Spring is almost here! Lots of rain, clouds, and muddy lawns, but we welcome a respite from the cold and hopefully, the COVID pandemic. COVID Update Following local county trends and CDC guidelines, we will be back to in person gatherings beginning on March 15, our monthly Luncheon. Ann Siochi is following […]
Written by Jane Taylor
We hope everyone had a safe holiday and best wishes for a Happy New Year! Covid Once again, we need to exercise caution against Covid 19 and its variants, therefore, we are postponing in person gatherings for the month of January. The exclusion will be the ongoing Walking Group that continues to […]
Written by Jane Taylor
Brrrrrr….Hello everyone and hope you are all well and safe! We have many things offered during our fall/winter months. RSVP Please check the Calendar regularly for events, and RSVP on the website for ALL activities, including Coffees. This helps our Group Leaders to prepare and if necessary, send messages to those who have RSVP’d. We […]
Written by Jane Taylor
Fall is here and serves as a reminder to our club members to reach out to new neighbors, colleagues, church members, etc. and tell them about our Newcomers Club. Our mission is to welcome our neighbors, both native, and recently located to Morgantown, to our Club and to encourage friendships and fellowship through our many […]
Written by Jane Taylor
President’s Post September 2021 As the days are getting shorter, it reminds us to enjoy the last days of summer while we still have sunny days! Late summer also brings new families moving in and out of Morgantown, and is a reminder to our club members to reach out to new neighbors, colleagues, church members, […]
Written by Kara Hurst
“Catch it Early” September 25, 2021 The WVU School of Dentistry is having a free oral cancer screening from 9:00am-2:00pm. For more information visit the WVU School of Dentistry website and go to “Our Calendar”
Written by Heather Morgan
While living in Florence, Italy, Robert Edsel developed a great passion for art and architecture and became curious as to how so many of the iconic monuments and great works of art – including Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” and Michelangelo’s “David” – survived theft and devastation during World War II. What began as […]