The triangle flower garden at Parkersburg’s City Park received a spring cleaning. (Photo Provided)
Lubeck Acres Garden Club president Judi White points to “Mrs. Moon’s” Pulmonaria. (Photo Provided)
The Lubeck Acres Garden Club met April 15 at the Lubeck Bank of Williamstown conference room.
Members in attendance were Judi White, Carolyn Stephens, Linda Seabolt, Keith Cutright, Dina Braniff, Beth Drake, Lynn Greenly, Mike Armstrong and Lynn VanFosson.
Elections were held and White will continue as president, Luwana Rhodes will be program chair, Armstrong will be Treasurer, VanFosson will be secretary and Braniff will serve as Conservation Club chair.
White brought a horticulture specimen, garlic mustard, which has a white bloom this time of year. It probably has the best taste when it has grown in the shade in the woods. She was going to saute it for dinner that evening.
cblack@newsandsentinel.com Megan Hardway and Katie Allen from Williamstown Bank stand with Lubeck Elementary Principal Amber Hardman and Williamstown Bank CEO and President Sharon Anderson as a check was presented to the school for $1,350. The funds came from donations through the Giving Cup. The check presentation was part of the bank’s celebration of Dr. Seuss Day. (Photo Provided) This week, Williamstown Bank treated Williamstown Elementary School teachers to lunch and Dr. Seuss themed treat bags to commemorate Dr. Seuss week. Angie Joy from Williamstown Bank and Suzy Schofiled, assistant principal of Williamstown Elementary, helped to bring in the lunches from Penn Station. (Photo Provided)