| TIME | PROGRAM | LENGTH | DATE RECORDED |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7:00 | ETHIOPIA WATER PROJECT | ||
| 7:13 | UNDERAGE DRINKING IN WV | ||
| 7:24 | STARTS SMART BACKPACK GIVEAWAY | ||
| 7:50 | 60 YEARS LATER: INTRO | ||
| 8:00 | SCHOOL INJUNCTION ISSUED | ||
| 8:42 | DUNBAR-WEST HISTORY | ||
| 9:30 | ASSEMBLY & HALFTIME | ||
| 10:26 | FIRST FRIDAY: AUGUST | ||
| 11:05 | SCHOOL SUPPLY GIVEAWAY: Windmill | ||
| 11:21 | UNITED WAY KICKOFF BREAKFAST | ||
| 12:00 | COUNTY COMMISSION: | 02/12/14 | |
| 12:34 | COUNTY COMMISSION: | 04/23/14 | |
| 12:44 | WOMEN'S AWARENESS | ||
| 1:13 | COUNTY COMMISSION: | 07/30/14 | |
| 1:33 | COUNTY COMMISSION: | 08/06/14 | |
| 1:58 | COUNTY COMMISSION: | 08/13/14 | |
| 2:12 | CHAMBER COMMERCE: | 08/13/14 | |
| 2:59 | BREAKFAST: 1954 GAME | 10/30/10 | |
| 4:00 | AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL | ||
| 4:03 | COUNTRY ROADS | ||
| 4:06 | FAIRMONT SCENES | ||
| 4:40 | GARTH BROOKS & FRIENDS | ||
| 6:21 | IT'S ALL FREE SERIOUSLY | ||
| 6:33 | COUNTY COMMISSION: | 08/20/14 | |
| 6:54 | CITY COUNCIL: | 08/12/14 |
7:00 ETHIOPIA WATER PROJECT: 08/01/14 13:40
Highlights include interviews with Aimee Richards, organizer for the Friendly Water for the World Project to benefit her orphanage in Ethiopia and Abraham Bezabeh, Project Manager for the BioSand Filter Program. Views of Ethiopian Food cooked by Abraham is shown and information shared on the project
7:13 UNDERAGE DRINKING IN WV 08/30/14 11:29
Problems facing teens and young adults in the State in this production by the Dept. of Health and Human Services of WV
7:24 STARTS SMART BACKPACK: 08/16/14 26:07
A composite view of the start and end of the backpack giveaway program at the Election Center are shown with numerous interviews of organizers, volunteers, and receivers of the backpacks.
7:50 60 YEARS AGO: DUNBAR-WEST SIDE 08/08/14 9:00
Highlights the setting and remembrance of 1954 in Fairmont amid the Supreme Court Decision on integrating, the situation at Four States, and the playing of the Dunbar-West Fairmont game on Sept. 30.
8:00 SKIP DELLIGATTI & LAWRENCE HARTON 08/09/14 42:40
The first black-white football game in WV at East-West Stadium with newspaper account is described amidst protests, injunctions, and concerns. Skip Delligatti and Lawrence Harton describe aspects of high school and Fairmont in 1954 and following: talks about growing up in mixed neighborhood of Spring Street, the problems of integration in Marion County in the transition to Fairmont Senior by the white County staff and the drop out rate it created.
8:42 DUNBAR-WEST HISTORY: 08/09/14 46:31
This history is divided into 10 parts: 1: History to 1929: George Ramsey, Historian; Part 2: Free WV Education: Dora Kay Grubb, Pres. Marion County Historical Society; Part 3: 1929-1954- George Ramsey and Deacon Duvall, former West Fairmont player in 1931 and 1933 and coach of Fairmont State, 1971-1982; Part 4: Sept. 26-28, 1954-Phillip Tarley (trip through Four States) Comments by Connie Koldres Cameon and Lenora "Lee" Corbin Franks who broke picket line with their mothers at the Annabelle School; Part 5: Sept. 30, 1954 Oce Smith, George Ramsey, letters from Michael McDonnell & Pete Zeck- Remembering the Game; Part 6: Aftermath: 1955 on- Lawrence Harton, on difficulty of Dunbar Boys to get integrated into West; Part 7: Aftermath: 1955- Sandra Waters Brown: first black cheerleader at West Fairmont; Part 8- Aftermath: 1955- Deacon Duvall talks about Moses Guin becoming first black football player at Fairmont State; Part 9: Present Times:(1) DD and Lawrence Harton speaks before County Commission Oct. 13,2010 and DD Meighen speaks before City Council on Oct. 12th. Mayor Matt Delligatti then presents City Proclamation; Part 10: Conclusion - Skip Delligatti presents words at West; titles and credits
9:30 ASSEMBLY & HALFTIME 10/29/10 56:38
Contents include interviews with Frank Horton, Jo Nathan Burks, Susan Reese Manns, Thomas Edwards, Stanley Beafore and Jerry Kendrick; (2) Halftime Ceremony-Introduction: D.D. Meighen. Dunbar Players: Charlotte Meade, followed by the Dunbar Fight Song; (a) Fairmont West Players and Cheerleaders: Carol Amos, followed by WFHS Fight Song; (b) Rev. Robert "Ted" Buckner, Marion County NAACP President, and shares a few words, followed by the Band Playing, "We Are the World." 3: Assembly at West Fairmont held Friday, Oct. 29, 2010. Features (a) Charlotte Meade narrating a Power Point Presentation created by Tyson Furgason on African-American History of Marion County to 1954; (b) Lawrence Harton and Skip Delligatti speaks to the audience; (c) Flowers presented to Charlotte Meade by Chad Norman, Principal and some final remarks.
