Anna Adams

1 week ago | timesnews.net | Anna Adams

ROGERSVILLE — As the fourth anniversary of Summer Wells’ disappearance approaches, her parents, Don Wells and Candus Bly, look to the possibility of getting their three other children returned home. Five-year-old Summer went missing from her Beech Creek home June 15, 2021. Despite more than 100 people helping search for her, no trace of Summer has been found. On July 26, 2021, the Department of Children’s Services removed Summer’s three brothers from their home.

1 week ago | timesnews.net | Anna Adams

ROGERSVILLE — As Sunday, June 15, marks the four-year anniversary of the disappearance of Summer Wells, law enforcement confirms the case is still open. Five-year-old Summer Wells went missing from her Beech Creek home June 15, 2021. Summer would be 9 years old today. An AMBER alert was issued for the missing girl, and remains active. In the days following her disappearance, the search covered 1,000 acres and involved 41 agencies and over 100 people.

2 weeks ago | johnsoncitypress.com | Anna Adams

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2 weeks ago | johnsoncitypress.com | Anna Adams

ROGERSVILLE — As Sunday, June 15, marks the four-year anniversary of the disappearance of Summer Wells, law enforcement confirms the case is still open. Five-year-old Summer Wells went missing from her Beech Creek home June 15, 2021. Summer would be 9 years old today. An AMBER alert was issued for the missing girl and remains active. In the days following her disappearance, the search covered 1,000 acres and involved 41 agencies and over 100 people.

2 weeks ago | timesnews.net | Anna Adams

MOUNT CARMEL — The Mount Carmel Board of Mayor and Aldermen will vote on accepting a K-9 drug enforcing grant at their next meeting. At the Thursday evening workshop, Town Administrator Jim Stables said they have the opportunity to get a drug detection dog at a $10-15,000 value. It would require some investment from the town as well. “The police chief is supportive of it, I’m supportive of it from what I see,” Stables said. “I see what we’re doing without the dog.