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At the last board meeting, decisions were made about the Short-term Rental Ordinance and there were two seperate public hearings regarding the FY 2020-2021 school budget and also the tax levies.

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Since this interview, Governor Justice announced at his April 20th press conference that on April 27th, he will be lifting the elective procedures ban for hospitals which meet conditions which he did not specify. Hopefully, PMH will meet those conditions, which could fix their out-patient revenue declines.

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“(Our financial issues are) basically based on the fact that there is so little volume of patients that we serve and the way we’re paid.” said Barr

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Grants available for small businesses employing between 3-20 people.

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With so much of the news focused on the Covid-19 crisis it’s easy to lose sight of some of the other issues facing our country. Even though gas prices are as low as they have been in several years we still have future energy needs to consider. In 2017, Valley Elementary in Bath County became…

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In a normal year, this week the Yew Mountain Center in Hillsboro, WV would be getting ready to welcome visitors to enjoy several days of wellness, wildflowers and long walks in the beautiful woodlands surrounding the center, according to Program Assistant Marlyn McClendon. “Originally, we had planned a four-day wellness event in which we were…

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by participating in Globe-at-Night you can both enjoy West Virginia’s ideal dark sky’s and star gazing, and help out science by becoming an amateur Astronomer by documenting the stars you observe.

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Items are posted on HCPS website and Facebook page

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, Mr. Beam recognized and congratulated Emily McLaughlin for being selected as Teacher of the Year and Doris Sharp as Service Person of the Year. He also honored Jennifer Nail who was recently named the West Virginia Math Teacher of the Year.

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At the April 7th Pocahontas County Commission meeting, the commissioners officially voted a Declaration of Local State of Emergency for the county. They also voted to extend the limited access to the Pocahontas County Courthouse and county offices through April 30th.

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