Kenneth Gilbert
Kenneth Gilbert, 78, of Parkersburg, WV died Saturday, April 10, 2021, at Belpre Landing. He was born in Spencer, WV a son of the late Delmer and Marie (Jones) Gilbert.
Kenneth Gilbert was an active artist as well as an art educator in the Parkersburg Area. He taught on the elementary, junior high, senior high and college levels. He also served as the art coordinator for the Wood County School System. Approximately 200 of his former students are professional artist and work all over America.
Other professional achievements include founding and directing the Mountain Trace Folklore Program at Parkersburg High School where he and his students produced three hardbound books, two on West Virginia Heritage and Culture and the other a History of Parkersburg High School. They also produced twenty-five paper bound volumes. He is also the author and Illustrator of the Blennerhassett Sketch Book and the children’s book, Tilly Hen. He was a recipient of a Fulbrlght to t
I commend the Lewiston School Committee and Superintendent Jake Langlais for their decision to add two holidays to the school calendar to mark the Muslim holiday known as Eid. If we are going to honor religious holidays for Christians and Jews, we should for Muslims. Back when serving as mayor, I was invited to attend […]
As COVID situation turns critical, locals may soon be able to register in Tarrant County for vaccinations
Waxahachie Daily Light
With hospital beds rapidly approaching zero availability, Ellis County has established a partnership with Tarrant County that could lead to more local residents having access to a COVID-19 vaccination.
The partnership will allow Ellis County residents who qualify under distribution phase 1A (vaccinate health care workers) and 1B (people who are 65 and older and those who have a medical condition that increases their risk of severe disease or death) to be eligible to register in Tarrant County for a COVID-19 vaccination.
Ellis County Leaders Request Additional COVID-19 Vaccine
The issued letter distributed January 8, 2021, was signed by:
Ellis County Judge Todd Little, Ellis County, TX
Mayor Ginger Gonzales, City of Alma
Mayor Larry Gilbert, City of Bardwell
Mayor Angie Juenemann, City of Ennis
Mayor Tommy Scott, City of Ferris
Mayor Joy Landry, City of Maypearl
Mayor Bryant Cockran, City of Italy
Mayor Bruce Perryman, City of Milford
Mayor Richard Reno, City of Midlothian
Mayor Richard Dormier, City of Ovilla
Mayor Tom Leverentz, City of Oak Leaf
Mayor Mark Stanfill, City of Red Oak
Mayor Kenneth Bateman, City of Palmer
Mayor David Hill, City of Waxahachie
Adrian Rosales, of 114 Moonlight Court, Midway, was charged Saturday afternoon by Greeneville police with aggravated domestic assault. Police were called to a Young Circle address and saw the alleged victim and three children sitting in a car. Rosales was standing on a porch, Officer Larry Gilbert said in a report. The alleged victim told police that Rosales âhad strangled her and slammed her head against a bathroom mirror several times,â the report said. Rosales took the cellphone carried by the alleged victim, who ran next door for help. Rosales âchased her down and dragged her back into her apartment,â the report said. She was eventually able to get away from him and call for help. The alleged victim had bruises on her neck and marks on her hands and arms. A records check showed that Rosales also had an active arrest warrant for violation of probation. Rosales was held without bond pending a first scheduled appearance Monday in court.