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The Pocahontas County grand jury met on December 4, 2012 and issued 61 felony indictments and nine misdemeanor indictments.
The CDC estiimates that nearly a half-million West Virginians are at-risk of developing the life-altering disease.
And more fall prescribed burns are planned by the Forest Service, if weather cooperates.
When the wind storm struck Highland County on June 29 of this year, Sheriff Tim Duff was able to send out a message to many county residents about what happened and how long the power company estimated it would take to restore power.
Pocahontas County Magistrate’s Court report for November 26 to December 3.
Bath Chamber member businesses will offer special sales and events to coincide with the Christmas parade.
Hear AMR weatherman Jason Bauserman’s summary of November’s unusual weather.
For the first time in its history, Pocahontas County has an approved medical trauma center. During Thursday’s board of directors meeting, Pocahontas Memorial Hospital Chief Medical Officer Dr. Frank Puckett made the announcement.
Following an investigation into herbicide use along Route 84 and Knapps Creek, the West Virginia Department of Agriculture issued a report of no violation – but the government report on what chemicals were used has changed – and questions remain on how the agency came to its conclusion.
The Board enlists the help of the Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission.