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New monthly work sessions are planned for presentations and reports
The Mountain State celebrates its 150th birthday in June and the Division of Culture and History is giving away birthday presents to any Mountaineer who asks for one.
West Virginia has experienced rising incidents of child abuse and neglect, growing numbers of adjudicated delinquents, and increases in the number of children who are mentally or physically disabled. These factors have caused a corresponding increase in the number of children removed from their homes and placed into foster care.
Starting this month, Highland County’s senior citizens have several classes and events to choose from each week. Kathy Solomon, Director of Second Wind Community Programs for the Valley Program for Aging Services talks about the new senior programs.
The USDA will offer loans up to $35,000 to assist small farmers, veterans, and disadvantaged producers.
The program seeks to expand access to credit to those just starting in farming, to help grow a new generation of farmers and ensure the strength of the American agriculture sector.
UK based Natural Assets and Natural Retreats enters agreement to purchase Homestead Preserve in Bath County
Almost Heaven Habitat For Humanity volunteers arrived in Dunmore Monday morning to build a handicapped ramp for a local family. The volunteers included members of the Potomac State College Campus Christian Ministry
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin will select one of three nominees to complete State Senator Walt Helmick’s two-year unexpired term
Habitat for Humanity is working on a project in Dunmore on Monday and invites volunteers to help and enjoy fellowship.
The Appalachian Members of the Virginia Deer Hunters Association has been working for more than a year now to address issues of game management and the declining deer population in the Bath County area.