Programs
shown
at
7:00
a.m.
will
also
be
shown
at
7:00
p.m.
For
those
of
you
with
digital
tuners
Channel
19
can
also
be
seen
on
80-10
and
80-32778
7:00
a/pm
-
TRANSIT
AUTHORITY
PROGRAM
This
third
program
features
the
role
of
the
Fairmont
Marion
County
Transit
Authority
serving
the
citizens
of
Marion
County.
Today,
the
Grey
Lines
is
presented.
This
daily
bus
lines
runs
from
Fairmont
to
Morgantown
and
Pittsburgh.
David
Bruffy,
General
Manager,
Grey
Lines
and
President
of
the
West
Virginia
Transportation
Association,
will
share
many
thoughts
about
this.
He
will
then
join
George
Levitsky,
General
Manager,
Fairmont-Marion
County
Transit
Authority,
as
they
discuss
West
Virginia
Public
Transportation
at
the
BC
Bank.
We’ll
also
talk
to
David
Stump,
the
bus
driver
from
Reedsville.
7:35
a/pm
-
DEDICATION
&
OPEN
HOUSE
OF
YOUTH
ACADEMY
This
youth
academy
concentrates
on
drug
and
substance
abuse.
Interviews
are
with
Matt
Kittle,
principal;
Dr.
David
Bonasso,
founder
and
Board
Member;
Steve
Fairley,
Executive
Director;
Carly
Chickerell,
Pat
Harah,
and
introductions
of
some
of
the
staff.
In
addition
the
program
is
presented
which
includes
comments
by
David
Lester,
Governor
Joe
Manchin,
and
Dr.
Ron
Pearse.
8:28
a/pm
-
MARION
COUNTY
PUBLIC
LIBRARY
This
first
series
of
our
Public
Library
features
a
tour
of
some
of
the
Library
facilities
with
Erika
Reed,
Library
Director.
She
shares
interesting
and
informative
insights
concerning
the
internet
stations,
audio
and
video
sections,
income
tax
assistance,
the
children’s
room,
and
the
all
important
Library
access
to
the
Marlo
database
system.
Also
discussed
with
pictures
are
the
Fairview
and
Mannington
Branch
Library
and
the
Bookmobile.
Brief
interviews
are
conducted
with
two
users
of
the
Library:
Joshua
McKinney
on
the
internet
and
Barbara
Guthrie
on
book
reading.
8:52
a/pm-
FAIRMONT
CITY
COUNCIL
Highlights
include
City
Manager
James
Snider
outlining
the
Water
Crisis
and
the
negotiations
to
the
present
time;
comments
by
F.
Paul
Calamita,
Chairman,
and
Attorney
at
Law
with
AquaLaw;
appointments
to
several
Boards
and
Commissions;
and
first
and
second
readings
on
upcoming
hearings.
9:45
a/pm
-
ARMY
NEWS
WATCH
Sessions
will
include
(1)
Around
the
Army,
(2)
Living
It
Up,
or
Down,
(3)
Afghanistan;
(4)
Ranger
Death;
(5)
Soldiers
Prepare;
(6)
Particle
Power;
(7)
Deer
Ticks;
(8)
‘Savage’
(9)
Last
Frontier;
and
(10)
Welcome
Home
10:14
a/pm
-
DR.
FRED
CRADDOCK
Greatest
Sermon
Ever
Heard:
“I
Had
To”
10:32
a/pm
-
PRICKETT’S
FORT
HISTORY
11:00
a/pm
-
TIME
WARNER
Lenny
Hannigan,
General
Manager
of
Time
Warner,
discusses
going
digital
and
the
operations
of
Time
Warner
11:30
a/pm
-
2007
BLACK
HISTORY
MONTH
This
excellent
program
features
Fairmont
personalities
imitating
famous
African
Americans.
President
Barrack
Obama
is
portrayed
in
2007
along
with
Whitney
Houston,
Ella
Fitzgerald,
Paul
Robeson,
and
Dr.
Martin
Luther
King,
Jr.
Highlight
of
the
event
is
the
singing
of
Maketa
1:05
a/pm
-
EDITH
ROBERTS,
WIDOW
OF
COLONEL
GEORGE
“SPANKY”
ROBERTS,
speaks
at
the
Celebration
of
Ideas
at
Fairmont
State
on
Sept.
8,
2008.
The
history
of
Colonel
“Spanky”
Roberts
as
one
of
the
original
Flying
Tuskegee
Airmen
will
be
presented.
