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Sheriff David Jonese tells the Marlinton Town Council that his department is already handling most of the law enforcement duties for the Town; he’d just like to make if official.

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Speakers suggested raising the meals tax and lowering the real estate tax rate in an effort to soften the blow of higher real estate taxes.

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The George Washington-Jefferson National Forest must balance work with anticipated levels of funding. As funding levels decline, the amount of goods and services may decline.

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Local musicians will play great music for a great cause on Friday, April 22nd at the Opera House in Marlinton.

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She’s the Executive Director of Read Aloud WV, and she wants all children to not only know how to read, but more importantly, that they want to read.

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After a contentious discussion, the Board declines to approve a paid professional leave of absence for a Marlinton Middle School teacher.

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With rising health insurance costs on the horizon for next year, the Bath Board of Supervisors discusses self insurance for county employees, an idea the board has addressed before.

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Veterans in the two Virginias in need of primary health care now have a choice that is more convenient than traveling all the way to Beckley or Salem.

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The Monterey Town Council heard about continuing problems with the waste water treatment plant at its April meeting.

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Bath County’s Mountain Valley Players are presenting their spring show, “LOL – Laugh Out Loud”, Saturday April 16th and Sunday, April 17th. This unique show has only five cast members doing fifty different characters.

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