10:26 FIRST FRIDAY AUGUST 08/01/14 39:13
Contents include Dr. Ted Kato, Sabor Latino Band, Pam O'Dell and Diesel and Kip Price
11:05 SCHOOL SUPPLY GIVEAWAY: Windmill Park 08/16/14 15:35
Highlights of school supply giveaway on Aug. 16 is shown. Dominique Lee, lead organizer, is interviewed
11:21 UNITED WAY KICKOFF BREAKFAST 08/05/14 37:58
Highlights include introduction of 2014 Fund Raising Campaign with remarks from Vera Sansalone and Toni Ricer; Rusty Elliott comments on his and the County Commission's involvement; the video is shown promoting the campaign, and a few chosen words from the make shift speaker, Pat Shivley, Swim Coach, is given.
12:00 COUNTY COMMISSION: 02/12/14 34:58
Highlights include comments by President Butch Tennant on jail costs decreasing; Sabrina Haught, captain emeritus at the Marion County 911 Center, introducing Sparky who will teach children how to call 911 as a part of the 911 Center's public safety program; Charlie Reese, director of the Marion County Development Office, gave an update on the riverfront development at Palatine Park for the park's concrete; Chris McIntyre shared 911 center calls and responses to cold weather, including bad roads, oil dwelling sites, and carbon monoxide poisoning
12:34 COUNTY COMMISSION 04/23/14: 09:23
Commission tabled vote on Worthington annexation, signed a proclamation proclaiming May 2014 as Community Educational Outreach Service (CEOS) Month on its 100-year anniversary of the first club in Marion County, allocated $1,000 to the PACE Project, and heard from Charlie Reese.
12:44 WOMEN'S AWARENESS 08/19/14 29:00
Highlights include Trish Julian talking to two Cancer Survivors, Long and . In addition Stella Hawk talks with Butch Tennant on the support from the County Commission
1:13 COUNTY COMMISSION 07/30/14 22:07
Commissioners hear about the Korean War Memorial, return home of Cpl. Alva Groves, and Historical Society's Playing Cards from Dora Kay Grubb
1:33 COUNTY COMMISSION 08/06/14: 25:40
Commissioners allocate $5,000 for Korean War Memorial, pass resolutions honoring Raymond Morgan with 40 years to FMCTA and to David Bland for work for County Maintenance
1:58 COUNTY COMMISSION 08/13/14 13:30
Highlights include Randy Elliott announcing the Korean War Memorial is receiving a donation of $4,800 from the American V.A.L.U.E. Association.
2:12 CHAMBER COMMERCE 08/13/14 47:47
Highlights included the main address by Mike Sarrao, executive vice president for Alecto Healthcare Services, at the Marion County Chamber of Commerce's 61st annual dinner and the recognition of businesses, people, and companies for special services and community contributions. Recognized were Aaron Hawkins and Butch Phillips, who planned and coordinated the Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., Ace Hardware for Retailer of the Year; Frank Pulice Jr. for his work with the Fairmont General Hospital Foundation; Resolute Forest Products for local hiring and safety record; Kate Green of Main Street Fairmont for visioning; Jim Estep for leadership; Lou Spatafore, president of Friendly Furniture Galleries Inc. for lifetime achievement; Heston Farm Winery and Pinchgut Hollow Distillery was chosen as Marion County's Small Business of the Year; Mary Jo Thomas was the recipient of the Women's Achievement award; and students L aura Laratta, a graduate of East Fairmont High School received the Donal Jack Squires Award; Kailee Latocha, a graduate of North Marion High School, received the Seth Burton Memorial Foundation Scholarship and Amanda Bennett, an EFHS graduate, could not attend the dinner but was honored with the MCCC Youth Leadership Scholarship.
2:59 BREAKFAST 10/30/10 59:42
The breakfast to honor athletes from the 1954 football game was held Oct. 30, 2010. WVU Dean Dana Brooks spoke on Sports Integration in WV. Rev. Buckner began with the history of events that led to this weekend. D.D. concludes. (2) Certificates are given and words are shared by Delegates Mike Caputo and Tim Manchin; (3) Senator Roman Prezioso shares the importance of this day as he recalls his days at Monongah High School with Kerry Marbury and Nick Saban; (4) more certificates are given and people acknowledged for their efforts: Carol Amos, Oce Smith, John Veasey, Houston Richardson, & football players attending, (5) Dr. Dana Brooks, Dean of Physical Education of WVU, finishes by giving a dynamic Power Point Presentation.
4:00 AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL 08/20/14 3:39
the beautiful music of America
4:03 COUNTRY ROADS 08/20/14 2:47
Take Me Home Country Roads
4:06 FAIRMONT SCENES 08/20/14 33:33
Highlights include 248 pictures of Fairmont and Marion County set to music by then Wha-kee-we-nn
4:40 GARTH & FRIENDS: 1:41:29
Highlights include Rev. Steve Fairchild as Garth Brooks; Heather Hester as Dolly Parton; and David Hester as Zach Brown. The second half consists of praise and music. This event was held Aug. 9, 2014 at Life United Methodist Church
6:21 IT'S ALL FREE SERIOUSLY 08/17/14 11:45
Highlights include 3 interviews with grateful recipients and Rev. Holley Faulkner on the fifth Baptist Temple free giveaway on their church lawn.
6:33 COUNTY COMMISSION 08/20/14 21:01
Highlights include Kate Greene of Main Street Fairmont sharing plans and visions for the area, which included a pedestrian and bicycle connectivity plan.
6:54 CITY COUNCIL 08/12/14 4:32
Jamie Greene is named as replacement for Roger Curry in the seventh district. Bad audio prevents the showing of the complete meeting
