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Mr. Norman explains how data on game bird populations is gathered.

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Please note: due to the irregular timing of the various school concerts, the programs may not begin at the exact time listed in the schedule.   Our entire day of Christmas programming is automated so that all of our staff and volunteers can enjoy the day off.  Also, regretfully we were not able to include the…

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At the Pocahontas County Board of Education meeting December 17 at Hillsboro Elementary School, Superintendent Terrence Beam shared some good news concerning the possibility of Secure Rural Schools [SRS] funding through Congress.

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On Saturday December 21st the Highland County Arts Council will welcome two young Americans who’ve made a name for themselves in European classical music performance. They also have a very strong tie to one particular Highland County resident. Violinist Rachelle Hunt and Cellist Katie Tertell will perform several classical pieces for violin and cello at…

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Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Greg Gibbs of the Arnett Carbis Toothman CPA firm presented to the commissioners a hospital expansion financial feasibility study prepared on behalf of Pocahontas Memorial Hospital (PMH.)

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https://pinecast.com/listen/fd81bb73-2e41-448f-a9e2-85423c044b0d.mp3 Congresswoman Carol Miller met with a small group of constituents at the Green Bank Observatory in early December.  In his introduction, GBO Business Manager Mike Holstine said she serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, oversight and reform committee and the House select committee on climate crisis.  Prior to her election to represent the…

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Gary Norman, who has ties to our area, named as Southeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies’ Wildlife and Fisheries Biologist of the Year for game bird conservation studies.

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Citizen volunteers monitor pipelines for environmental violations while a group of state attorneys general file a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals’ halt to construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.

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Members of the Bath board of supervisors voted unanimously of 5-0 to adopt the Second Amendment Sanctuary Resolution. There were 19 citizens who spoke in favor of the measure, and 2 who felt the board should do more research first.

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Former Pocahontas County Sheriff David Jonese addressed the Board about the Greenbrier County Youth Reporting Center (YRC), which will be expanding to service the youth of Pocahontas County.

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