Out Box Communications

On Wed. Oct. 4, from 3 pm – 5 pm, Josh Wray- sales manager and Elisabeth Moore- retail wireless sales associate both with U.S. Cellular helped over 40 members of the Mountaineer 4-H Club work on their “Incredible Wearable” Project at South Middle School to build a homemade fitness tracker as part of 4-H’s National Science Day across the country. Not pictured is Scott VanRiper, store manager with U.S. Cellular who also helped with the project. Details on National Youth Science Day can be found here at http://4-h.org/parents/national-youth-science-day/.

Nationwide Event Focuses On Mentorship, Afterschool Programs MORGANTOWN, WV  – On Friday, October 23rd, U.S. Cellular, the Mountaineer Boys and Girls Club, Girls on the Run and PopShop invite the community to a free event at the Mountaineer Club site at Woodburn Elementary. The event, called “Lights On Afterschool,” is being hosted locally while being celebrated in other areas across the nation to draw attention to mentorship, afterschool activities and how to stop and prevent bullying during Anti-Bullying Month in October. “At U.S. Cellular, we care about our local communities, and by working with the Boys and Girls Club and these other organizations, we want to help educate families on the local resources and technology tools that can be used to enhance our children’s learning,” said Nathan Waddell, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-South. WHAT: Morgantown area parents, grandparents and families can learn more about m

Pictured here are the winners of the 2015 Black History Month Art Competition from left to right: (back row) Linda Click, area sales manager, U.S. Cellular, Mayor Jenny Selin, Scott VanRiper, store manager, Andrew Reabe, Mountaineer Boys & Girls Club; (front row left to right): First Place Winner Mille Brown, Second Place Winner Deangelo Turner, and Third Place Winner Darion Turner. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (March 12, 2015) – Mayor Jenny Selin joined U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) and the Mountaineer Boys & Girls Club to announce the winners of the Black History Month Art contest at a special ceremony at the club’s campus at the former Woodburn Elementary School’s Campus. The contest, now in its 6th year, is designed to honor influential African-Americans and inspire students’ creativity and knowledge of these heroes. “I am impressed with the originality and talent of the artwork,” said Mayor Selin. “I will enjoy the event again this year and spending time with the children.” M