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Part 1 -The Pocahontas County Historical Society Museum – A Historic Time Capsule

September 13, 2021

In this first part of a multi-part story about the Pocahontas County Historical Society’s Museum in Marlinton, the Society’s Secretary, Dr. Denise McNeel talks about the founding of the museum then she describes, fittingly since Pocahontas County is celebrating the bicentennial of its founding, some of the artifacts in the…

Highland County Board of Supervisors September Meeting

September 9, 2021

The Board received information on the creation of a social media policy for county employees and heard a presentation on the transportation section of the Comprehensive Plan.

Suicide Prevention Awareness Week is September 5th through 11th

September 9, 2021

A word of caution – this story talks about suicide.

An Evening of Southern Gospel with Lori Botkin is Saturday September 11

September 8, 2021

The performance is part of the Highland County Arts Council’s Second Saturday at Seven Concert Series.

Pocahontas County Loses Eight Hundred and Fifty People in Census

September 7, 2021

The 2020 U.S. Census count shows that Pocahontas County’s population has dropped to seven thousand, eight-hundred and sixty-nine (7,869) people, which is a drop of eight-hundred and fifty (850) people from the last census which was conducted in 2010.

NanoGrav and GBT Poised to Make New Discoveries

September 7, 2021

For the next three years, astronomers from the North American Nanohertz Observatory for Gravitational Waves (NANOGrav) will have increased access and new technologies to use on the National Science Foundation’s Green Bank Telescope (GBT) in their breakthrough scientific studies of gravitational waves. This new technology and additional observation time is…

Highland Star Parties Planned for September and October

September 3, 2021

Decision will be made by Wednesday September 8 on which day will offer the best viewing conditions

Pocahontas BOE Rejects Mask Mandates in School – Again

September 2, 2021

School Nurse Jenny Friel told the board that there are currently ten positive cases of COVID-19 among staff and/or students in the school system spread out among three of the five schools, but contact tracing shows that each of these positive cases was caused by out-of-school contacts and that no one has become infected from contacts inside the schools.

Highland Postpones Start Of School Year Until October

September 1, 2021

To mask or not to mask – what was the question?

Virginia Tech is Working to Create the Virginia Maple Syrup Association

August 31, 2021

The association plans to support producers and increase awareness of Virginia’s maple syrup industry.

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