Posts by Heather Niday
Public Media Cuts Could Leave Millions In the Dark During Disasters.
Proposed funding cuts could mean you don’t receive vital information about weather-related threats.
Read MoreArts Calendar for June 6th, 2025
June is full of fun events in the Allegheny Highlands of the two Virginias.
Read MoreSummer Program Begins for Children Who Are Food Insecure
The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is committed to serving children who may be food insecure.
Read More2025 Updated Schedule Announced for Monongahela National Forest Recreation Sites
Time to get out in the great outdoors and enjoy all that the Monongahela National Forest has to offer
Read MoreThe Unprecedented Weight We Carry, We Carry Together
Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is here to help fulfill the food needs of communities in Central and Western Virginia
Read MoreDOGE Cuts To WV Humanities And NIOSH
DOGE cuts will deeply hurt the WV Humanities and NIOSH
Read MoreFCC Commissioner Gomez Stands With Public Broadcasters
Corporation for Public Broadcasting funding is a critical source of funding for Allegheny Mountain Radio
Read MoreRising Country Star Glen Shelton At The Pocahontas Opera House
Come to the Pocahontas Opera House Saturday April 19th, 2025 for a great country show with rising country artist Glen Shelton
Read MorePocahontas Libraries Host Art Exhibit and Talk on April 11th
Come for the art, stay for the watercolor workshops!
Read MoreGrammy-nominated Old-Time Music Virtuoso Bruce Molsky Performs at the Opera House Saturday
Don’t miss your chance to see this extraordinary performer in concert at the Pocahontas Opera House in Marlinton
Read MoreNational Radio Quiet Zone Study Is Ongoing
The Green Bank Observatory, the Sugar Grove Research Station and emergency services in Pocahontas and Pendleton counties continue to work together to find a solution for communications that everyone can live with in the National Radio Quiet Zone.
Read MoreTitle II Projects and Mon Forest Prescribed Spring Burns
The window for applying for grant funding from the Secure Rural Schools Act is now open. And Mon Forest staff plan spring prescribed burns for Pocahontas, Greenbrier and Tucker counties.
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