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Former state trooper Steve Rawlins, who now works for the County Risk Pool, said the county would be better off ditching its current insurance service from the state.
The school board needs more information before making a decision on how to meet the increasing costs of school employees’ membership in the Virginia Retirement System.
Supervisors were in agreement on county budget figures, but not on funding for the schools.
Bath County’s community theatre group has performances scheduled for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, May 18 – 20
“April Showers Bring May Flowers” – so goes the saying, but those were in short supply this year, according to our “Bartow Weatherman”
After multiple attempts, Pocahontas Schools Superintendent CC Lester, Hillsboro Principal Ricky Sharp, county school’s Treasurer Alice Irvine and Board of Education member Kenny Vance are finally able to persuade the state to provide the funding to build a new cafeteria at the school.
Green Bank science teacher Anne Smith lays the groundwork for a science camp for all Pocahontas County 5th graders.
The Highland EDA is looking to the Shenandoah Valley Partnership Initiatives to help bring more economic development to the county.
High fire activity is common in the south and homeowners can take steps before a fire to save lives and property.
West Virginia Search and Rescue Coordinator Bill Kershner tells why Pocahontas County is a good place for a search and rescue training exercise.