News
Monterey Town Council Meets
Heather Niday | July 2, 2007 | News
2006-2007 Fiscal Year Close-out Meeting of the Monterey Town Council
Disaster Intervention Experts Visit Snowshoe
Heather Niday | July 1, 2007 | News
Wow! A Million Dollar Rolling Lab Comes to Snowshoe!
Slaty Fork Sewer System-The Battle Continues
Heather Niday | July 1, 2007 | News
PSD Members Decline Saffer’s Invitation to Attend County Commission Meeting.
Marlinton Treasurer Found Guilty
Heather Niday | June 18, 2007 | News
Prosecuting Attorney Walt Weiford details the conviction.
Skateboarders get a place of their own
Heather Niday | April 13, 2007 | News
Hard work has paid off for a group of northern Pocahontas County teenagers who now have their very own skateboard park.
Worms in the Garden
Heather Niday | April 13, 2007 | News
Summertime, and the living’s… wormy? Gardeners learned a slippery technique… well, a wriggly technique, for improving their gardens, at a workshop in Vermiculture at the Bloomin’ Bear Farm in Fayette County, WV, Thursday.
Pocahontas Woods striving for sustainability
Heather Niday | April 13, 2007 | News
Pocahontas Woods, the wood-working education program, is searching for a way to become self-sustaining. That’s been an ongoing process, but the impending loss of a steady revenue stream has stepped up the urgency. Cooperation with a local community college could be part of the answer.
Walking across America
Heather Niday | April 13, 2007 | News
There’s something about the idea of a man walking all the way across the country that makes people feel generous.
And makes people want to talk with him.
The question, Why are you doing this? comes to mind.
Highland kids learn Aikido
Heather Niday | April 9, 2007 | News
If someone suggested that you let your child learn martial arts, would you cringe at the idea, imagining brothers and sisters karate shopping each other at the dinner table? Fear not. A class in Highland County that has been taught for the past eight years is helping some young children learn to play together.
Greenbrier river flood
Heather Niday | March 2, 2007 | News
The water was as high as it’s been since January 2003, but not nearly as high, or as brutal, as the last big flood that hit Pocahontas County, in January 1996. That year, melting snow in the mountains combined with warm temperatures to wreak havoc on those who lived along the Greenbrier River. This time, the conditions were similar, and many feared a repeat performance.