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Bath Supervisors Agree To Fund Additional First Grade Teacher

September 14, 2011

Bath County residents spoke and the Supervisors responded to the cries for an additional teacher at Valley Elementary.

Pocahontas Warriors Score Win Over Pendleton Wildcats

September 13, 2011

Dave caught up with Coach Mike Knisely to talk about the Warriors 40-8 win over the Wildcats.

Army Lt. Colonel Ernst “Max” Von Arnswaldt Stationed In Iraq Has Allegheny Highlands Connections

September 13, 2011

Lt. Col. Ernst von Arnswaldt is currently serving on a one-year assignment in Iraq. Reporter Keith Carson spoke with him as part of the US Army’s “Hometown Interview” program.

Local Businessman Jim Burks Takes Marlinton Town Council To Task

September 13, 2011

Jim Burks did not mince words in his displeasure with remarks about him and his operation and eventual sale of County Disposal.

Virginia Secretary Of Commerce Talks Rural Economic Development With Highland County EDA

September 12, 2011

Mary Rae Carter spoke to the Highland Economic Development Authority in August about how the state can help Highland promote economic growth.

Commission Gets Update On Broadband Efforts

September 12, 2011

Michael Todorovich, one of the architects of the state boardband initiative gives the Pocahontas County Commissioners an update on the status of the project.

Bath School Board Wants To Hire Another First Grade Teacher For Valley Elementary

September 9, 2011

Parents have been voicing concern about the large class size at Valley Elementary. They feel 26 first graders are too many for one teacher.

Pocahontas County Commissioner Wants To See Baseline Study Of County Water

September 9, 2011

Pocahontas County Commissioner Martin Saffer urges establishing a baseline of county water quality before drilling or other activities possibly come to the county.

Monterey Mayor Says Private Companies Still Using Town Water Without Paying For It

September 9, 2011

Mayor Warner says both Shenandoah Electric Coop and B&S Contracting have used large amounts of water without reimbursing the Town.

Bath County’s Bacova Post Office On The Possible Closure List

September 9, 2011

It’s just one of 3700 post offices across the country facing possible closure as the US Postal Service deals with rising costs and declining revenues. Postal officials held a meeting in Bacova to get public input.

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