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“What is that smell?” Chloe asked Pa as the nasty odor filled the truck. “That’s cow manure,” Pa explained.“Cow manure?” I repeated, unsure of what cow manure was but happy I wasn’t responsible for the rancid scent.“Yes,” Pa confirmed, “cow manure.”

For Lorena, in Peru, it was a pair of light-up sneakers. For Alex, it was a candy cane. For Albert, a notebook, and for Perla, a toothbrush. The list could go on, each item and seemingly insignificant, yet God used each one as the catalyst to change lives.

Morgantown Bank and Trust sponsored the Annual Costume Contest at Harvest On the Square on Saturday.  There were several entries and a wide variety of costumes.

Morgantown Elementary's second graders walked to Morgantown Care & Rehab Friday to read a personalized  scarecrow story to the ladies and gentlemen residing in the facility.  It was hard to tell who enjoyed the reading the most.