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  From Listening to Action: The Next Phase of the Route 220 Information ProjectBy Danny Cardwell Last year, Allegheny Mountain Radio shared the results of a six-month Community Information Ecosystem Assessment focused on the Route 220 corridor, also known locally as Sam Snead Highway. That work was supported by a $20,000 Playbook Grant from the…

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Moments of Stillness – Episode Two Sometimes the most important things we need are the hardest to give ourselves — time to pause, reflect, and breathe. In the second installment of Moments of Stillness, writer and narrator Noelle Corley invites listeners to step away from the rush of daily life and consider how quiet reflection…

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Moments of Stillness – A New Feature on Allegheny Mountain Radio In a world that moves faster every day, finding a moment of quiet reflection can be harder than it should be. That’s the idea behind Moments of Stillness, a new feature on Allegheny Mountain Radio. Each segment offers a brief pause — a chance…

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SHARC operates an integrated back-country management model that combines trail stewardship, wildland fire operations, and back-country rapid emergency response.

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Reverend W.E.D. Mansfield, Pastor Emeritus of Piney Grove Baptist Church in Hot Springs, Virginia, has lived through—and participated in—some of the most important chapters of American history. Raised in Clifton Forge, Virginia, Mansfield left home as a young man to serve his country in the United States Air Force during the Korean War. When he…

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“Eat Your Veggies, Children,” spoken by many moms for many years, is now being incorporated into a brand-new WV Department of Human Services technology to evaluate the impact of a program connecting participants with fresh, local produce and nutrition education as a formal part of their medical care plan to address food insecurity and chronic…

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Sims said his update proposal will be stricter and tighter and would provide a way to pay for the operation of the new transfer station while keeping the cost as low as possible for citizens.

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The Festival returns March 14th-15th and 21st-22nd

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We currently receive state aid as if our student enrollment is 1400 students instead of the actual 833 students attending school here at $6,100.00 per student per year but only for 1200 students under this law, a loss of 1.8 million dollars per year.

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When the vote was called Henderson and McLaughlin voted to enter into the agreement then the whole room held their breath as Cobb paused before voting.

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