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The Bath Board of Supervisors has already approved the Tourism Plan created by the Virginia Tech Office of Economic Development. Now they’re eager to get started on the first recommendation – hiring a new tourism director.

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Pocahontas County Coordinator Jay Miller wants students in Pocahontas to have access to competitive college classes without leaving the county. He’s recruited local entrepreneur Elaine Diller to help.

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The Lightners are leaving the distinctive stone building that has housed their business for 21 years. Their new building in the Highland Industrial Park will give them more room.

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A multi-state salmonella outbreak has caused Daniele International to voluntarily recall more than 1.2 million pounds of Italian sausage and salami products. The products, generally available at WalMart and Costco, have already sickened almost 200 people since July of 2009

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The dining room is closed this week for flood cleanup, but meals on wheels will still be delivered.

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The group, with years of disaster relief experience, is offering to help Pocahontas residents clean up after Monday’s flooding free of charge.

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The Commission votes to pursue state bond financing with less than a week left before the application deadline.

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The elementary school student brought the gun to school to show to a friend.

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If the winter weather has you dreaming about working in the yard, take note that you may get more than you bargained for when planting ornamental grasses.

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The Pearl Buck Birthplace in Hillsboro, West Virginia is planning a fundraising event for this Friday at the Pretty Penny in Hillsboro. The fundraiser is the first of its kind for Timothy VanReenan, who was named director of the birthplace in December.

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