News

Two Mayoral candidates, One Recorder and Eight Town Council candidates will appear on the June 14th ballot.

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The Bath Board of Supervisors puts plans for a new animal shelter on hold again, even though the current shelter doesn’t meet state standards. With a tight budget, the Board wants to find grants to help with the cost before proceeding with design work.

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After his presentation about new fiber ring broadband technology, Reed Nelson, Director of Engineering for Frontier Communications gets grilled by audience members.

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The Supervisors, along with the Parks and Rec Director, are undecided about what type of participation policy to include…..if any. The Supervisors also review the proposed ordinance on dogs running at large and sets a public hearing on it for the March meeting.

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Because of budget cuts made by the Virginia General Assembly, it’s likely Highland Schools will see funding cuts again this year.

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Frontier Communications plans state of the art improvements to West Virginia’s broadband services.

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Valentine’s treats, games, and shopping – all happening at the Bath County Senior Center in February.

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The Department is developing a policy manual and is looking for input from the community. The manual will cover all that Parks and Rec has to offer, including all children’s and adult sports and all facilities.

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“The Way We Worked”, Smithsonian exhibit comes to Marlinton, one of only six locations in West Virginia to get the exhibit.

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The Bath School Board votes to restore the track team and provide funding

for transportation, because a number of students are interested and adults

are willing to volunteer and help.

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