News
Livestock shows bring out talented youth and animals
Heather Niday | August 30, 2012 | News
Results from Highland County Fair Cattle and Hog Shows
Harvest Moon hay bale deadline September 14
Heather Niday | August 29, 2012 | News
Hay! It’s time to get ready for the Harvest Moon Festival hay bale decorating contest. Harvest Moon is Saturday September 22 and features a variety of activities all around Bath County.
PSC orders single sewage plant for Snowshoe
Heather Niday | August 29, 2012 | News
The West Virginia Public Service Commission directed the Pocahontas Public Service District to approve a single, large-capacity sewage plant to serve the Snowshoe area.
Manion files for Bath School Board
Heather Niday | August 29, 2012 | News
He is the only candidate who has filed to run in the special election November 6.
Garth Newel wraps up festival season Labor Day weekend
Heather Niday | August 28, 2012 | News
Author Peter Hatch will speak on Friday night and concerts are featured on Saturday and Sunday
Forest firefighter gives home protection advice
Heather Niday | August 28, 2012 | News
This year has been an exceptional one for wildfires in the Allegheny Highlands with over 40,000 acres burned.
Mountain Lions skunk Warriors 29-0
Heather Niday | August 28, 2012 | News
The Pocahontas County Warriors couldn’t get their new single-wing offense moving Friday night and failed to score in the first football game of the season at Tucker County.
Linwood library fundraiser “Linwood’s Got Talent” coming up August 30th
Heather Niday | August 28, 2012 | News
The fundraiser promises a variety of acts and fun for all ages – and all proceeds benefit the Linwood public library.
Local actors featured in Cass movie
Heather Niday | August 28, 2012 | News
Movie director J.T. Arbogast cast Homer Hunter and other local personalities in a film about his grandmother.
Highland Center helping young people learn work skills
Heather Niday | August 24, 2012 | News
The Highland Center in Monterey has organized another summer Youth Employment Program this year. Over a dozen students are working at several sites around the county.