Enjoy your March
Guide.....
Programs for MARCH, 2013. They are shown at a.m. and p.m. at the same time. We are also on the web 24 hours a day at http://gfcc.peg.tv. All Programs can be seen there
Programs for MARCH, 2013. They are shown at a.m. and p.m. at the same time. We are also on the web 24 hours a day at http://gfcc.peg.tv. All Programs can be seen there
7:00 1 hr.
19 min
First Exchange Groundhog
Breakfast Feb.
1
Programs consists of comments by Joe Manchin III, West Virginia United States Senator; William F. Goettel, CPA President/CEO First Exchange Bank, NMLS# 629561; Kevin Wilfong, President & CEO Middletown Homes & FEB Board Member; Herbert J. Stapleton, Supervisory Special Agent, Internal Crime Complaint Center Unit, FBI; Dr. Doreen Larson, President Pierpont Community & Technical College introduces Montgomery the Pride; Don and Nora Hendley who made state clock; and Jim Boyers, Chairperson of Board; and winners of the guessing contest
8:19 13 min When Jesus Came To Fairmont Feb. 14
This poem reflects both the humor and seriousness of answering the question of what would happen if Jesus came to Fairmont in 2013. The six Easter themes are woven around the narrative of the Gateway Connector, the Courthouse, Restaurant, and Palatine Park. Meant to enjoy as well as enjoy and challenge, this poem is set amidst many video scenes, pictures, and music.
8:32 53 min Senator Manchin at Muriel’s Restaurant Feb. 1
United States Senator Joe Manchin comes to Fairmont. We taped most of his “Coffee and Common Sense” Session with the people of the area at Muriel’s Restaurant. Among some of the topics he discussed that was taped was balancing the budget, school violence, alternate energy, Social Security and Medicare. A special guest was Maria Jones, Deputy Administrator for the US Small Business Administration
Programs consists of comments by Joe Manchin III, West Virginia United States Senator; William F. Goettel, CPA President/CEO First Exchange Bank, NMLS# 629561; Kevin Wilfong, President & CEO Middletown Homes & FEB Board Member; Herbert J. Stapleton, Supervisory Special Agent, Internal Crime Complaint Center Unit, FBI; Dr. Doreen Larson, President Pierpont Community & Technical College introduces Montgomery the Pride; Don and Nora Hendley who made state clock; and Jim Boyers, Chairperson of Board; and winners of the guessing contest
8:19 13 min When Jesus Came To Fairmont Feb. 14
This poem reflects both the humor and seriousness of answering the question of what would happen if Jesus came to Fairmont in 2013. The six Easter themes are woven around the narrative of the Gateway Connector, the Courthouse, Restaurant, and Palatine Park. Meant to enjoy as well as enjoy and challenge, this poem is set amidst many video scenes, pictures, and music.
8:32 53 min Senator Manchin at Muriel’s Restaurant Feb. 1
United States Senator Joe Manchin comes to Fairmont. We taped most of his “Coffee and Common Sense” Session with the people of the area at Muriel’s Restaurant. Among some of the topics he discussed that was taped was balancing the budget, school violence, alternate energy, Social Security and Medicare. A special guest was Maria Jones, Deputy Administrator for the US Small Business Administration
9:30
38
min Rivesville
Plant Interviews
Jan 26
Former Rivesville Power Plant Employees discuss their
work at the plant, which closed the end of 2012. Those interviewed include Ralph
“Lindy” Straight, Richard George, Jim Hershman, Bruce Grimes, Clifton “Kip”
Price, Marcia McCullough Tennant, Ned Merrifield, George Yost and Dick Martin.
10:16
33 min Rivesville
Pictures, Dora Grubb,
Feb.
8
Some pictures from the archives of Mon Power given to
the Marion County Historical Society are shown. Dora Kay Grubb, President of the
Marion County Historical Society, discusses the importance of this gift and the
possible use of them in the future.
10:42
1
hr. 11
min Gift of Love Food
Drive
Feb.
16
The Gift of Love Food Drive, sponsored by the Fairmont
Times West Virginian, is highlighted. Interviews include former publisher Andy
Kniceley whose idea it was to begin the food drive. Present publisher Chuck
Jessup takes the idea to new heights by staying on the Times Building until
adequate money is raised. Additional interviews are with John Veasey, Misty Poe,
and Jonathan Williams of the newspaper; Tim Ashcraft, Shop & Save Manager at
the Middletown Mall; and Chuck and Dawn McClain of Central United Methodist Food
Pantry.
11:23
34
min Mountaineer Food Bank & Related Projects
Feb.
16-21
This program highlights the distribution of food at
Middletown Mall by the Mountaineer Food Bank at Gassaway. Bruce Roberts of the
Fairmont, Marion County Food Pantry is interviewed. Other related hunger issues
and projects are discussed by Chuck Shields on the Mormon style of fasting, Rev.
Michael Richards on the Our Father’s Bread Basket and Fountain of Life
(Christian Outreach Center), and Rev. Bob Wilkins, Director of the United
Methodist Ministry Network. Also included is a special video highlighting the
work of World Vision.
12:00
14 min Mannington Food
Pantry Feb.
