New Cumberland News Archives

The Weirton Transit Corp. met last Wednesday where board members expressed appreciation for support from Brooke and Hancock county commissioners and discussed the continuing expansion effort.

The GFWC WV Woman's Club of New Cumberland discussed upcoming events and heard reports at its September meeting at Swaney Memorial Library.Devotions were read by Iris Cuppy and a prayer was given by Shelva Andrews, who presided.

Crafts and performances marked the second day of the Hancock County Oldtime Fair, taking place at Tomlinson Run State Park.

A dozen tractors and one or two pickup trucks formed the tractor parade as it entered Tomlinson Run State Park Friday, home of the Hancock County Oldtime Fair.

The Hancock County Health Department has scheduled Food Handlers' Classes for the months of September and October.

Food Handler's Classes for the months of September and October have been scheduled by the Hancock County Health Department.

The New Cumberland Lions Club held its first meeting of the 2009-2010 club year on Sept.

The following arrests were made by the Hancock County Sheriff's Department: Sept.

Cats and dogs at the Hancock County Animal Shelter will soon have a new roof over their heads.

LeMASTERS, Betty, 84, of Weirton, W.Va., died Sunday, September 6, 2009, in Catherines Care Center, Steubenville, Ohio.

Max Nogay, 17, a senior and Weirton Madonna High School's student council president, welcomed the Most Rev.

The Northern Hancock County Rotary Club will participate in New Cumberland's first-ever Fall River Fest, scheduled for Sept.

A?new festival is coming to New Cumberland at the end of the month. The New Cumberland Parade and Festival Committee will be hosting its first Riverfest along River Avenue in downtown New Cumberland.

Three notable men in Hancock County will be lining up for the chance to kiss an eligible bachelorette at the Hancock County Oldtime Fair this year.