News
Forest Service Invites Public To Comment
Heather Niday | July 22, 2008 | News
The Forest Service wants to hear from the public about changes they want to see in the plan for the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest
Highland Co Recreation Commission Will Hire Director
Heather Niday | July 22, 2008 | News
The Highland Board of Supervisors gives it’s blessing to hire a Director during a joint meeting with the Recreation Commission
Pocahontas Co Board of Education Announces Graduation Requirements
Heather Niday | July 22, 2008 | News
The public is invited to comment on the requirements in the next 30 days. A copy of the documents can be viewed at the Board office in Marlinton
WV Farm Bureau Weighs In On Gas Drilling Leases
Heather Niday | July 18, 2008 | News
WV Farm Bureau President Charles Wilfong wants to make sure farms and farm owners are protected when considering gas drilling leases
Bath County Considers Four Day School Week
Heather Niday | July 18, 2008 | News
Bath School Board members question the benefits of a 4 day school week, but approve learning alternatives
More Money For Mileage
Heather Niday | July 18, 2008 | News
Bath Co School Board raises the mileage reimbursement for county school employees
Pocahontas PSD Member Annouces His Choice For A Regional Sewer Plant
Heather Niday | July 18, 2008 | News
During a volatile meeting at Snowshoe, Pocahontas Public Service District member Scott Millican announces a controversial choice for the site of a proposed regional sewage treatment plant
Lifes Short, So Enjoy What You’re Reading
Heather Niday | July 16, 2008 | News
Alan Babowsky and the Bath County Library offer tips on getting the most out of your summer reading
Highland County Commissioner Of The Revenue Announces Retirement
Heather Niday | July 16, 2008 | News
On the heels of dismissing her Deputy Clerk, Highland Co Commissioner of the Revenue Bobbie Griffin announces she will leave office at the end of August
“Rock Snot” Discovered In The Elk
Heather Niday | July 16, 2008 | News
Grab a tissue – Didymo algae, also known as “Rock Snot” could cause headaches for anglers in the Elk River