This is one in the 12 Days of Christmas series with The Salvation Army of North Central West Virginia. Articles run daily in The Dominion Post through […]
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Girl Scout alumni recreate holiday Girl Scout tea to honor the late Alice Frost
For more than 20 years, Alice Frost served as a Girl Scout Leader for senior Troop 4501 and hosted an annual holiday tea in her home for […]
Shop with a Cop makes holiday special for kids
The Walmart parking lot was filled with police cars on Saturday morning, but there was nothing to be alarmed about. Police from the Monongalia County Sheriff’s Department […]
Wreaths Across America pays tribute to military veterans
Hundreds of veterans who have served the country are buried at the Historic Oak Grove Cemetery in Morgantown. On Saturday, the Elizabeth Ludington Hagans-Col. John Evans Chapter […]
Success at Spruce Street warming shelter
The Cold Weather Overflow Shelter at the Spruce Street United Methodist Church opened its doors on Dec. 4 after months of planning, and initial reports indicate it […]
Firefighters IAFF Local 313, TeleTech support Operation Warm
More than 350 children in Monongalia County will be warmer in brand new coats this winter, thanks to the Morgantown Firefighters IAFF Local 313. “All the time […]
What bell-ringing can accomplish
Nationwide, Salvation Army bell ringers raise an average of $50 per hour. This means in just two hours of ringing, a bell-ringer can raise enough money to […]
Holiday lessons: Cliff the Clumsy Elf teaches kids to be prepared and kind
TUNNELTON — The elf that visited South Preston on Wednesday won’t fit on a shelf, but he can teach a lesson that’s as good now as in […]
Allstate donates 1,700 pairs of socks
Allstate employee Bridget McClain approached her boss, Jeremy Radabaugh, one day and said she wanted to help people, focusing on the homeless. She was sitting in the […]
How Salvation Army bell-ringing began
In December 1891, Capt. Joseph McFee of The Salvation Army in San Francisco, Calif., wanted to provide a Christmas dinner for 1,000 poor people, but had no […]
