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Broaddus Hutton Potts
Broaddus Hutton 'Bob' Potts, 81, of Rivesville, passed away Monday, August 11, 2025, surrounded by his loving family. He was born September 10, 1943, in Mill Creek, a son of the late Carl and Dicie Potts.A graduate of Morgantown High School, he was a pipefitter and member of the UA Local 152 Plumbers & Pipefitters. He was recently recognized for his 55 years of service. He also spent five years in the WV National loved traveling and seeing new places and he never met a stranger. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf and bowling. He also liked to cheer on the Mountaineers when they played football or basketball. He was a jokester and loved playing pranks on people. He truly enjoyed spending time with family and watching his grand and great-grandchildren playing the most. A recent trip in June to Disney World with 19 members of his family in 90* plus temperatures was proof of his is preceded in Death by his parents Carl and Dicie Potts, brothers Loran Potts (Loretta), Dewey Potts (Frances), Carl 'Junior' Potts, Sisters Julia Hawkins (Perry), Thelma Phillips (Don), Dorothy King (Pete) and Brother in laws Rich Pfab and Jim MorrisHe is survived by his wife of 52 years Marilyn Tucker Potts; his daughters: Sherry Brock (Kenneth) Kathy Miller (Clarence); five grandchildren: Renee McFarland (Chris) Caitlyn Miller, Alexis Puhalla (Josh), Mackenzie Sanders (Matthew) and Benjamin Miller; four Great Grandchildren: Waylon McFarland, Wyatt McFarland, Bristol Puhalla and Berkeley Sanders. He is also survived by his two sisters: Loretta Pfab and Helen Morris and many nieces and family already misses him deeply and will hold him in their hearts and friends are invited to gather for visitation in McCulla Funeral Home, 770 Fairmont Road, Westover, from 3 to 7 p.m. Thursday, August 14. Visitation will continue Friday, August 15, from 10 until the funeral service begins at 11 a.m., with Pastor Isaac Harmon officiating. Following the service, Bob will be laid to rest at Rest Haven Memorial Gardens in Fairmont, with full military honors conferred by Westover VFW #9916 and WVANG Military Honors, Camp Dawson. Condolences may be extended to the family at
Newsweek
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- Newsweek
Owner Worried About Sending Dog To Day Care—Unprepared for Pics She Receives
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. A dog owner's nerves about their puppy's first day at day care quickly turned to delight, after receiving pictures that showed the canine having the time of his life—images that have since warmed the hearts of viewers on Reddit, too. The dog's owner, who goes by u/florawater on the platform, had shared the pet's joy on July 25 with a post titled, "Carl's first day at day care …" alongside a caption that read: "I've been so worried about sending him to day care but this way he gets access to the outdoors in the countryside (we live in an apartment in the city) and gets to hang out with other dogs." The post has since received more than 4,200 upvotes, leaving viewers both touched and delighted. Carl, a golden-retriever puppy, was pictured beaming with joy as he explored the countryside with other dogs from the day-care group. In one image, he is caught mid-run, clearly elated, with his ears flopping and mouth open in what appears to be a wide, toothy grin. In another, he stands on a grassy trail, surrounded by fellow pups, looking content and carefree. The post struck a chord with dog lovers on Reddit, many of whom could relate to the worry of sending a pet to day care for the first time—but also to the relief and joy of seeing them thrive in a social and stimulating environment. The photos not only eased the owner's initial concerns but also offered viewers a glimpse of Carl's personality shining through. "My dog is also a day care enjoyer," one viewer said. "When I pick him up, he has to say goodbye to his favorite staff members at least 3 times. "Last week one of them had to walk to the car with us (which was about 10 steps, but he planted his big butt and wouldn't move without an escort)." "I love seeing other pups who love day care," another added. "It looks like Carl loves day care," a third viewer said. "The face of someone who is having an absolute blast," one comment shared. "I like this day care," another added. "Carl is thriving at day care," one viewer commented. "It's great to see him enjoying it." "This cutie is also sending me," another posted. "That smile makes my day," a third added, referring to Carl's large grin in the pictures. "Carl looks like an extremely happy pup, thanks for sharing," one commenter said, in much agreement. Stock photo: A golden retriever puppy smiles while playing outdoors. Stock photo: A golden retriever puppy smiles while playing outdoors. Getty Images Do you have funny and adorable videos or pictures of your pet you want to share? Send them to life@ with some details about your best friend, and they could appear in our Pet of the Week lineup.
