meet your neighbors Cookout
June 4, 2022
Clintwood United Methodist Church had a “Meet Your Neighbors” cookout on Saturday at the church.
Hot dogs, Pastor Mark Huffine's famous pulled pork, and many delicious side dishes and desserts were provided by church members. This was a free event. A bouncy house was provided for the kids and was a big hit. Lots of great fun and fellowship! Non-members were welcomed. Keep an eye out for other events through the summer.
Clintwood United Methodist Church had a “Meet Your Neighbors” cookout on Saturday at the church.
Hot dogs, Pastor Mark Huffine's famous pulled pork, and many delicious side dishes and desserts were provided by church members. This was a free event. A bouncy house was provided for the kids and was a big hit. Lots of great fun and fellowship! Non-members were welcomed. Keep an eye out for other events through the summer.
17th Annual Dickenson County Chamber of Commerce Business Appreciation Cookout and Awards presentation
June 3, 2022
WDIC staff were honored to attend the 17th Annual Dickenson County Chamber of Commerce Business Appreciation Cookout and 2022 Awards presentation.
New Business of the Year was awarded to Newsome Accounting Solutions, LLC, Large Business of the Year was awarded to Heritage Hall, Clintwood, Longevity Business of the Year was awarded to Jones and Counts Pharmacy, Small/Medium Business of the Year was awarded to Allison Mullins, Attorney At Law, Certificate of Recognition was awarded to Roy Mullins, Board of Directors, Dickenson County Chamber of Commerce for his countless hours of service to the Chamber. WDIC congratulates the awardees.
WDIC staff were honored to attend the 17th Annual Dickenson County Chamber of Commerce Business Appreciation Cookout and 2022 Awards presentation.
New Business of the Year was awarded to Newsome Accounting Solutions, LLC, Large Business of the Year was awarded to Heritage Hall, Clintwood, Longevity Business of the Year was awarded to Jones and Counts Pharmacy, Small/Medium Business of the Year was awarded to Allison Mullins, Attorney At Law, Certificate of Recognition was awarded to Roy Mullins, Board of Directors, Dickenson County Chamber of Commerce for his countless hours of service to the Chamber. WDIC congratulates the awardees.
Out of school bash 2022
May 21, 2022
Out Of School Bash - Simon's Discount Grocery - Bricks Flats, Clinchco, Virginia
Thanks for including WDIC - Big Al and Sandy!
Out Of School Bash - Simon's Discount Grocery - Bricks Flats, Clinchco, Virginia
Thanks for including WDIC - Big Al and Sandy!
DICKENSON COUNTY DRUG COURT COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
April 25, 2022
WDIC (the new 92.1) had the honor and privilege of attending the Dickenson County Drug Court commencement ceremony today. Drug Court is a program dedicated to “…intensive supervision and treatment of the non-violent substance-abusing offender…”. It’s not a walk in the park but takes great determination and motivation to complete. Drug Court is a 14-month program but can take up to two years. Participants who complete the program will have all charges dismissed. The Honorable Brian K. Patton, Judge, officiated and gave opening remarks. Pastor Mark Huffine, Clintwood United Methodist Church, gave the opening prayer. Attorney Josh Evans, gave a heartfelt keynote address. Many family and friends of the graduates attended today’s ceremony. Field Representative Thatcher Stanley, from Congressman Morgan Griffith’s office was also in attendance. WDIC applauds the three graduates: Wade Beverly, Meegan Rose Fletcher and Daniel Rose on their hard work and perseverance, and wishes them a bright future as they embark on a new life.
(Article and photos by WDIC staff: Dee “DJ” Mallard, all photos and names have been included by permission)
**This article has been corrected to remove an error in Josh Evan’s title.**
WDIC (the new 92.1) had the honor and privilege of attending the Dickenson County Drug Court commencement ceremony today. Drug Court is a program dedicated to “…intensive supervision and treatment of the non-violent substance-abusing offender…”. It’s not a walk in the park but takes great determination and motivation to complete. Drug Court is a 14-month program but can take up to two years. Participants who complete the program will have all charges dismissed. The Honorable Brian K. Patton, Judge, officiated and gave opening remarks. Pastor Mark Huffine, Clintwood United Methodist Church, gave the opening prayer. Attorney Josh Evans, gave a heartfelt keynote address. Many family and friends of the graduates attended today’s ceremony. Field Representative Thatcher Stanley, from Congressman Morgan Griffith’s office was also in attendance. WDIC applauds the three graduates: Wade Beverly, Meegan Rose Fletcher and Daniel Rose on their hard work and perseverance, and wishes them a bright future as they embark on a new life.
(Article and photos by WDIC staff: Dee “DJ” Mallard, all photos and names have been included by permission)
**This article has been corrected to remove an error in Josh Evan’s title.**
rural king opening - Norton, virginia
March 19, 2022
BIG AL & SANDY WITH OUR WDIC LISTENERS.
BIG AL & SANDY WITH OUR WDIC LISTENERS.
DICKENSON COUNTY DRUG COURT COMMENCEMENT CEREMONY
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January 19, 2022
WDIC (the new 92.1) had the privilege to attend the Dickenson County Drug Court Commencement Ceremony today in Clintwood Virginia. The Honorable Brian K. Patton, Judge, presided over the ceremony. Keynote Speaker was Kim Curtis, Recovery-Oriented Services Coordinator with Department of Behavioral Health and Development Services. Opening prayer was given by Pastor Mark Huffine. The Drug Court program is typically 14 months but may be longer depending on each participant’s progress. Successful completion of the program leads to dismissal of charges. Today’s graduates were Chris Hill, Hannah Kiser and James Taylor. Many family members and previous graduates were in attendance. Congratulations to these three graduates and we wish them well as they embark on their new lives.
(All names and photos included with permission.)
Photos: Dee “DJ” Mallard
WDIC (the new 92.1) had the privilege to attend the Dickenson County Drug Court Commencement Ceremony today in Clintwood Virginia. The Honorable Brian K. Patton, Judge, presided over the ceremony. Keynote Speaker was Kim Curtis, Recovery-Oriented Services Coordinator with Department of Behavioral Health and Development Services. Opening prayer was given by Pastor Mark Huffine. The Drug Court program is typically 14 months but may be longer depending on each participant’s progress. Successful completion of the program leads to dismissal of charges. Today’s graduates were Chris Hill, Hannah Kiser and James Taylor. Many family members and previous graduates were in attendance. Congratulations to these three graduates and we wish them well as they embark on their new lives.
(All names and photos included with permission.)
Photos: Dee “DJ” Mallard
