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A Few Good Minutes With Astrid Schween
Danny Cardwell | July 10, 2025 | News
I had the opportunity to sit down with Astrid Schween, cellist for the Juilliard String Quartet and a groundbreaking figure in the world of classical music. She’s performed in some of the world’s most prestigious venues. Our conversation was wide-ranging, and what stood out was how open and honest she was about her journey—easily one…
Shooting Victim Accused of Assisting, Abetting Suspect On The Run
Michael Folks | July 8, 2025 | News
The table has turned for a Monterey woman, who last month told deputies her boyfriend shot at her multiple times as she sat in her car. Once a victim, now a suspect, Sherry E. Wolfe, age 57, was arrested June 28th and charged in connection with her alleged actions after the May 10th shooting involving…
WV Is the First State to Develop Statewide EMS Tourniquet Removal Protocols
Tim Walker | July 8, 2025 | News
“There is this taboo in the medical community surrounding tourniquet takedown,” Dr. Martin explained. “Once one is in place a lot of hospitals do not want to remove it unless there is a vascular surgeon present. However, every minute a tourniquet is applied, there is a risk of tissue death and limb loss.”
Building a Better Local News Network: Reflections from the NFCB Conference
Danny Cardwell | July 8, 2025 | News
Building a Better Local News Network: Reflections from the NFCB ConferenceHow do people in Bath County get their news? What are we missing—and how do we fix it? In this latest story, I reflect on my recent trip to the National Federation of Community Broadcasters 50th Anniversary Conference in Salt Lake City. Thanks to support…
Dr. Leatha Williams Sworn in as New Pocahontas County School Superintendent
Tim Walker | July 7, 2025 | News
That change was reflected immediately with the new ideas and formats Williams announced at the meeting.
Commissioners Divert ARP Money to Town of Marlinton for Hospital Sewer Project
Tim Walker | July 1, 2025 | News
The total cost for this project has risen because of inflation, from 1.3 million dollars to 1.7 million dollars, so additional funding will still be needed.
Highland Business And Tourism Officials Release Smart Growth Strategy Plan
Michael Folks | June 29, 2025 | News
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates once said, “The most brilliant strategy won’t lead to success unless it’s executed effectively.” Well, it appears that Highland County business and tourism officials have taken Gates’ statement to heart with the recent release of the Highland Community Development Initiative Strategic Plan, or the HCDI. The 26-page plan, which has been…
Highland Shooting Suspect Still On The Run
Michael Folks | June 28, 2025 | News
Local and federal investigators on June 11th searched the home of a Monterey man, who has been on the run after he allegedly shot multiple times at his longtime girlfriend last month. Charles “Chuck” H. Smith, age 55, is facing multiple felony counts in connection with the shooting, including attempted murder and shooting into an…
Highland man on run for 44 days nabbed by investigators in his home
Michael Folks | June 28, 2025 | News
A Monterey man accused last month of shooting at his girlfriend multiple times was arrested June 23rd after being on the run for 44 days. Charles “Chuck” H. Smith, age 55, is facing multiple felony counts in connection with the shooting, including attempted murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle. Highland County Sheriff Bob Kelly…
Public Media Cuts Could Leave Millions In the Dark During Disasters.
Heather Niday | June 26, 2025 | News
Proposed funding cuts could mean you don’t receive vital information about weather-related threats.