This
program
is
also
part
of
the
Black
History
Month
Celebration
in
Fairmont
and
Marion
County
2:00
a/pm
-
RUN
TO
READ
HALF
MARATHON
The
Run
to
Read
Half
Marathon
at
Prickett’s
Fort
to
benefit
the
Literacy
Volunteers
of
Marion
County
will
be
presented.
On
a
damp
and
cold
Saturday,
our
cameras
follow
the
runners
from
the
start
to
the
finish,
through
the
Meredith
Tunnel,
and
along
the
trail.
We’ll
talk
with
runners
from
all
over
America
and
West
Virginia.
3:00
a/pm
-
MARION
COUNTY
COMMISSION
The
first
session
of
the
Marion
County
Commission
following
the
November
election
is
held.
3:30
a/pm
-
FAIRMONT
CITY
COUNCIL
The
first
session
of
the
Fairmont
City
Council
is
presented
since
the
November
election.
The
Council
will
be
seen
electing
a
mayor
and
deputy
mayor
and
presenting
their
choice
of
council
person
to
fill
the
unexpired
term
of
the
First
District.
New
Council
Members
are
shown
being
sworn
in
to
office.
4:43
a/pm
-
MARION
COUNTY
COMMISSION
4:56
a/pm
-
ARMY
NEWS
WATCH
The
end
of
the
Year
review
includes
the
best
of
Army
News
in
2008
5:26
a/pm
-
CANDIDATES
SWEARING
IN
Most
of
the
Marion
County
Candidates
elected
to
public
office
were
sworn
in
on
Wed.,
Dec.
17th
at
the
Court
House.
Even
though
some
swearing
ins
were
ceremonial,
this
well
attended
event
featured
comments
by
newly
elected
Supreme
Court
Justice
Menis
Ketchum
and
Secretary
of
State
Natalie
Tennant.
John
Perdue
speaks
briefly.
My
mistake
in
filming
failed
to
capture
the
swearing
in
of
Delegate
Longstreth
and
Caputo.
6:05
a/pm
-
SCENES
OF
FAIRMONT
6:35
a/pm
-
WVU
NEWS
West
Virginia
University
students
produce
this
15
minute
professional
news
program
that
is
shown
Sundays
on
WWVU-TV
and
then
daily
on
channel
19.
Through
the
efforts
of
Gina
Dahlia,
this
production
is
brought
to
channel
19
Three
ways
to
support
us
>
First,
most
any
of
our
shows
can
be
purchased
for
$20.00.
This
will
assist
us
in
the
purchase
of
equipment,
advertisement,
production
and
travel.
Certain
copyright
laws
may
prevent
us
from
offering
all
programs
for
sales.
>
Second,
we
are
offering
an
underwriting
of
any
monthly
program
we
do
for
a
modest
fee
of
$200
a
month.
Each
program
is
shown
twice
a
day
which
the
underwriter
can
be
mentioned
twice
in
each
show.
Thus,
the
individual,
company,
or
business
will
receive
at
least
120
mentions
a
month,
which
averages
out
to
60¢
per
spot.
>
Third,
I
will
transpose
your
video
tapes
(VHS,
S-VHS,
Hi-8
or
8mm)
onto
DVD
or
CD
for
$25.00.
This
will
include
an
hours
of
production,
labeling,
and
a
case.
Beyond
that,
the
cost
is
$20.00
an
hour.
Any
contributions
Welcomed.
We
were
blessed
with
$100
or
more
in
donations
during
JANUARY
from
the
following:
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Charles
and
JoAnn
Kincell;
Judd’s
Mini
Storage:
Judd
Doerfler;
Marion
County
Transit
Authority
Please
Note:
If
you
see
the
picture
get
stuck
or
frozen
you
can
call
me
at
366-4511
or
email.
For
those
with
digital
tuners,
channel
19
can
also
be
seen
on
80-10
and
80-32778.
I
am
thankful
for
the
help
at
Time
Warner
from
Marshall
Tenney.
He
puts
all
programs
on
the
hard
drive
and
adjusts
the
timing
of
the
program
for
over
the
air
viewing.
He
also
programs
channel
18.
He
is
always
trying
to
make
certain
all
is
running
smoothly.
We
will
credit
you,
your
company,
or
your
non
profit
with
any
donation.
Tax
Deductible
checks
can
be
made
to
Greater
Fairmont
Council
of
Churches
and
mailed
to
Box
846,
Fairmont,
WV
26554
DD
Meighen,
3
Park
Dr.
Fairmont
26554;
phones:
366-4511;
cell:
203-4037
Email:
mrc@iolinc.net..
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