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https://pinecast.com/listen/fd81bb73-2e41-448f-a9e2-85423c044b0d.mp3 Congresswoman Carol Miller met with a small group of constituents at the Green Bank Observatory in early December. In his introduction, GBO Business Manager Mike Holstine said she serves on the transportation and infrastructure committee, oversight and reform committee and the House select committee on climate crisis. Prior to…
Gary Norman, who has ties to our area, named as Southeast Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies’ Wildlife and Fisheries Biologist of the Year for game bird conservation studies.
Citizen volunteers monitor pipelines for environmental violations while a group of state attorneys general file a brief with the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to overturn the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals’ halt to construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
Members of the Bath board of supervisors voted unanimously of 5-0 to adopt the Second Amendment Sanctuary Resolution. There were 19 citizens who spoke in favor of the measure, and 2 who felt the board should do more research first.
Former Pocahontas County Sheriff David Jonese addressed the Board about the Greenbrier County Youth Reporting Center (YRC), which will be expanding to service the youth of Pocahontas County.
https://pinecast.com/listen/8b75e8b6-d8c8-4e71-9556-6ce42dbc9887.mp3 WV Music Hall of Fame pianist Bob Thompson hosts the holiday concert Joy to Lewisburg December 15th at the WV School of Osteopathic Medicine at 6pm. Joining Thompson will be Landau Eugene Murphy Jr and Mountain Stage host Larry Groce. Thompson said the event began a few years ago…
https://pinecast.com/listen/42bfc3c2-6e0a-411e-a02c-2261d21df64d.mp3 West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey warned consumers to avoid falling prey to a new twist on a Social Security scam where the caller attempts to steal personal information while claiming to represent an attorney general’s office. According to a press release from Morrisey’s office, last week dozens of…
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Among other things, Librarian Tomi Herold acquaints listeners with a substantial offering of free, online resources.
Last year from July 2018 to June of 2019, the Day Report Program saved Pocahontas County taxpayers over five-hundred thirty-one thousand, five hundred and thirteen dollars and five cents ($531,513.05).