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Rebinski summed up the meeting, saying Meck is willing to allow the SWA to bring their trash to his transfer station if he gets the required permits and he is willing to start the permit processes needed for that as soon as possible, but he can’t move forward until the SWA approves his Siting plan application.

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  Violinist Teresa Ling returned to Allegheny Mountain Radio for the first time since 2018, and the conversation was as rich as the music she brings to the world. Teresa began playing piano at just two years old, showing early signs of a musical life long before she had the language to describe it. Yet…

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“Those households that are targeted are going to have fiber brought directly to their house, and they are going to have the opportunity to get ten gigabit of Internet -up and down- not the one gig.”

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The business license submitted by Ethan Burgess is sufficient, since a Contractor’s License would only have been needed if this commercial project cost was over $25,000, which this was not, according to Rebinski.

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Henderson said they have decided that the SWA should not go into the trash hauling business. He said after reaching that conclusion, the SWA will be overturning the motion passed at their last meeting to purchase three walking floor trailers.
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Scores and stats from the previous week

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Scotchie added that this year they are also concentration of getting community involvement in the school.

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In his latest piece, “The Advantages of a Small School Education,” Hayden Paxton explores what makes learning in a small community unique — from closer relationships with teachers to the sense of belonging that lasts long after graduation. This feature was written, edited, and produced entirely by Hayden, as part of the WCHG Radio Internship…

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The BEAD proposals in West Virginia are going to spend close to six-hundred and fifty million dollars ($650,000,000) solely on Broadband. It is going to cover over seventy-four thousand (74,000) households, which is fantastic news for unserved and underserved residents.

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The Pocahontas County ARC Broadband Project “will impact a thousand and twelve (1,012) households .” in the interior of the county.

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