2, 2007
This program is edited from the original done in
February of 2007 on a special issue on Hunger in Marion County.
12:14
8 min
Union Mission Feeding
Program
Feb. 2, 2007
This program is edited from the original done in
February of 2007 on a special issue on Hunger in Marion County. A young lady
named Tanya shares significant insight on hunger and poverty, her life, and her
work.
12:21
14 min Natalie Tennant: Year in Politics
2012 Feb.
21
This Documentary features 2012 events surrounding the Secretary of
State’s office. Edited from many TV reports and interviews, this program is
shown twice: at 12:21 and 3:26 a.m. and p.m.
12:54
50
min City Council
Feb.
12
Highlights include explanation of the 2014 budget by
City Manager Jay Rogers and the passage of 9 action
items.
1:45
1
hr. 3
min
Wereth 11
Movie
01/15/12
The full length feature film features the story of 11
African-American soldiers murdered in World War II in Wereth, Belgium. The film
is part of the Aubrey Stewart Project, one of the 11 men from Piedmont, WV.
First shown on TV19 in March of 2012, this is the second time our viewers are
given exclusive use, compliments of Joe Small, executive producer. People
wanting to purchase this film on DVD are asked to contact T.J. Coleman, HC-72,
Box 220, Keyser, WV 26726, phone (304) 790-4203 or Kip Price, 517½ Walnut Ave.,
Fairmont, (304) 366-4139
2:48
25 min
Consumer News
Report
179
Jan
21
Important news concerning a person’s health, life, food,
car and house maintenance
3:13
14 min Colonel Roberts, Tuskegee, and Red
Tails Feb. 12
An introduction to the history and legacy of Colonel
George “Spanky” Roberts and the Tuskegee airmen is presented. D.D. Meighen
discusses Marion County Resident George “Spanky” Roberts from the Three Rivers
Cinema, the Fairmont Airport, the Smithsonian and the WV State Capitol. Footage
of Roberts is shown from various places, including Wells Fargo and the
Smithsonian. Additional comments are given by former President Dr. Hazo Carter
of WV State Univ.
4:00
23 min
Silversneakers
Jan
21
Highlights of this exercise program at the Baptist
Temple every Monday, Wednesday, and Fridays are presented. Comments from Joann
Duvall and instructor Janelle St. Martin describe the
program
4:22
19
min
County
Commission
Jan. 30
Charlie Reese gave an update on the Marion County
Economic Development Authority, Camden Anderson came to observe for a Scout
Merit Bade, and Nicole Lemal attended for the final time as she has accepted a
new reporter job out of state. Jeff Biafore thanks the city for their work and
mutual appreciation shared for cooperation between the city and county. Gary V.
West was hired as a part-time community service coordinator for the Community
Corrections Program in Marion County.
4:41
11
min
County
Commission Feb.
6
Highlights include the hiring of Sonia “Diane” Linear as
Holding/Transport Officer, the hiring of Jonathan Merrifield, as
Holding/Transport Officer, the acceptance of Shawna Snyder, 911 Dispatcher, to
go from full time to part time, the hiring of Jessica Seevers as a Case
Assistant in the Day Report/Community Corrections Department, and appointment of
Melissa Marko as White Hall representative on the Marion County Development
Authority.
4:52
14 min
County
Commission Feb.
14
Highlights include action reports, a proclamation
against Spit Tobacco, cruiser give away, and approval for line
adjustments
5:05
16 min
County
Commission Feb.
20
Highlights include discussion on an Application from
Town of White Hall for Annexation by Minor Boundary Adjustment and a Mannington
Representative Appointment to the board of the Marion County Development
Authority
5:22
11 min Christ
Episcopal
Highlights
Feb. 21
Highlights include Neal Hamilton discussing the Shrove
Tuesday Pancake Meal with video from the event; Bruce Hamilton discussing the
volunteer efforts at the Soup Opera and the distribution of funds for the Soup
Opera; and an interview with Rev. John Kevern, interim rector of the church.
5:33
26 min Council of
Churches
News
Feb. 25
Highlights include Joy in the Morning by Vocal Tapestry,
the Barrackville Good Friday Procession to the music of Jim Manley, “Raggedy
Band,” and “His Eye is on the Sparrow.” In addition an interview with WV United
Methodist Bishop Sandra Steiner Ball is presented, along with information from
local churches and the Council.
5:59
14 min When Jesus
Came To
Fairmont
Feb. 14
6:12
7
min
Pics of former Meth.
Temple/First UMC Feb. 24
Treasured pictures are shown from the former Methodist
Temple and First United Methodist Church. The Methodist Temple is now owned by
the New Hope Four Square Church on Country Club Road as they preserve the
integrity of the facility. The pictures reflect events from the cornerstone
laying to the walk across the Million Dollar Bridge during unification with the
Market Street Protestant Church. Pictures from the former First United Methodist
Church (now Life United Methodist) reflects
6:19
3
min Brooks Parker plays “Crown Him Lord of All”
Jan. 22
6:22
5
min Brooks Parker plays “Be Thou My
Vision” Jan.
22
6:30 29 min
WVU
News
11/26/12
WVU students originate, write, and produce this 15
minute 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
