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The Pocahontas County Historical Society was the benefactor and bestower of generosity during the past week.
Plus, the Bath School Board approves its adjusted budget and discusses possible raises for staff
Jay Garber, the President of the Convention association, talks about how this event was conceived.
John Smith, owner of the West Virginia Central Railroad, says the project could pump $50 million into the regional economy every year.
Workforce West Virginia representatives talk about reasons for Pocahontas County’s high unemployment rate – and why there could be hope for improvement.
The Appalachian Members of the Virginia Deer Hunters Association is proposing changes to hunting and game management regulations. The group is hoping the changes will boost the deer population in the area.
The commission also convened a questionable emergency meeting.
Athletes from far and wide travel to Bath to compete in Moomaw Madness.
Superintendent Dr. Will Crawford summed up the school year and talked about the start of the planning process.
The Monterey Town Council planned to hold a budget public hearing at its regular meeting on Thursday, June 7, but a mistake in the meeting announcement in the Recorder newspaper prevented that hearing from being completed.