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Principals April Goff and Teresa Blum noted several student accomplishments at December School Board meeting.
A female driver was transferred to Davis Memorial Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries following the crash.
It’s not too late to find the perfect holiday gift and support your local business at the same time.
Superintendent Dr. Will Crawford has attended several meetings this month to learn more about charter schools and web-based instruction.
The Pocahontas Lady Warriors have a tough basketball schedule, and that’s on purpose. The PCHS roundballers are one of the top single-A teams in the state and want to play tough competition to prepare for playoff action in Charleston.
The Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles is putting together a fleet of customer service centers on wheels – where you can take care of all types of DMV transactions.
Despite a not -so-good month, Pocahontas Memorial Hospital finishes out the year in better shape according to a year-end audit.
Bath County student Jordan Ford and his family decorate their home each Christmas in a big way and this year it’s one of the entries in the “Light Up Your Hometown” contest.
A completely new Board of Supervisors in Bath County will be in place on January 1. Three of the current board members offer advice on the issues the new board members will face.