Mannington News

MANNINGTON, WV, July 3, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Connie Weeks Marstiller, Technical Information Specialist for the Federal Bureau of Investigation, has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in all aspects of her career.

A new business has opened in Marion County. TJ's Arcade on Buffalo Street in Mannington hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday morning.

Mannington dedicated the Joel McCann Memorial Trail Head Monday morning. The city has been working on the rail trail since 2005.

When a father of a member of the Mannington 4-H Club dropped his child off at Camp Mar-Mac three years ago, he noticed the cabins were in need of repair.

The West Virginia Public Service Commission sets the benchmark of water use for an average family at 4,500 gallons per month.

Work on the Fairmont-to-Mannington waterline along U.S. Route 250 has disrupted water service to the northern city's current customer base.

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It has been almost five years since the inception of the development of the Fairmont-to-Mannington waterline.

It's difficult to believe that this 6-year-old girl has been through so much in less than two years.

About five years ago, the then-63-year-old Mannington resident was getting a massage from her friend Nancy Metz.

Two Fairmont residents have been sentenced on drug-related charges in the U.S. District Court in Clarksburg in the past two weeks.

Two Marion County businesses were recently recognized for their growth in exporting.

A yearly tradition will once again take place June 20 when the West Virginia Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Inc.

Debbie Keener perhaps said it best. She knew that a break in the case involving her daughter's death would happen some day.

Citizens made their voices heard at the ballot box in Tuesday's municipal election.

After six years of distinguished service, Marion County Superintendent of Schools Dr.

For as long as Mannington Park Board President Katy Stafford can remember, the city's community pool has not been as ready for its grand opening as it was this year.

The 2009 West Virginia Three Rivers Festival kicked off Thursday night with pageant royalty, high school marching bands and sports teams, the West Virginia University Mountaineer Mascot and the Pittsburgh Pirates Parrot.

Sgt. Ralph Suter Jr. didn't die on the battlefields of Iraq, but in his sleep months after returning home.

Thanks to the completion of a floodplain control project along U.S. Route 250, Mannington's Water Street stayed dry during the last series of major rainstorms.