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The total cost for this project has risen because of inflation, from 1.3 million dollars to 1.7 million dollars, so additional funding will still be needed.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates once said, “The most brilliant strategy won’t lead to success unless it’s executed effectively.” Well, it appears that Highland County business and tourism officials have taken Gates’ statement to heart with the recent release of the Highland Community Development Initiative Strategic Plan, or the HCDI. The…
Local and federal investigators on June 11th searched the home of a Monterey man, who has been on the run after he allegedly shot multiple times at his longtime girlfriend last month. Charles “Chuck” H. Smith, age 55, is facing multiple felony counts in connection with the shooting, including attempted…
A Monterey man accused last month of shooting at his girlfriend multiple times was arrested June 23rd after being on the run for 44 days. Charles “Chuck” H. Smith, age 55, is facing multiple felony counts in connection with the shooting, including attempted murder and shooting into an occupied vehicle.…
Proposed funding cuts could mean you don’t receive vital information about weather-related threats.
Operation to address four main areas of driving concern
“A lot of thought went into this, and a lot of things that happened here recently that I am not really happy about. Hopefully it brings attention to the matter,” O’Brien said.
Using the Savvik Buying Group, a company that already bids for the lowest equipment prices for public safety organizations, and which is already approved by the State of West Virginia, will eliminate the necessity for the county to advertise for bids for purchasing this power ambulance cot..
While eliminating these requirements may simplify the BEAD approval process, West Virginia has already received their approvals, so the pause just creates another delay for West Virginians to get high speed broadband.
PCHS will also offer the opportunity for high school students to recover credits for core required courses, Contact Christine Campbell at 304-799-6564 for more information about those.