Honoring Aliayah
The Dazzling Diamonds Dance Team performed a dance dedicated to Aliayah Lunsford, the missing little girl from Weston. The team won first place in the specialty no twirl routine category for the dance. Story is on page C4. (Photo by Susan C. Bentley)
Missing Aliayah Lunsford
ALIAYAH LUNSFORD
Aliayah Lunsford, 3, was last seen Saturday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 a.m. She disappeared from the Bendale area, wearing purple pajama pants and a pink sweat shirt. Lunsford has short brown hair and brown eyes and is missing four front teeth. If you have any information, please call 304-269-8241.
Local News
Bank Employee
Is Indicted for
Embezzlement
United States Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld, II, announced that Deborah D. Radcliff, age 51, of Weston, was named in an eight-count indictment charging her with one count of "Embezzlement by a Bank Employee" and seven counts of "Structuring Transactions to Evade Reporting Requirements."
Building
Inspector
Resigns
What is left of the burned-out house on Weston's West Sixth Street will remain standing for some time in light of the surprise resignation of John Hogan as City of Weston Building Inspector on Monday.
911 Dispatchers
To Help on Phone
William Rowan, Director of the Lewis County Emergency Management Services and Chris McCall, Director of the Lewis County Emergency Medical Services came to the Monday morning meeting of the Lewis County Commission to announce the beginning of Emergency Medical Dispatching services as of May 15.
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