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Williams said we cannot allow bullying -on-line or otherwise – to dictate the operations of the school district, or we risk state takeover. With grace and patience, Williams said, we can build one of the best school systems in not just the state, but in the entire nation.
Highland Mid-Kids Radio Club member Aspen Lupo speaks with Fred Frye about his years of involvement with the Fair
Rockbridge Area Community Services Hosts Free Veterans Dinner in Hot Springs on June 11th By Danny Cardwell | Allegheny Mountain Radio | May 2026 On the evening of Thursday, June 11th, veterans in the Allegheny Highlands are invited to sit down, share a meal, and simply be recognized for their…
Moments of Stillness – Episode 10: Forest Bathing We spend so much of our lives surrounded by noise. Notifications. Deadlines. Conversations that never seem to stop. But the forest operates differently. It doesn’t rush. It doesn’t demand attention. It simply exists — steady, quiet, and alive. Episode 10 of Moments…
Commission President John Rebinski said he has been advised by a lawyer, that they cannot legally pass such an ordinance.
The application window for Title II projects via the West Virginia Resource Advisory Committee is now open, but only through June 22nd, 2026.
Completion of these pathway course programs by high school students, not only earns them course credits toward high school graduation, but also completes all general education requirements for their Associates Degree in the particular technical field of their pathway program.
At the end of the Tourism Summit, Faulknier announced that Tim Wade has been selected as the 2026 Tourism Person of the Year.
Allegheny Mountain Radio reporter Tim Walker invited Pocahontas County resident Nancy Harris to WVMR for an interview. You can hear the full, unedited version here.