Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 16th of August.
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🏘️ Community
Local organizers announced that a time capsule will be buried during Summerfest 2026 (inviting residents to contribute mementos and celebrate local heritage) as part of the festival’s festivities.
More details on the ceremony will be shared soon.
Little Victories Animal Shelter in Ona needs window AC units and donations to keep animals cool amid a recent AC failure during hot summer days.
The shelter, which runs a Doggy Day Out program, invites locals to help ease the heat for its pets.
🎭 Culture
Far Out Fest celebrated the 1960s and 70s culture at Village Antiques and Art on Saturday.
The nonprofit RenewAll Inc organized the event, offering clothing, antiques and a nostalgic experience for local visitors.
Far-Out fest 2026 took place at old central city on Friday, Aug.
14. The festival showcased local music and creative displays (updated details from local outlets) and added a vibrant touch to community culture.
🏛️ Government
On Aug. 12, 2026, the DEP approved an air quality permit for Clean-Seas West Virginia, Inc. to build a plastics conversion facility near Belle — less than 500 feet from Riverside High School — despite community worries about potential health risks and economic uncertainty.
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