| Time | Description | Date Taped | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07:00 | 1st CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 9th | 05/20/16 | 29:31 |
| 07:29 | AUNT HAT WHITELY | 05/11/16 | 24:21 |
| 07:53 | RETIRED MINISTERS: | 06/10/16 | 1:09:24 |
| 09:03 | PROJECT GRADUATION | 05/28/16 | 26:16 |
| 09:30 | DECORATION DAY | 04/06/16 | 1:24:52 |
| 10:54 | ORDINATION PRIEST HADAWAY | 06/04/16 | 32:00 |
| 11:26 | FIRST CHRISTIAN LAST SHOW | 05/26/16 | 29:27 |
| 11:56 | Ads | ||
| 12:00 | CITY COUNCIL | 05/24/16 | 1:26:36 |
| 01:26 | 3 RIVERS FESTIVAL PARADE | 05/26/16 | 45:25 |
| 02:12 | 3 RIVERS OPEN CEREMONY | 05/26/16 | 24:13 |
| 02:36 | COUNTY COMMISSION | 06/01/16 | 19:16 |
| 02:55 | CITY COUNCIL | 06/14/16 | 1:04:04 |
| 04:00 | 2016 ANNUAL CONFERENCE | 06/09/16 | 57:05 |
| 04:57 | COUNTY COMMISSION | 06/15/16 | 32:25 |
| 05:29 | SAMSA: LGBT ISSUES | 06/01/16 | 59:00 |
| 06:28 | CONSUMER NEWS #210 | 06/06/16 | 24:31 |
| 06:52 | ADS |
07:00 1st CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 10th 06/01/16 29:35
Highlights include life of James Hunter and Earl Core of First Christian Church in Morgantown and 2 choir anthems.
07:29 AUNT HAT 05/11/16 24:21
Highlights include remembrances and life of Harriett Wilson Whitely, last Marion County free slave to die, who lived from March 3, 1855 to April 26, 1941. Dr. Raymond Alvarez discusses her life, both at Evergreen Cemetery in Fairmont and the Women’s Club. Her great great niece, Mrs. Toni-Meade Carter shares her thoughts; Nancy Bickerstaff of the Fairmont Women’s Club discusses Mrs. Whitley, Woodlawn Cemetery, and Mrs. Mary Cruz who was a cook for the Flemings. Lambert Ezelle and his sister Gina discuss Evergreen Cemetery. Views are shown at the Fairmont Women's Club
07:53 RETIRED MINISTERS: 1:09:24
Highlights include comments from 22 retired ministers across the state of WV. These include (1) Grafton- Bert Coffman; (2) Keyser- Vickie Minnich; (3) Romney- Roy Knight; (4) Petersburg- Connie Keplinger; (5) Minnehaha Springs - Randolph Simms; (6) Elkins- David Fisher; (7)Wheeling- Judith Liston; (8) Parkersburg- Ken Nolan; (9) Parkersburg- Paul Russell; (10) Ripley- Leonard Kessell; (11) Harrisville- John Frum; (12) Bridgeport- Jim Lang; (13) Lost Creek- Karen Brown; (14) Huntington- Jack Lipphardt; (15);South Charleston- Stephen White; (16) Marmet- David Biondi; (17) Princeton- Jeff Winter; (18) Princeton- Ken Price; (19) Mullens- Earle Arthur; (20) Hundred- Gail Carson; (21) Newburg- John Casto; (22) Sugar Grove- Fuzzy Simms (22)New York City, formerly Fairmont- Ron Whitlatch.
09:03 PROJECT GRADUATION 05/27/16 26:16
Highlights included interviews with Lori Eakin, food coordinator; Darius Nunn, Fairmont Senior Graduate; Roberta Steele, former coordinator that works with prizes and give away; Judd and Bobby Doerfler, Volunteers are needed for 2017. Volunteers can call 681-404-9581
09:30 DECORATION DAY: JULIE PIERPONT 05/27/16 1:24:00
Highlights of the Gathering Event on May 28, 2016 are narrated by Dora Kay Grubb, president of the Marion County Historical Society. Speakers include Robin Gomez, City Manager; Christa Pierpont, a direct Pierpont descendant from Charlottesville, Va., Joe Friedl, searching for Mary “Mamie” Augusta Pierpont; Blair Montgomery, who is credited with the naming of Pierpont Community and Technical College; and Professor James Tyler Chadwell, Instructor of Record, WVU; and the Pierpont’s, portrayed by Arthur and Dr. Pamela Dodds. Also prayers were offered by by Rev. Richard Bowyer and DD Meighen. We Three perform music, consisting of Chuck and Dawn McClain and Faith Bowyer.
10:54 ORDINATION OF PRIEST ELIZABETH HADAWAY 06/04/16 32:00
Highlights of the ordination of Elizabeth Leigh Palmer Hadaway to Christ Episcopal Church on June 4, 2016 includes portions of the ceremony, music by choir and congregation including “I Bind Unto Myself, What Wondrous Love is This, Anthem, and Holy, Holy, Holy.” An interview with Rev. Hadaway occurs both before and after her ordination.
11:26 1ST CHRISTIAN CHURCH: LAST SHOW 06/09/16 29:40
2 anthems are sung: “Come O Spirit, Truth Divine” of May 15th and Abide with Me from June 12th. Highlights on the life of William Kendrick include comments by Dr. Guy Stewart, former WVU Journalism Professor, wrote book on Jackson's Mill, Alexandra Day Coffman, Grant Co. 4-H Agent, who wrote an award winning capstone project on Kendrick; Becca Fint Clark 4-H Monongalia County Extension Agent for Youth Development; Hannah Maxwell on being in 4-H. Award is given to Mildred Fizer, and DD Meighen reviews highlights of past shows.
