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Pocahontas Commission President Martin Saffer, until recently an ardent supporter of a community planning task force, now says it may not be the right time for the county to take on this issue.

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Besides voting on the final numbers for fiscal year 2010, the Supervisors also discuss County employee contributions to the Virginia Retirement System.

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Jonathan Carpenter, an engineer with Thrasher Engineering compares his company’s proposal for a new regional sewer plant with that of David Rigby, the engineer who designed the Silver Creek Lodge sewer system.

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Grammy Award winning violinist Mark O’Connor brings many different musical worlds together through one instrument. He’ll perform at the 4th of July Celebration Sunday at Garth Newel Music Center in Hot Springs. An optional picnic follows his performance.

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Long time Pocahontas Public Service District Attorney Tom Michael is stepping down in August.

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Opponents and proponents of a proposed Dollar General Store in Hot Springs bring their concerns before the Bath County Planning Commission.

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The Pocahontas County Commission hosted a meeting to hear from the community about the need for comprehensive planning. Based on the comments, the nays outweighed the yay’s, but only by a slight margin.

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Click here to see the schedule from Senator Byrd’s office for the viewing in Charleston Thursday and Friday and the Memorial Service.

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Jacob Moffet McNeel, Jr. is about to be inducted into the West Virginia Agriculture Hall of Fame. Drew Tanner caught up with Moffet McNeel at the Little Levels Heritage Fest in Hillsboro.

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Local entrepreneur Phyllis Whetzel opens a new business in Monterey offering gently used items for sale. Half of the sale proceeds will benefit the Valley Prgram for Aging Services. VPAS provides services to those 60 and older to help maintain a good quality of life.

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