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As a sad late addition to this, it was just learned that Dr. Sue Hollandsworth passed away from her illness on April 12th. On Saturday, April 18th from 6 pm to 8 pm, there will a visitation at the McNeel Gymnasium at the Hillsboro Elementary School, where she had served as Principal for many years.  There will also be a service for her at 2 pm on Sunday, April 19th at The Oak Grove Presbyterian Church in Hillsboro.

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  Safehome Systems and Allegheny Highlands YMCA Bring a Free Family Carnival to the Community On Saturday, April 25th, that’s exactly what Safehome Systems, in partnership with the Allegheny Highlands YMCA, is hoping to create. In a recent conversation on Allegheny Mountain Radio, Education and Outreach Coordinator Elijah da Silva Weikel shared the vision behind…

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I recently sat down with Laura Costigan, the Manager of Donor Relations at Boys Home of Virginia, to talk about what’s happening on their campus in Covington and their upcoming spring open house on April 25th. “We want to help each young man that comes to Boys Home become a productive member of society by…

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  What’s in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the soil beneath our feet? For many across the Allegheny Highlands, those questions don’t come up often. Clean mountain air, spring-fed water, and open land are part of the region’s identity. But as Allegheny Mountain Radio’s newest series makes clear, even here, some…

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There are moments when the body holds more tension than we realize. In the shoulders.In the breath.In the space between one thought and the next. But what happens when we slow down enough to move with intention? Episode 6 of Moments of Stillness, created by Noelle Corley, invites listeners into a guided experience centered on…

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Mike Holstine stated that he is “disappointed” in the efforts of our attorney in pressuring First Energy to make their poles ready.

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That is a new gravel and bikepacking network with more than 60 curated gravel trails and roads which spans eight counties for experiences ranging from family friendly gravel bike rides to intense multi-day gravel bikepacking trips.

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Who Benefits. Who Pays. The Question at the Heart of This Series. Jon Judah closes the series the way it should close — personally. As a father, an educator, and a Bath County graduate who built a career at the highest levels of the technology industry. And Danny Cardwell closes it honestly. By Danny Cardwell …

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He was picked because of his 22 years of experience working for the Prince William County, Virginia Water and Sewer Department.

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Hyperscale: Power and the Pace of Change — Part 3B Make the Donuts Faster: AI, Agents, and the Gap Between Hype and Reality Jon Judah has advised some of the largest companies in the world on digital strategy. In Part 3B, he describes what artificial intelligence is actually doing to the businesses building it —…

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