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Pocahontas County Commission President David Fleming says it’s a good start, but more needs to be done to protect county water sources.
The Highland High Lady Rams got an early Christmas present this year – three brand new seniors to add to their roundball roster.
Data collected from this and other bird counts, helps ornithologists and others monitor bird species and the habitats they depend on.
The West Virginia Sportswriters Association elected four Pocahontas County Warrior football players for All-State honors.
A young Highland Rams boys basketball team is off to a 3-1 start and head coach Curt Gutshall says this year’s team is among the best he’s coached at Highland High.
With three of five members attending, the Board takes care of a little business and some recognition.
For over a century, intrepid birding enthusiasts have braved the cold to count Chicadees, Nuthatches and Woodpeckers among others, for the National Audubon Society.
A delegation that met with Highland school and county officials last week is confident they will be able to help the schools with budget issues.
Ryder, the county’s longest serving school board member, gives some advice to incoming board members and reflects on how boards work.
After receiving some substantially higher than expected construction bids earlier this year, the Chapman Technical Group decided to go back to the drawing board and modify the plans for the Marlinton Community and Wellness Center.