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Standing water on Second Avenue in Marlinton causes consternation for Mayor Dennis Driscoll and Town Council members.
The decision means that the Pre-school program will no longer be offered at Millboro Elementary. And the board approves changes to the school calendar for the remainder of the school year, designating June 10th as the day of the school year for students.
The Board of Supervisors votes unanimously to raise the tax from 1% to 4%.
The board also continues to debate the proposed real estate tax rate for next fiscal year.
Sheriff David Jonese enlisted some expert help in the form of a former criminal defense lawyer to make sure drug arrests result in felony convictions.
In the planning for months, an early morning drug raid by the Pocahontas County Sheriffs dept and the US Forest Service, results in 18 arrests.
10 to 20 seven to twelve year old Pocahontas County kids from low income families will get scholarships to attend Camp Horseshoe in Parsons, WV. And sign up is NOW!!
The Alleghany, Bath, Highland Bar Association is helping to educate senior citizens about issues that are important to consider, but difficult to address.
The Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau welcomes Cara Rose back to the tourism team as the Executive Director.
Due to illness and other conflicts the hearing originally scheduled for late April will now take place June 2nd, 2011.
The Bath County Library will hold a community forum later this month to get your input on library services.