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2026 Highland County Maple Festival Parts 1&2

March 10, 2026

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

If WV HB-5453 Passes, It Would Cost Pocahontas Schools 1.8 Million Dollars

March 4, 2026

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.

Solid Waste Authority Members Re-Vote On the Transfer Station Decision

February 26, 2026

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.

Hometown Heroes: Stories of Service from the Allegheny Highlands

February 26, 2026

  Allegheny Mountain Radio is proud to launch Hometown Heroes, a new series highlighting veterans from the Allegheny Highlands. These are the voices of neighbors who served, returned home, and continue shaping the place we call home. This project is supported through our Listening Post Collective initiative and is the…

Pocahontas County Schools Released From the WV BOE’s “State of Emergency”

February 25, 2026

Interdiction for school systems often last three to seven years. What we have accomplished in a short time is extraordinary.

The Ladies Take the Stage for Opry Night at the Pocahontas Opera House Feb 28th

February 25, 2026

Traditional tunes, beautiful harmonies and some fancy footwork – Opry Night at the Pocahontas Opera House has it all!

Avoiding a $200 Million Delay in Federal Funds For Rural Health Care in WV

February 23, 2026

Singh said such delays or changes could result in the risk of lost time, lost momentum, and potentially loss of the entire opportunity for our rural communities as well as endangering future federal rural healthcare funding opportunities.

FEMA to be invited to Future County Commission Meeting to Discuss Floodplain Ordinance

February 18, 2026

Triplett also talked about the new FEMA flood plain maps which expand the previous flood plain areas in the county that took effect last July. The new maps used lidar sensing that is designed to determine more accurate elevations than the previous flood plain maps which computed elevations based on old topo maps.

Solid Waste Authority Vote Likely to Cause a Stopgap in Trash Disposal in 2027

February 18, 2026

Cobb had stated that he wanted the SWA to simply transport their trash to the Greenbrier County Landfill themselves to avoid having to raise the cost of the green boxes and the tipping fee., however Chris McComb, the Landfill Manager emphatically made the point that buying, servicing, replacing them after 4 or 5 years, and insuring  very expensive new trash trucks and hiring the drivers for them would be even more expensive then option 4, and would still raise the green box fees and tipping fees probably even higher then option 4 would.

Monongahela National Forest Hiring for Seasonal Positions

February 17, 2026

Here’s your chance to work outdoors in the beautiful Mon Forest

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