Posts by Kelly Taber

Did you know it is state law that a vehicle driver must give a bicyclist 3 feet of space when passing on the roadway?

I had been thinking about riding my bike to work since I only live about five miles from the Frost studio

The Pocahontas County Board of Education on Tuesday evening chose Hillsboro resident Joe Walker, also a salesman at Neathawk Lumber, as its newest member.

If you’re looking for something to do on a cold February Saturday and are a fan of the railroad, stop by Bruce Elliott’s model train depot in Green Bank.

The new Durbin Library will be open this spring, and librarian Nancy Egan said she is looking forward to opening the doors after five years of fundraising and construction.

William Robert Ratliff, 40, of Greenbrier County has been arrested in the hate crime incident last week at the Pretty Penny Café that shook the Hillsboro community and brought about a wide-reaching outpouring of support for diversity tolerance.

Pocahontas County Board of Education invites applicants for a new member of the board.

The public comment period for Dominion Resources’ application to survey Monongahela National Forest for its natural gas pipeline opens this week and will remain open for citizen input for approximately one month.

Pocahontas County Libraries are starting the New Year with a bounty of gifts and donations that will help out operations and provide more choices for check-out, especially for children and young adults.

The Marlinton Woman’s Club is staying busy with several events for Pocahontas County community members.

Arla Ralston, who recently moved to Pocahontas County from Charleston where she was involved with theater for more than 20 years, is now recruiting anyone who may be interested in acting in a Sherlock Holmes play, which will be presented at the Pocahontas County Opera House in May.

January 1 not only signals a new calendar year, it also means a new operating agreement in effect at Cass Scenic Railroad State Park.