News

It’s October and the leaves in the Allegheny Highlands are turning orange, red and gold. But a pesky beetle has robbed some trees of their fall splendor.

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Bath School Board members get good news about student fall activities. They also hear about the state budget cuts and dissatisfaction with employee health insurance coverage at the October school board meeting.

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The current bus is beyond repair and Bath Supervisors say there’s no money to replace it. Supervisor Jon Trees spoke to the Bath County School board about the problems with the current activity bus.

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the Pocahontas Farmland Protection Board adds 8 parcels of farmland to their growing list of conservation easements.

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Corbetts Store in Mustoe is no more after an early morning blaze destroyed the old store that once housed the Mustoe post office.

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Durbin Days Heritage Festival organizer says the town has enough money left over for a good start on next years’ event

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Shopping, bingo, and a visit with Highland County seniors are all on the the calendar for Bath seniors in October

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AMR reported that Highland Medical Center Director D. Bradley Drawbaugh had asked the town council to donate land to the medical center expansion project. This was not accurate and we regret any confusion this may have caused. Carson Ralston offers this correction to the story that originally aired on Oct 2nd.

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You’ve still got time to register to learn job skills that are practically “recession-proof” at New River Community and Technical College

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The nomination recognizes Highland students for their high scores on reading and mathematics tests despite the fact that a high percentage of students come from disadvantaged backgrounds.

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