. 28, 2011 at Central Christian: Skye Parrish, Camryn Rogers, and Daniella Mason. They sing songs, “Revelation, A Mighty Fortress, Desert Song, and others. Leigh Ann Bolyard sings “Glory to God,” among others. Brooks Parker plays the piano and keyboard throughout the evening and musicians Matthew Schoonmaker and other perform.
1:48 am - Fairmont City Council, September 27, 2011
Many ordinances were passed and the support of the city for the Feast of the Seven Fishes. Two of the ordinances dealt with parking. The first one gave the city manager the authority to restrict metered parking in various areas and put a two ¬hour limit on parking in the 100 and 200 blocks of Adams Street. The second ordinance increased the penalties for parking tickets, and after a third violation, the vehicle can have a boot or having it towed
2:45 am - Fairmont City Council, October 11, 2011
Highlights included a vote on new agreement with Allied Waste and Jeff Harvey, reduction in monthly street sweeping charges, restricted parking in posted areas, accepting grant for K-9 Dog unit, 10th payment for services related to the water project, and appointment to Fairmont Urban Renewal Authority. First Reading of amending pay plan and listing of occupational classes to provide for a one time cash payment of $750 passed. Speaking to Council was Charles Hillberry on trash pickup and Dora Kay Grubb on Historical Society and Museum.
3:56 am - Lights on After School Program
Brief highlights some of the activities at the After School Lights On Program at Middletown Mall
4:00 am - County Commission, September 14, 2011
Highlights include grant to the Marion County Women’s Club and loan to Paw Paw Public Service District, Agreement for purchase of an Emergency Medical Dispatch Program, rehiring of Jeremy Foley, returning from deployment, to work as dispatcher at Central Communication, discussion of final approval on proposed renewal of Time Warner Cable Franchise fee, plaque presentation from Sheriff Joe Carpenter, and medallion presentation from Dora Kay Grubb of the Marion Co. Historical Society
4:14 am - County Commission, September 21, 2011
County Commission approved a new items “County Development Fund” to provide assistance to various community groups desiring assistance for special needs and projects. Revenue will come from a percentage of the video lottery.
4:30 am - County Commission, October 19, 2011
Highlights includes "Patches," a remote-controlled talking Dalmatian to teach fire safety to children introduced by Chris McIntyre, assistant 9-11 controller who presented the case for increased 9-11 fee. CC shared in award winning plaque presented to Consol Energy, MC Parks & Recreation, and MCC for Curtisville Lake. “Chuck” Saynack represented Consol Energy, whose $150,000 check began the process. Also, Time Warner’s renewed franchise agreement with the county was approved for a 1 percent of gross sales for the next 10 years. The commission gave a $1,000 to the Marion County Rescue League for low-cost spay/neutering of animals. They also gave $500 to the Fairview Cares Community Group to help defray expenses from the first Fairview Pumpkin Festival
4:58 am - Mammogram Digital Unit
The program at the Fairmont Women’s Club features the Press Announcement of the $500,000 Mammogram Digital Unit being purchased by Fairmont General Hospital with the support of public and governmental funding. Highlights include introductions and master of ceremonies Mary Jo Thomas, the President of the Fairmont Women’s Club and on the fundraising board of the Fairmont General Hospital Foundation Board. Speaking of her bout with cancer was Bobbie Doerfler, supporter Frank Pulice and Ron Hinkle and student Michael McCutchan whose pink “Bee the Cure” T-shirts will help raise money for the digital mammography project.
5:24 am - EFJHS Groundbreaking
TV19 covers the complete ceremony which includes 2 bands and one choral selection, comments by Superintendent Gary Price, EFJHS Principal Mrs. Christy Miller, Bond Chairperson Mary Jo Thomas, and EFJHS Student Body President and Vice President Daniel Hopkins and Bailey Frederick.
5:40 am - Vocal Tapestry
The concert, Sentimental Journey, was held at West Fairmont High School Auditorium on Saturday, Oct. 15th. Seven of the eighteen Selections presented here included: (1)Sentimental Journey: Vocal Tapestry (2) Fun in Just One Lifetime: Men of Vocal Tapestry (3) Embraceable You: Women of Vocal Tapestry (4) Let's Do It, Let's Fall in Love: Duet: Betty Pat Lee and Doug Bunner (5) The Way You Look Tonight: Joseph Manchin IV (vocal); John Sullivan (Tenor Sax) (6) Atchison, Topeka, and the Santa Fe: Orchestra (7) It Ain't Necessarily So: Joshua Patty (solo)
6:00 am - Fairmont Council of Churches News
Highlights include Council of Churches Breakfast on Oct. 21, 2011 at Westchester Village. Other highlights include are news from the churches and a special created 4 minute Power Point of the history of the Council of Churches. (Programs run twice)
6:30 am - WVU 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.