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28-06-2025
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26 Home Products With Results Worthy Of An Impressed Eyebrow Raise
A screen-cleaning brush for anyone who struggles to see out of their windows because of grime-covered mesh screens. Is that a twig or a crack in the glass? Maybe there's a dead bug clinging to the outside of the screen, and he's been there for so long that you've named him. (Everyone say hello to Carl!) A tile crack repair kit because IDK about you, but the thought of having to hammer and chisel out one. single. tile, find a replacement tile (good luck if you're replacing old tile!), apply new grout, and then let it cure??? No TY! A pack of magnetic garage door accents to give your plain garage door a true glow-up. Your neighbors will think you had it replaced overnight. A wood polish and conditioner so you can revive your embarrassingly worn, dinged, and dented cabinets, bed frame, and armoire as quick as a flash. Plus, this method is a heck of a lot cheaper than actually replacing the wood or furniture piece, and using this polish on a regular basis can actually help keep the wood hydrated so it lasts longer. A slicker brush if your fave sherpa blanket or rug started out so cozy and plush but now the once-fluffy fabric is clumpy, matted, and not so soft. This genius brush is designed to restore cashmere, faux fur, sheepskin, wool, and more so it feels (and looks!) new again. A bleach-free, no-scrub weekly shower spray that'll make soap scum and shower grime buildup vanish without you ever having to wipe. Rinse it clean the next day, and you'll be amazed to see those hard water stains on your shower door are *poof* gone. And an expanding shower liner for anyone whose shower feels like a 1-by-1-foot box. *raises hand* This genius liner curves away from your body so you feel like you have more space and you're not constantly pushing away a shower curtain that blows toward you. A pack of carborundum sponges because these are the heavy hitters you'll want for stains and gunk that no other sponge is strong enough to handle. A Pikk-it tool to remove tangled hair that's lodged in your vacuum head and totally messing with your vac's absorption powers. (And ofc your fingers can't reach the hair!) You can also use it to detangle hair from the bristles of your hairbrush. A TikTok-famous pink cleaning paste so you can restore your walls and dressers when your little ones go Baby Picasso on your furniture with a permanent marker. It's equally good at cleaning filthy pots and pans, kitchen appliances, some jewelry, and other bits and bobs that you're currently considering tossing. A pet hair remover that'll lift away fur on your couch, bed, favorite blanket, you name it. ~Magical~ See, we can own nice things!! A pack of shelf dividers for organizing your clothes into neat and distinct piles. These dividers provide stability for soft clothes (and even books and handbags) that tend to fall over into one big pile of mess. A pack of stain-removing pads because owning a pet = a lot of messes. And these pads can handle 'em! Pee? Check! Poop? Check! Vomit? Check! (You can even use them to clean up your wine spills.) And a Bissell Little Green machine to tackle those larger problem areas. This portable upholstery and carpet cleaner cleans deeply, penetrating household fabrics and even car interiors to erase any sign of your pet's (and baby's) messes A toilet tank cleaner so you can obliterate hard water deposits and ugly stains in your toilet's water tank. Zero elbow grease required! An oil stain remover that'll spare your furniture from the fate of being left on the curb for the garbage men just because of a pesky oil stain. An enamel paint for metal appliances that look well used. Swipe it on scratched or rusted fridges, bathtubs, metal bed frames, and washers/dryers, and you'll swear your appliances look straight from the sales floor. Some restorative wipes because your outdoor surfaces are looking cloudy and grimy. These wipes are saturated with a solution that revives oxidized, faded, and sun-damaged surfaces such as bumpers, siding, mailboxes, grills, garden tools, doors, shutters, and decor. A cleaning gel to get rid of mold and buildup on your washing machine gasket (bet ya didn't even know you should be cleaning here). Let it sit for a few hours or overnight, and then easily wipe it clean with a rag. A sheet of marble-lookalike contact paper so you can cover up your rental's horrid laminate countertops. It's oil-proof and waterproof, so it can stand up to spills. A grout pen that'll cover up the mortifyingly large amount of dirt and grime that has fallen into the cracks. It works like a regular marker, so even the people who failed art can use it. 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