12:00 CITY COUNCIL: 05/24/16 1:26:36
Highlights include discussion of parking costs, fees and penalties, both on street and at the City Garage; the first proposal passed and the 2nd was tabled. In addition, the Collective Bargaining Agreement By & Between United Steel, Paper And Forestry, Rubber, Manufacturing, Energy, Allied Industrial & Service Workers International Union, Local No. 1-02, And The City Effective April 24, 2016, and Ending April 23, 2019 was also tabled. Discussion occurred on appointment issues to various Boards and Agencies. After Executive Session, two names were announced for positions on two Fairmont boards.
01:26 3 RIVERS FESTIVAL PARADE 05/26/16 45:25
Highlights include various units of the military, business establishments, and the Fairmont Senior and East Fairmont Band. Brief interviews are conducted with various people as they pass, including the Mountaineer, Troy Clemons.
02:12 3 RIVERS OPEN CEREMONY: 05/26/16 24:13
Highlights of the Opening involved Ashley Reed introducing both Contest Winners beyond the Three Rivers Festival and the local Festival itself.
02:36 COUNTY COMMISSION: 06/01/16 19:16
Highlights include reading of names and settlements of estates, as well as personnel hiring and readjustment of budgets among some departments.
02:55 CITY COUNCIL: 06/14/16 1:04:04
Highlights include comments from Stanley Biggus: International Steelworker Representative from Pittsburgh, Pa., Reuben of Lamar Advertisement; Whitney Hatcher, City of Fairmont introducing Sarah Shaffer who developed the City of Fairmont Logo. Comments centered on moving tabled items to vote on them, waste collection with Republic; and concern over parking.
04:00 2016 ANNUAL CONFERENCE: 06/09/16 57:05
Highlights includes anthem “Living Bread” and two anthems “Be Our Light” and “Shine Like the Sun” with Cecila Ford dancing liturgically. Secretary Judy Kenaston talks about the advent of women in ministry and then one that influenced her, Martha Loyd of Fairmont. A service of reconciliation and repentance is seen as JF Lacria plays the Native Flute, followed by Dr. Jay Parkins leading singing in “May the Circle be Unbroken” and Carol Markstrom performing an original song she wrote and sings - Modoc Uprising. Marion County minister Jim Zinn is seen receiving the Harry Denham Award as Minister of the Year for Evangelism and Andrew Tennant of Pleasant Valley being announced for full ordination. That is followed by Steel Drums of St. Marks doing two selections “Shout to the Lord,” and Shine Jesus Shine.” That is finally concluded with some words to a song called Summons. Next, 2 congregational hymns are sung in the remembrance service for deceased clergy and spouses as pictures of persons are posted. “I Sing a Song of the Saints of God” features pictures of: My grandfather and mother; father in law, Miller Gwinn from Mt. Hope; Father Jude; Grandmother and mother; Police Chief James Hunter and window; Dr. Earl Core and plaque; Teepi Kendrick and 4-H book; Tom Bennett, Fred Craddock, Tom Koon, Bill Barth, Patty Looman, Rev. Siobhán Patterson, WVWC, and Communion image. “Rejoice in God’s Saints” features pictures of Audrey Stewart, Grace Golden Clayton, Pauline Wright, Deacon Duvall, Jack Squires, Father Jude, Franklin Beaird, Julia Bonafield, Deacon Duvall, Dr. Earl Core, Tom Bennett, Joe Perry and closing prayer by Vance Ross, who served at Trinity and Benton’s Ferry
4:57 COUNTY COMMISSION 06/15/16 5:29:30 SAMSA: LGBT ISSUES 59:00
America’s families are as diverse as America itself. The Supreme Court has ruled that the Constitution guarantees the right to same-sex marriage and benefits to these couples in all states has highlighted family issues for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community. LGBT individuals and families are culturally diverse, with 4.6 percent of African Americans, 4.0 percent of Hispanics/Latinos, 4.3 percent of Asians, and 3.2 percent of Whites identifying as LGBT in a 2012 Gallup poll. This show will focus on the experiences of LGBT individuals in general with some consideration to ethnic and racial communities, and the impact of acceptance or conflict about sexual orientation and gender identity on behavioral health. Panelists will discuss behavioral health disparities within the LGBT community, and will examine the impact of the Affordable Care Act in the provision of behavioral health services for this community. Panelists will also discuss the treatment and recovery needs of LGBT individuals. The show will highlight SAMHSA’s efforts and culturally competent resources that support members of the LGBT community as they work to improve their health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and strive to reach their full potential.
6:29 CONSUMER NEWS #210: 23:00
Highlights of health, home, and life
| Time | Description |
|---|---|
| 07:00 | 1st CHRISTIAN CHURCH: 9th |
| 07:29 | AUNT HAT WHITELY |
| 07:53 | RETIRED MINISTERS: |
| 09:03 | PROJECT GRADUATION |
| 09:30 | DECORATION DAY |
| 10:54 | ORDINATION PRIEST HADAWAY |
| 11:26 | FIRST CHRISTIAN LAST SHOW |
| 12:00 | CITY COUNCIL: 05/24/16 |
| 01:26 | 3 RIVERS FESTIVAL PARADE |
| 02:12 | 3 RIVERS OPEN CEREMONY |
| 02:36 | COUNTY COMMISSION: 06/01/16 |
| 02:55 | CITY COUNCIL: 06/14/16 |
| 04:00 | 2016 ANNUAL CONFERENCE |
| 04:57 | COUNTY COMMISSION: 06/15/16 |
| 05:29 | SAMSA: LGBT ISSUES |
| 06:28 | CONSUMER NEWS #210 |
| 06:52 | ADS |
