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Potesta & Associates Engineer Dave Sharp informs the Marlinton Town Council that the money for phase two of the storm drain project may be harder to find.
You can assure that your expired or unused prescription drugs stay out of the wrong hands by bringing them to the Bath Rehab and Wellness Center this Saturday.
A very special bus is coming to Pocahontas County – a bus that brings lifesaving mammogram screening services to women in rural West Virginia.
School Superintendent Sue Hirsh says the schools returned about $84,000.00 back to the county.
The show is a fundraiser for the Bath County Arts Association. It helps the Arts Association support the arts in Bath County year round and is expected to have over 600 entries this year.
The WRTF hopes to hold several public meetings later this summer about the best ways to protect the county’s most precious resource – the water.
Attendance Director Susan Borror tells the Pocahontas County Board of Education that when it comes to truancy, the counties’ Magistrate Court is not cooperating with her office and in fact, may not be following the law.
Agriculture Center Board Chairman Lloyd Bird was joined by other dignitaries as they broke ground on the new agriculture center that will serve farmers in Highland, Bath, Pendleton and Pocahontas Counties.
Judy Skeen and Brittany Whitelaw spoke to the Highland Supervisors last week regarding their concerns over the removal of trees at the Department of Health building in Monterey.
At its July meeting, the Bath Board of Supervisors discussed the county’s position on the draft plan for the George Washington and Jefferson National Forest. Bath County has been actively responding to the US Forest Service on this draft since 2009.