Contributed DONATION RECEIVED — On hand for the presentation of proceeds from Blues for a Cure were, from left, Patrick Huber, director of operations of WVU Medicine Harrison Community Hospital; Mark Puskarich, Blues for a Cure organizer; and Judy Bruno, president and CEO of WVU Medicine Harrison Community Hospital.

CADIZ — WVU Medicine Harrison Community Hospital received $15,100 from Sean Carney’s 14th-annual Blues for a Cure concert.

The yearly event raises funds in support of the Harrison Community Hospital Foundation Cancer Fund and the Harrison County Cancer Crusaders. Proceeds from the concert are used to assist Harrison County residents undergoing cancer treatment by helping cover medical-related travel costs, treatment expenses, and basic living needs.

“We are grateful for the continued generosity of our community and its commitment to supporting individuals who need financial assistance while battling cancer,” said Judy Bruno, president and CEO of Harrison Community Hospital. “If you know of a cancer patient in need of help — whether for transportation to treatment or necessary medical equipment — please encourage them to call (740) 942-6206.”

This year’s concert featured performances by John Nemeth & The Blue Dreamers, JP Soars’ Gypsy Blue Revue featuring Anne Harris, Jimmy Adler, Electric Mud, Sean Carney, Jake Friel and Gabe Stillman.

“It was an honor once again to host Sean Carney’s Blues for a Cure 2025 with such a stellar lineup of talent, all while raising money to help those afflicted with cancer in Harrison County,” said Mark Puskarich, event organizer. “Since our first Sally Buffalo Park concert in 2012, we’ve raised more than $320,000 with this annual event. We look forward to hosting the June 26-27 event with headliner the Gabe Stillman Band.”