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2009 Christmas Mother Helen Smith is asking for help to meet the needs of those less fortunate

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Pocahontas Memorial Hospitals Clinic in Marlinton, ambulance service and home health care departments are losing money and it’s impacting the hospitals bottom line. PMH President Don Muhlenthaler has a plan that lists possible alternatives for each department.

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Thanks in part to the efforts of Senator Robert C. Byrd, more than one million dollars will be coming to the Greenbrier Ranger District, which covers the Upper End of Pocahontas County and the southern portion of Randolph County.

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Dulaney is proud of the award he and his fellow Vietnam soldiers received at the White House this past October. But the ceremony also brought back memories he had buried for almost 40 years.

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The new plant, expected to open in early 2010, also uses Ultraviolet light technology to reduce the amount of chemicals needed to treat the water

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North Central Community Corrections, based in Randolph County, runs into a rough patch when three of the six counties it oversees decide to drop out. NCCC Executive Director Travis Carter says it won’t adversely affect the Pocahontas County Community Corrections program.

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After members of the Pocahontas County Board of Education rejected the list twice, Principal Ron Hall is successful on the third try. But some BOE members think the process for choosing chaperones needs fundamental changes.

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The Bath Community Theatre Group presents “It’s A Wonderful Life – A Live Radio Play”

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The Commission pledges to match funding for the Durbin and Linwood library projects provided their communities are willing to make contributions as well

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Dulaney is a member of the legendary Blackhorse Regiment of the US 11th Armored Cavalry. This past October, his unit was awarded the highest honor for a military unit – The Presidential Unit Citation

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