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Richard Riley came on board September 13 and he’s excited about all that Garth Newel has to offer. Everyone is welcome to stop by Wednesday October 6 from 5 to 7pm to meet Riley at a Community Open House.

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The Pocahontas County Public Service District votes to hire Lewisburg Attorney William Turner.

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Weatherholt had friends at all three Pocahontas County High Schools before they merged into on county high school 40 years ago. For him, the merger meant he could have all of his friends at the same school.

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The music center provides string instrument education at locations in Bath, Highland and the Covington area. The project offers instruction in violin, viola, cello and bass in both private and group lessons.

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DeLayne Rhea was a also a member of the first Pocahontas Warriors football team, a team that, minus the freshman players, was made up of ex-Marlinton, Green Bank, and Hillsboro High School students. He says the kids adjusted to the combined team better than their parents.

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The Festival features historian and author Rick Armstrong, archaeologist Carole Nash and a fun contra dance, which is similar to square dancing.

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Health Dept Nurse Linda McCoy and School Nurse Jenny Friel roll out a new state program for the Board of Education.

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The Lady Warrior Volleyball team traveled to Petersburg for a Potomac Valley Conference competition and brought home a couple of wins. Thanks to Green Bank Elementary Middle School Principal Ruth Bland for this report.

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When the new Pocahontas County High School opened, Terry Barb could no longer walk to school, she had to ride a bus. It was just one of the adjustments she made as part of the first graduating class of PCHS 40 years ago.

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Of course, you can do your part to keep the river clean all year round, but at least twice a year, dedicated volunteers do a thorough cleanup.

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