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The Maple Queen Pageant Returns to Highland County in 2024

By Brit Chambers / February 5, 2024

The Maple Queen Pageant is back! This community activity will be February 10 at 7 p.m. at the Highland High School. $5 for adults, $2 for ages six to twelve, and free under six.

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Highland County Arts Council Seeks Executive Director

By Brit Chambers / February 5, 2024

This part-time, 20-hour-per-week job is flexible and a great fit for someone with a non-profit background, or a person who loves the arts and our Highland County community.

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Girl Scout Cookie Sales are on in Highland

By Brit Chambers / February 5, 2024

I met up with a few of the older girls from troop 447 during a sleepover and pizza making session to discuss favorite cookies and how funds from selling cookies are used throughout the year.

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02-02-24 Weekly Sports Roundup

By Scott Smith / February 2, 2024

Scores and stats from the previous week

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Annual Operation Report Estimates Pocahontas Landfill Has 2.7 Years Service Left

By Tim Walker / February 2, 2024

This timeline is based on a reasonable estimate.

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Pocahontas Schools Support PCHS Alumni Serving in the Military

By Tim Walker / February 1, 2024

These packages will remind these alumni that the Pocahontas County community has not forgotten them and their service.

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A Sneak Peek at Garth Newel’s 2024 Season

By Danny Cardwell / January 31, 2024

On Wednesday, January 31st, Jeanette Fang and Shawn Puller joined Danny in the WCHG Studio to talk about the upcoming season at Garth Newel. Their conversation was wide ranging. Jeanette and Shawn shed some light on the Pub Series: a set of pay as you wish concerts that stray from…

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Highland County EDA Furthers Discussion of County Administrator Retirement at January Meeting

By Brit Chambers / January 29, 2024

EDA Board Member Bryan Obaugh expressed concern at the current vacancy and lack of a written and communicated succession plan.

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Highland Residents Express Concern over Housing Study at January EDA Meeting

By Brit Chambers / January 29, 2024

Interested parties still have time to comment on the draft of the study, which is scheduled to be completed in June of 2024.

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The Highland County Arts Council Brings a Double Feature of Youth Programs to The Highland Center on February 3

By Brit Chambers / January 29, 2024

Through a Virginia Commission for the Arts matching grant, The Highland County Arts Council is able to provide teaching artists from The Wayne Theatre in Waynesboro locally to students who are interested in the arts.

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