If you've found yourself staring at our logo, head tilted to one side, eyes squinting to make-out the type of silhouetted animal....well, you're not alone. Most assume it's a ground hog or some type of marmot, but it's actually a meerkat. Why the meerkat you may wonder? Meerkats are desert dwellers and are known to live with their large families in extensive underground tunnels. Each family group is lead by an alpha pair while the other family members fulfill various roles, s

*Photo Credit: The Record Delta BUCKHANNON – A business in Upshur County is now offering a service it hopes it never has to use. Sentry Surveillance, which specializes in security camera installation, has added a Code Red Remote Overwatch Support to help law enforcement on scene of a potential school shooting incident, according to owner Rob Lambert. “We specialize in security cameras,” he said. “Then we started installing them in schools and I saw the link between the techno

Simply put, it depends. To ensure your security cameras will function continuously during a disaster, such as a power outage, you must first identify the type of camera system you're operating. Thoroughly research your system and be on the lookout for problematic areas. Some have mistakenly assumed a wireless system does not need direct power however, this could not be farther from the truth. A wireless system not only needs power but it also needs network access, another fun

MOUNTAIN STATESMAN By: Jessica Viccaro, Staff Writer Photo Credit: Mountain Statesman PRUNTYTOWN—The Taylor County Board education met on Tuesday, to discuss keeping the children in Taylor County safe. Rob Lambert with Sentry Surveillance Systems spoke with board members about school security. Taylor County schools currently use Sentry Surveillance System, throughout the county to help keep students safe. Lambert shared with the board members he is currently working with Dire