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Shenandoah Valley says one way to do that is to install devices to monitor customers’ hot water heaters to reduce power consumption during peak hours.
Read MoreS. Todd Fry, R. Larry Norfleet and Robert W. Plecker all participated in the Meet the Candidates forum for Sheriff at the WCHG studios of Allegheny Mountain Radio on October 29th. J.L. “Pete” Minetree had a prior commitment was unable to attend.
Read MorePocahontas County Free Libraries, working with a consortium of larger libraries in the state, can now offer a large number of ebooks and e-audio books to county residents with e-reader devices.
Read MoreAfter 15 months in the hospital recovering from ankle and foot surgery, Keith Scott is happy to be back home in his beloved Mill Gap home.
Read MoreWVU Professor Robert Bastress and Attorney Roger Foreman caution the Commissioners to wait and see what the state legislature comes up with in regards to new Marcellus Shale drilling regulations.
Read MoreThe Bath County Chargers played the James River Knights in the middle of an East Coast storm that poured freezing rain on the players and fans.
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In addition to a wide variety of health services, Community Care of West Virginia Chief Executive Rick Simon says they have a tentative agreement to bring much needed dental services to Green Bank as well.
Read MoreHighland Center director Betty Mitchell is looking for help from the Board of Supervisors for an application to the State of Virginia for funding in support of the renovation project.
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George Fleck objects to the proposed location of the new sewage treatment plant in engineer David Rigby’s plan – just 500 yards from his home in the Fassifern Farm subdivision in Linwood.
Read MoreThe Gospel Jubilee on Saturday November 5 kicks off Allegheny Mountain Radio’s Fall Fundraiser Week
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