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Concerned about losing town revenues and the impact on the flood control project, Marlinton Town Council voted against allowing FEMA to negotiate buyouts with property owners who have sustained repeated flood damage to their homes and businesses.

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David Rigby, a professional wastewater engineer from Virginia offers his observations and suggestions for a wastewater plant that would be half the cost of the proposal currently on the drawing board.

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Bath County Chamber of Commerce, Farmers Market and the Millboro Fire Dept are amoung those asking for assistance from the Bath County Board of Supervisors.

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Hillsboro Town Council appointed Gail Hyer as its new recorder during its regular monthly meeting Tuesday. Hyer will fill the position vacated by Anne Walker, whom council named mayor in the wake of Mayor Richard Workman’s resignation.

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After looking at three options, the Pocahontas Public Service District board opts to go with a local firm already very familiar with the karst terrain of Pocahontas County.

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This month the Bath County board of supervisors finds itself dealing with health insurance options for county employees and questions about the meals tax.

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The Pocahontas Board of Education approves Tommy Peterson, Teen Court Coordinator, as an after school volunteer.

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Computer experts Gwen Cauley and Gary Lane give the Highland School Board updates on protecting computers in Highland schools.

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Former and current Pocahontas County Principals are among the finalists.

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Bugs are being used in the battle against invasive species.

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