The spring program will begin practicing Jan.10 and end with a performance May 2. Participants of all ability levels between the ages 5-18 are welcome. Registration for a single semester costs $100 and includes weekly classes, DreamCatchers t-shirt, music and script, family ice cream social event and end of semester cast party. Practices will take place Thursday nights from 6-7 p.m. at the Museum Education Center on the Evansdale Campus.
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The Sixth Annual West Virginia High School Business Plan Competition is open to all juniors and seniors at public and private high schools and technical centers in the state. Co-hosted by the College of Business and Economics and the West Virginia Department of Education, the deadline for entries is at noon Dec. 7.
Potomac State College’s Gift Drive is a unique and special event in the Mineral County area. PSC College students who are enrolled in the class, Intro to Event Logistics, are collecting gifts for local children and teens this Christmas. Website:
Mon Hills Records has announced the release of country singer Jeffrey Wayne’s album Friday (Nov. 16). The album takes on a blue-collar, outlaw, beer and whiskey drinking country vibe that will make you feel Wayne’s country roots.
Dr. Keith Martin, executive director of the Consortium of Universities for Global Health, will discuss global health challenges at the WVU Health Sciences Center Thursday (Nov. 15) at noon in Fukushima Auditorium. Martin's talk, "From West Virginia to the World: How Academia Can Impact Big Global Health Challenges," will address the state’s unique role in global health and how engagement in global health issues can serve to enhance awareness and outcomes of challenges here in Appalachia.
Businesses and individuals who make a minimum donation of $500 to the WVU Medicine Children’s Injury Prevention and Safety Program can receive West Virginia Development Office Neighborhood Investment Program (NIP) tax credits for the current fiscal year.