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Meals On Wheels Needs Help To Feed Pocahontas County Seniors
Heather Niday | March 12, 2009 | News
The Pocahontas County Meals on Wheels does a great job of providing needed food, but they need help to defray the costs of a program that’s a lifeline for many senior citizens
Bath Parks And Recreation May Need Help To Get Ready For Summer
Heather Niday | March 12, 2009 | News
Parks and Recreation Director Mark Nelson tells the Bath Supervisors that county pools need some work before they can open for the summer
Jay Eagle Of Eagles Sugar Camp – Master Of A Dying Art?
Heather Niday | March 12, 2009 | News
62 year old Jay Eagle has been involved in making maple syrup for most of his life. But if younger generations aren’t willing to take over the production, the art of making syrup may be lost
Pocahontas County Experienced A Relatively Dry February
Heather Niday | March 12, 2009 | News
Bartow Weatherman Jason Bauserman has this report on a drier than normal February
Dollar General Store Coming To Green Bank
Heather Niday | March 11, 2009 | News
The new store is expected to open in October of this year
Two Bills Under Consideration By The WV Legislature Could Cost Pocahontas County Schools A Lot Of Money
Heather Niday | March 11, 2009 | News
Meeting the required number of instructional days and employing more teachers could have a negative effect on the school systems bottom line
Bath Board of Supervisors Hears Reasons To Keep Williamsville Post Office Open
Heather Niday | March 11, 2009 | News
There’s a lot of support to keep this post office going, including a Virginia Senator
Pocahontas Farmers And Landowners Can Reduce The Risk Of Stream Flooding With Just A Little Planning
Heather Niday | March 10, 2009 | News
A stream expert from the Canaan Valley Institute spoke to the Elk Headwaters Watershed Association about natural stream design
Bath And Highland Schools Will Take Part In Tornado Drill
Heather Niday | March 10, 2009 | News
Both counties will join in a state wide preparatory drill
Highland School Board Struggles With A Declining Budget For Next Year
Heather Niday | March 10, 2009 | News
Highland County Schools will get less money for next years budget. Add to that declining student population, and you begin to understand why the Highland School board is struggling to keep teachers and programs
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