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All federal and state governmental offices will be closed for Memorial Day on Monday, May 25. In keeping with state closure guidelines, the administrative offices of the Mingo County Commission and Mingo County Courthouse will also be closed on Monday, May 25.
Along with the annual Matewan Massacre reenactment, visitors in town for Matewan Heritage Day on May 16 were treated and entertained with a myriad other activities such as a petting zoo, live music, a community barbecue, storytelling and dance performances by the Matewan CVB Dance Group.
Officials with the Hatfield McCoy Trail System announced earlier this week that a significant 20-mile segment of the Devil Anse Trail System is closed effective May 18.
Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College announced on May 28 that Elizabeth Manuel has been appointed as the college's new interim president.
Those Mingo County Schools' service personnel selected as their respective school's Service Person of the Year and who received recognition during the Mingo County Board of Education's May 19 regular meeting were: Brian Wellman, Burch PK-8; Holly Hoffman, Dingess Elementary; Jowanna Blankenship, Gilbert PK-8; Megan Sullivan, Kermit PK-8; Angela Sheppard, Lenore PK-8; Sharon Layne Gibson, Matewan PK-8; Tammy Taylor, Williamson PK-8; Jenny Adkins, Mingo Central High School, and Tyler Paige Baisden, Tug Valley High School. Tammy Taylor was named countywide Service Person of the Year.
