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Bath County resident Willie Smith is bringing mountain style square dancing to the Allegheny Highlands.

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The US and many other nations around the world now celebrate his birthday with services and special projects. But it took a while to establish this federal holiday in the US.

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The Board couldn’t agree on a vice chair at its first monthly meeting, so Bruce McWilliams is elected at a work session. And Claire Collins will be the Legislative Liaison for the Board.

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The county still has work to do to continue monitoring the old landfill site to meet DEQ requirements. And to meet state requirements the county is moving ahead with plans for a new animal shelter.

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The Lady Chargers needed a big win in the Pioneer District to avoid going five games under .500. How would they respond when district rivals the lady Blues visited Hot Springs?

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Greg Hayhurst, a college senior doing a journalism internship at Allegheny Mountain Radio, details his sometimes harrowing trip from Fairmont to Dunmore for his first day of work. He learns a valuable lesson along the way – don’t blindly trust that GPS unit in the mountains!

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Allegheny Mountain School in Highland County trains fellows in sustainable agriculture and community development.

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How should a survey be conducted? Who should be surveyed and are residents knowledgeable enough about Marcellus drilling to answer the questions thoughtfully? These are just some of the considerations for the Pocahontas County Commissioners to think about.

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Laura Young, of the Family Resource Network gives the Board members a status report on the grant application that could bring $300,000.00 to the county over three years.

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Herbert R. Lightner served with the Highland County Sheriff’s Office for nearly three decades. He retired on January 1, 1987. This is the first of a three part profile.

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