News
Less Mowing By VDOT Leads To Increased Bird-Vehicle Collisions In Highland
Heather Niday | August 6, 2009 | News
Because of budget cuts, VDOT doesn’t mow as much. That leads to more buzzards dining on roadkill at the side of the road, which means more possibilities for bad interactions between the birds and motorists
New River CTC Prepares Graduates For Employment As Office Professionals
Heather Niday | August 6, 2009 | News
Whether you’re retraining for a new career, or just starting your post high school education, New River CTC can help
Summer’s Getting Short For Bath County Students – School Starts August 26th
Heather Niday | August 6, 2009 | News
Bath School Board makes appointments and prepares for a new school year to begin
New Library And Community Center At Snowshoe Is In The Works
Heather Niday | August 5, 2009 | News
Plans are being made for a new library and community center to serve Snowshoe and the surrounding valleys
Site Preparation For Highland New Wind Project Could Begin Soon
Heather Niday | August 5, 2009 | News
Highland County Zoning Administrator Jim Whitelaw is close to granting the building permit that will allow Highland New Wind to begin site preparation for the new wind turbines
41 Indictments Handed Down By Pocahontas County Grand Jury After August Session
Heather Niday | August 5, 2009 | News
Sixteen individuals are indicted on a total of 40 felonies and 1 misdemeanor
Bath Seniors Are Scrapbooking, Walking And Quilting In August
Heather Niday | August 4, 2009 | News
There’s plenty of activities in August for active Bath County senior citizens
Sid Gillespie Burns Up The Triathlon Course At The NRAO In Green Bank
Heather Niday | August 4, 2009 | News
Gillespie shaves several minutes off the course record for the Green Bank Triathlon
Highland County Fair Will See Some Changes This Year
Heather Niday | August 4, 2009 | News
Old favorites as well as new events will entice you to come to Highland County Sept 2nd thru the 5th
Pocahontas County Comissioner Travels To DC To Speak On Behalf Of The Elk River
Heather Niday | August 4, 2009 | News
Pocahontas County Commission President Martin Saffer, along with two other county residents, testified before Congress last week