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Pocahontas Students Forced to Struggle with Remote Learning
Tim Walker | December 9, 2020 | News
“We were hoping to get the kids back before Christmas break, but it is looking more and more doubtful. So, we’re orange and on remote learning and it is what it is,” said School Superintendent Terrence Beam.
Highland School Board Discusses Virtual Learning Virtually
Scott Smith | December 9, 2020 | News
In-person learning targeted to begin again on January 4th
Stay Home and Attend The Highland County Arts Council’s Variety Show December 12th
Bonnie Ralston | December 8, 2020 | News
On Saturday evening, The Highland County Arts Council is presenting a variety show as part of it’s Second Saturday at Seven concert series. It’s celebrating the Arts Council’s twenty eighth anniversary of bringing the arts to Highland County. The Arts Council has done these variety shows in the past, but this year is a little…
Highland Board of Supervisors December Meeting
Bonnie Ralston | December 5, 2020 | News
At its December meeting, the Highland County Board of Supervisors continued with plans for the remaining CARES Act funding, tabled action on an appointment and heard some more questions about the Emergency Medical Services fee. County Administrator Roberta Lambert reported there is $82,000 left of CARES Act money. Lambert said there are still a…
Pocahontas BOE Receives Current School Virus Numbers
Tim Walker | December 3, 2020 | News
Due to the increasing wave of Corona Virus cases in Pocahontas county, the Board of Education held their December 1st meeting remotely via Zoom Meeting in which everyone, including the Board Members and Superintendent Beam were remotely located in their homes.
Marketing Assistance Program Now Available in Highland County
Bonnie Ralston | December 3, 2020 | News
The Highland Tourism Council has launched it’s 2020 Marketing Assistance Program. Funds are now available through the program, developed by the Highland Tourism Council, to market Highland County as a tourist destination. The Tourism Council has increased the available funding from last year, now appropriating up to $3,000 in available assistance for Highland County…
Altercation leads to first degree murder charge
Tim Walker | December 2, 2020 | News
A criminal complaint filed November 27 in Pocahontas County Magistrate Court by West Virginia State Police Trooper Z. M. Chestnut details a series of events from the early morning hours which led to a charge of first-degree murder against Jeremi L. Kincaid, 37, of Marlinton
County Commission to Write Letter of Opposition to NIOSH Mine Project
Tim Walker | December 1, 2020 | News
After hearing Jeanie Bell of the Eight Rivers Council and Snowshoe Mountain Resort’s Evan Cole and Heather Ransom, as well as Becky Sharp and Gil Willis express opposition to the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health’s Mine Safety training project near Mingo, the commissioners decided to write a letter of opposition to the project being built at the site.
Storytelling Hour and Hello Project Spread Joy From Home
Bonnie Ralston | December 1, 2020 | News
During this time of social distancing and staying at home, there are a couple of local Highland County programs being offered that can help brighten your day and someone else’s day, right from your own home. Highland Medical Center is presenting “Storytelling Hour” to provide socialization and community for people who are isolated at home. This…
Deadline to sign up for ACA health coverage is coming up in December
Heather Niday | December 1, 2020 | News
The deadline to sign up for Marketplace health insurance, available through the provisions of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), is drawing near – it’s December 15th, 2020. And like so many aspects of our lives in 2020, this one has also felt the impact of the pandemic. The WV Navigator program that assists West Virginians…
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