The Pendleton County Chamber of Commerce recognized the Three Rivers District Health Department as its Business of the Month for April. At left is Tami Vater, Pendleton County director of development and tourism. At right is Gary Hicks, Chamber president. Three Rivers staff includes, front row from left, Natasha Trauth, Kailee Workman, Emily Crittendon and Linde Eaton; middle row, Becky Messmer, Korynn Marshall and Abigail Henderson; and back row, Justin Pittman and Tammy Thompson. Projects for Three Rivers

Thomas said he learned a lot about patience and consistency while training Rosie. This pony brought Thomas 13 out of 14 championship buckles he earned in 2024 and will also race with Thomas at the event. Photos courtesy of Sammy Taylor.

A tap and tubing is seen from one of the Faith Acres Farm maple trees.

This is an archive photo of the house built at 108 Montjoy St., Falmouth, by former slave Charity Southgate after she bought the lot 1845. She also built several other houses within the block, known as Happy Hollow, for her children and grandchildren. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1983, but was demolished after the flood of 1997.

Miranda Geers of the Falmouth area smiles while undergoing a chemotherapy treatment. Geers was 41 — more than 20 years younger than normal — when diagnosed with ovarian cancer Feb. 13, 2021.