Heart walk sends a good message
Area residents can get an early “start” toward a more heart-healthy lifestyle by participating in the annual American Heart Association Tri-County Start! Heart Walk on Saturday. Some residents who have overcome the odds and prevailed after their hearts had failed are leading the way in the yearly walk that aids in raising funds to fight heart disease and strokes. We’re encouraging area residents to get involved in the annual heart walk scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m. at Jefferson Community College. A goal of $57,000 has been set, and all of the money raised through the event will go to the American Heart Association to aid in heart research. Just as the disease really knows no boundaries, the walk-fundraiser is open to any area resident, from Jefferson to Brooke to Hancock counties. “Start! is the American Heart Association’s new national cause campaign that calls on all Americans and their employers to create a culture of physical activity and wellness in order to live longer, he
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Weirton bow hunt controls deer
Area hunters are being invited by the city's administration to once again participate in an annual controlled bow hunt.
The hunt takes place in Weirton's city limits and it is scheduled from Oct. 6 through Dec. 31.
Before any
Weirton bow hunt controls deer
Area hunters are being invited by the city's administration to once again participate in an annual controlled bow hunt.
The hunt takes place in Weirton's city limits and it is scheduled from Oct. 6 through Dec. 31.
Before any
New Orleans work must be continued
New Orleans and the nation took no chances with Hurricane Gustav, and the results are better than what followed the impact of Hurricane Katrina.
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