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On Monday morning, the Marlinton Rotary Club donated $200 to the Pocahontas Cooperative Ministries Food Bank, which will distribute food packs to area families on Thursday. During it’s Thanksgiving campaign, the group provided food packs to 146 Pocahontas County families. In the photo, Rotary Club representative Roger Trusler presents a check to Food Pantry treasurer Nancy Friel and Rotary member/Food Pantry volunteer J.L. Clifton.
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