Willingness to help depended upon whose team won game
To the Editor: Cumberland Times-News I am writing about the problem my daughter and her friends had in Keyser after the football game between Keyser and Frankfort. Her car got stuck and a female student from Keyser came over... [read full story]
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Frankfort wins Region title, returning to state tournament
From Staff Reports Cumberland Times-News SHORT GAP, W.Va. — Alieshia Porter and Katie Bush combined for 56 kills to lead Frankfort back to the Class AA state volleyball tournament as Region II champions Saturday afternoon. The...
Echartea, Keyser run over MR, 41-14
David Echartea scored three touchdowns and ran for 194 yards on only 11 carries as fourth-ranked Keyser closed the regular season with a 41-14 romp over Mountain Ridge on Senior Night Friday at Alumni Stadium.
Frankfort holds off Hampshire
The Frankfort offense came up with some big plays in building a 22-point lead, but the Falcons needed a game-saving stop by Dylan Wagoner on a two-point converson in the closing minutes to preserve a 35-33 victory over...
Frankfort, Keyser try to improve playoff positions against Hampshire, Mtn. Ridge
Fifth-ranked Hampshire visits No. 3 Frankfort, No. 4 Keyser hosts Mountain Ridge and Garrett County superiority is on the line this evening as the regular season ends this evening for seven area teams.
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