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Tabitha Michell Hiner Is The 2012 Highland County Maple Queen

March 6, 2012

A long time award-winning FFA member, Tabitha Hiner can now add Maple Queen to her list of accomplishments.

Prosecutor: Marlinton Mayor Cannot Issue Citations

March 6, 2012

Marlinton Mayor Joe Smith tells Council members they don’t have a legal foot to stand on when it comes to issuing citations for violations of town ordinances.

Bruce McKean: How do the record-setting Lady Warriors stack up?

March 6, 2012

How do the record-setting Lady Warriors stack up with the rest of the 2012 Class A field?

DJ Willie Smith Named 2011 Allegheny Mountain Radio Star Award Winner

March 5, 2012

An AMR volunteer for a dozen years, Smith shares his love of county and bluegrass music on the air and is invaluable behind the scenes of many a WCHG fundraising event.

Beginning In March, Bath And Highland Veterans Can Get Assistance A Little Closer To Home

March 5, 2012

The Virginia Department of Veterans Services is resuming monthly visits to the area.

West Virginia’s Own Music Heritage Trail Is In The Works

March 2, 2012

Locals have taken “The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Music Heritage Trail” as inspiration for a similar music trail throughout the mountains and along Rt. 219, including Pocahontas County.

Monterey Town Council Discusses Upgrades To Sewer System

March 2, 2012

The town has $168,000 in leftover USDA Rural Development grant money to spend, if it can find problem areas in its sewer system to justify a project.

Americorps Volunteer Fights To Keep Local Foods Program Going In Pocahontas Schools

March 2, 2012

Adrienne Cedarleaf [Juergens] asks the Pocahontas County Board of Education to keep the local foods program alive by providing the necessary matching grant.

Lady Warriors In Fourth-Straight State Tourney

March 1, 2012

The Wildcats of Meadow Bridge traveled to Dunmore Wednesday evening to challenge the Pocahontas Lady Warriors in a girls’ basketball regional championship game.

Word of Faith Church Outreach Ministry Helps Highland Residents Cope With Hardships

March 1, 2012

Through fundraisers and community involvement, WOFC volunteers have been able to provide over $10,000.00 in aid to families in need in Highland County.

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