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Fuel costs are putting a squeeze on the current budget and there are a number of bills in the General Assembly that could impact the Bath school system in the future.
Highland Supervisors appear to be ready to vote on the Meck’s conditional use permit, perhaps as early as next Wednesday.
After sometimes impatiently contemplating the end of the years long mapping project, the Pocahontas County Commission approved a new 9-1-1 mapping coordinator at the meeting Tuesday.
Concerned that it could stymie economic development in the town and surrounding area, the Marlinton Town Council says no to a resolution on Marcellus Shale hydrofracturing.
During a special meeting on Tuesday night, WWMI president David Rigby updated the board with the latest information on design alternatives, before the board selects an alternative on Thursday night.
The public comment period on the proposal closes February 21. The project may get underway in June.
The new rules and guidelines will go into effect at their next meeting scheduled for February 14th, 2012.
At their third of four contribution request meetings, the Commissioners pledge contributions to the Pocahontas Arts Coop, the Historic Preservation Project and Pearl S. Buck.
A Highland County native, White has spent the last few months learning the ropes from former Director Carolyn Pohowsky, who will now take over as Special Projects coordinator.
After Leslie Cain stepped down from the Pocahontas Board of Education to run for the position of County Assessor, 7 people, including 4 official candidates, expressed their interest in completing her term that expires on June 30th.