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JP Duncan and John Fitzgerald, former operators of the county animal shelter in Marlinton, have sued the Pocahontas County Commission, claiming that the Commissioners improperly awarded the shelter contract to a Durbin-area resident.

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The group that wants to build a wellness center in the Green Bank area has their eye on a possible site near the Green Bank elementary school.

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In Bath County, the county owns and operates the animal shelter, located in Hot Springs. The county employs a full-time animal control officer, a full-time assistant animal control officer and a part-time shelter manager.

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In mid-week basketball action, local girls notched big wins on the road.

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Shawn Owen owes his musical influences to many different musicians and his love of the beach. You can hear both at a CD release party for his 6 song EP at a pay-what-you-can concert at Carnegie Hall in Lewisburg on January 27th.

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The Pearl S. Buck Foundation has a vision of using the historic home’s location as a wedding venue and asked for a little help from the Pocahontas County Commission.

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24 students from the 5th through 8th grades at Marlinton and Green Bank Middle schools gathered for the county competition Thursday at Green Bank.

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The Highland County Economic Development Authority welcomed Chris Fuller, manager of the Alleghany Highlands Agricultural Center to its first meeting of the new year.

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During the more than hour long discussion on the breakdown of the allotments, some controversy arose over funding of the county’s historic preservation group.

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Local basketball teams saw action Monday and Tuesday nights. Two seized victories and two fell to defeat.

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