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Several seniors are warming up their pedometers to once again log enough steps to essentially walk across the country. Jeannie Apgar also offers information about the Vial for Life program, a vital source of information for seniors.
And the winners are…Chelsey Cook and Missy McDaniel!
A work crew and volunteers will erect the prefabricated walls on the 21st, adding to the foundation already laid for the new center. There’s still time to sign up to help with construction or as part of the support crew.
A free workshop coming to Dabney Lancaster Community College on May 26th can benefit those in the area who have a tourism related business or those who want to start one.
The Highland County Board of Supervisors heard details of road damage caused by heavy rains and strong winds.
A recent incident outside of the Magistrate courtroom office raises questions about courthouse security.
Pleased with the job they’ve done so far, the Pocahontas Memorial Board of Trustees votes to extend their contract with MHHS until September 30th, 2011.
The Highland Board of Supervisors discussed Sherry Sullenberger’s rezoning request Tuesday evening but did not vote on the matter.
Six county organizations ask for a financial contribution, but only two are successful during the May 3rd Commission meeting.
The Highland School Board is winnowing down the list of applicants to take over the Superintendent’s position once Percy Nowlin steps down. Their first action may be to hire a new Principal for the high school, as Mr. Wilmore is also stepping down at the end of the school year.