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American Lung Association Gives West Virginia Poor Grades for Efforts to Prevent Tobacco Use

By Heather Niday / January 28, 2026

American Lung Association’s “State of Tobacco Control” report releases West Virginia grades for tobacco control policies, outlines steps to reduce burden of tobacco

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Black bear harvest remained steady in West Virginia in 2025

By Heather Niday / January 28, 2026

Black Bear Harvests in West Virginia help to keep the population stable and minimize human-bear contacts

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BOE Votes to Eliminate Positions

By Tim Walker / January 28, 2026

Regarding concerns that reducing teachers will cause very large class sizes, Williams said that by eliminating the social Studies and the ELA teaching positions at the high school, the number of students in the remaining ELA and Social Studies classes would still remain small – 18 students at most.

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Garth Newel’s Pub Series Is Back

By Danny Cardwell / January 23, 2026

Fitz Gary joined me on air to preview the 2026 Garth Newel Pub Series — a concert series that blends world-class chamber music, comfort food, and a come-as-you-are atmosphere. Fitz is the violist and a Co-Artistic Director of the Garth Newel Piano Quartet. It’s always good to sit down with…

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Community Block Grant Application To Demolish Tannery Buildings

By Tim Walker / January 21, 2026

Northern Pocahontas Historical Society Association members Judith Fuller and John Simmons, brought up that they still wanted to save the former Howes Tannery Office Building, and are working with the WV State Historical Preservation Office to try and get it listed on the National Registry of Historic Buildings.

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01-18-26 Weekly Sports Roundup

By Scott Smith / January 20, 2026

Scores and stats from the previous week

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School Superintendent Williams Explains the Proposed Abolishing of Positions at PCHS

By Tim Walker / January 19, 2026

“So, we have several vacancies at the high school that have not been filled -meaning there is no one in those jobs.” “We will have these positions re-posted into new positions that create new and better opportunities for our students in Pocahontas County Schools.”

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Financial Audit of PCHS Reveals Major Financial and Policy Discrepancies

By Tim Walker / January 15, 2026

Superintendent Dr. Leatha Williams began the meeting by saying that there was nothing that will be revealed at this meeting that cannot be overcome and corrected “with hard work, cooperation and a growth mindset.” She added that revealing these discrepancies is an opportunity for growth.

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Candles, Cake and Legacy: Them Omni Homestead Celebrates 260 Years

By Danny Cardwell / January 15, 2026

Something special happens every day at 2:50 p.m. at The Omni Homestead Resort in Hot Springs. It’s a simple moment—guests gather, a candle is lit, “Happy Birthday” is sung, and a slice of cake is shared—but it’s rooted in something much deeper. The daily ritual marks two milestones at once:…

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Superintendent Williams Addresses the Public About Controversial Proposed Policy

By Tim Walker / January 14, 2026

“Out of concern for the health of our county, I will remove this proposed revision from our agenda. My goal is to unite our county and our school system. We will enforce chain-of-command, but we will not do it at the expense of relationships”

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