News

Normally the Commission allocates the Hotel Motel tax money to Pocahontas Memorial Hospital in January. At their meeting Tuesday the Commissioners agreed to make that contribution a little earlier.

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Lady Warriors win at Nicholas County, Warrior Boys fall to Sissonville

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Young and old gather in Huntersville, WV to celebrate the rural lifestyle of yesteryear with crafts, apple butter and historical interpreters.

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Highland High School Principal Kelly Wilmore made a preliminary proposal to the School Board Monday evening to start drug testing student athletes this fall.

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After several years of delays in getting easements and grant funding lined up, the Highland County Board of Supervisors finally cleared the way for the Monterey sidewalk project to go forward.

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Several hunters are not happy that the County Commission adopted the first reading of a proposed dog ordinance addressing dogs running at large and excessively barking dogs.

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At a special called meeting, the board reconsidered the leadership roles of the board, in response to an incident that occurred at the September meeting.

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Listen in to Heather Niday, WVMR News Director, in a thoughtful discussion with candidates for the November 2010 general elections.

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Pocahontas County elementary and middle school kids can take a musical journey around the world without leaving the County – it all happens at the Opera House beginning October 6th – no passport needed!

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After many years of work, Rick Armstrong of Hot Springs has a newly published book. It’s called God Alone Knows Which Was Right: The Blue and Gray Terrill Family of Virginia in the Civil War. The Terrill Family lived in Warm Springs and lost 3 of its 4 sons in the war.

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