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Acting Executive Director Richard Ellard says the GVEDC is in its best financial shape ever. And that’s reassuring considering it’s the lead economic development agency for Pocahontas County

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Virginia Tech will develop the plan with lots of input from the Bath County community

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Greenbrier Valley Red Cross Executive Director Walter Lockhart held an informational meeting about Swine Flu in Marlinton. Pocahontas County Health Nurse Linda McCoy believes there’s a good chance it will arrive in the county during this fall/winter season.

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Master gardner and author Janet Lembke comes to the Bath County Library to read from her most recent book, “Because The Cat Purrs: How We Relate to Other Species and Why It Matters

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David Snead, Special Counsel to the President at Davis & Elkins College, says the program would allow Pocahontas County students to attend the college for same tuition cost they would pay at WVU – a substantial savings over normal tuition costs at the private liberal arts college.

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Caves in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests will be closed in an attempt to halt the spread of White Nose Syndrome, a deadly disease affecting several species of bats, including the federally endangered Indiana Bat

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Lisa Thompson with North Central Community Action works to help match workers with employers

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This highly talented group brings their bluegrass sound to Lewisburg, Friday, September 18th at 7:30pm. Call 304-645-7917 or visit www.carnegiehallwv.org for ticket information.

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Two of the three Highland County Supervisors vote to approve a zoning change for land in Monterey from residential to business. The change was made at the request of businessman Kevin Thornsbury, who hopes to bring economic development to the town.

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H1N1 or Swine Flu vaccine should be available in mid October, according to the Pocahontas County Health Department. The county Board of Education is already making plans to vaccinate students.

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