In March, the Weirton-Wellsburg Chapter of Credit Unions challenged local 5th grade students to make anti-bullying posters. The Credit Unions selected winning posters based on the poster the student created. At the Weirton-Wellsburg Chapter of Credit Unions meeting held April 12, the winning students were awarded a certificate and a cash prize. Seated are (from left) poster winners Alaina Bilby, Mikayla Childers, and Owen Petrella, all of Follansbee Middle School; Tessa Kefer of Oak Glen Middle; and Lindsey Wheat of St. Joseph the Worker School; (second row) Laynie McCarthy, Mia Pietranton and Ella Wingett, all of St. Paul Catholic School; Juliaunna Campbell of Weir Middle; and Ava Estrada of Wellsburg Middle; and (standing) Dan Dudley, Eagle Can Employees; Jackie Gaughenbaugh, administrative assistant, St. Paul Catholic School; Tricia McGee, Hancock School Employees FCU; Mia Piccirillo, teacher, St. Paul Catholic School; Vicki Hirkala, Tin Mill Employees FCU; Janet Stagani, president of the Weirton-Wellsburg Chapter of Credit Unions and Tin Mill Employees FCU; John Thayer, First Choice America Community FCU; Jennifer Sissini, principal of Wellsburg Middle School; Recheal Fuscardo, principal of St. Joseph the Worker School; Weirton Mayor Harold Miller; Edward Kennedy, First Choice America Community FCU; and Father Dennis Schuelkens of St. Joseph the Worker Church. (Submitted photo)
