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Local Businessmen Not Happy About Handmade Signs In Marlinton
Heather Niday | July 13, 2009 | News
Two Marlinton business owners complain to the Town Council about the proliferation of handmade signs that pop up on town streets each weekend
The Gate City Gunslingers Bring Their Wild West Show To Marlinton For Pioneer Days
Heather Niday | July 9, 2009 | News
No need to lock up your women and children – these gunslingers aim to entertain and educate about the old west
Highland New Wind Fails To Get Extension On Conditional Use Permit
Heather Niday | July 9, 2009 | News
Highland Supervisors disagree on extending the conditional use permit for the proposed wind farm. They also question why the county technical review committee still doesn’t have all the information they need to sign off on the project
Pocahontas Arts Council Hits A Snag For New Arts Center
Heather Niday | July 9, 2009 | News
Despite crossing all the t’s and dotting all the i’s, the Arts Council may not get the grant funding for their new Green Bank arts center just yet
Bath County High School Renovations Finally Complete
Heather Niday | July 8, 2009 | News
Coordinating construction work with school in session was no easy task
New Fiscal Year, New Community Corrections Partner For Pocahontas County
Heather Niday | July 8, 2009 | News
After a rocky start with Mercer County, Pocahontas Community Corrections starts over with Randolph County
Highland School Board Happy With Standards Of Learning Test Results
Heather Niday | July 8, 2009 | News
High school students scores approach perfection as elementary school scores show significant improvement
Commissioner Saffer Introduces A “Volunteer” County Coordinator At The Pocahontas County Commission Meeting
Heather Niday | July 8, 2009 | News
Pocahontas Commission President Martin Saffer says second home owner Jay Miller is offering to do the job of County Coordinator for practically nothing
Charges Against Pocahontas Sheriffs Deputy Benjamin M. Wilfong Dismissed
Heather Niday | July 8, 2009 | News
Pocahontas Prosecuting Attorney Donna M Price says Magistrate Judge Brenda Smith agreed to dismiss the felony charges against Deputy Wilfong, when the state Prosecuting Attorneys Institute failed to appoint a special prosecutor in the case.
July Is A Busy Month For Bath County Seniors
Heather Niday | July 6, 2009 | News
Seniors can take advantage of the nice weather for gardening and day trips
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