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Public hearings on the meals tax and the fire and security alarm ordinance will were moved to the March Supervisors meeting due to bad weather. A recently discovered 1997 alarm ordinance will be compared to the newly drafted one. The Supervisors did address other matters and appointments at their shortened meeting earlier this week.
Read MoreWV Governor Joe Manchin is requesting federal help for counties hit hard by the Dec 18th storm.
Read MoreMany descendents of Highlands first 131 pioneers still live in area, 250 years after the county was settled. The Highland Historical Society is celebrating that history during this years’ Maple Festival.
Read MoreIntrawest has entered into an agreement to sell Sandestin, a golfing resort in Florida, in hopes of raising enough cash to forestall an auction of the rest of its assets on Feb 19th.
Read MoreBath County School Board members make appointments for coaching staff and substitute teachers during their February meeting.
Read MoreWarm Springs postmaster Paula Connor experienced a first during last weekend’s storm.
Read MoreJust days after the 2010 Winter Olympics begin at the world famous resort, it may be one of the properties put up for auction unless owner Intrawest can come up with a way to keep the creditors at bay.
Read MoreTown council members feel the closure will improve the safety of vendors, pedestrians and vehicles during the busy Maple Festival weekends.
Read MoreAs part of their community service requirements, the offenders will assist school custodians as needed, but will not have contact with school children.
Read MoreBath County native John Phillips, now a tight end for the Dallas Cowboys, recently came home for a visit after his first season with the team. He sat down with former coach Steve Shaver to reflect on the last year. This is the full interview.
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