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Bath County’s Mountain Valley Players are presenting their spring show, “LOL – Laugh Out Loud”, Saturday April 16th and Sunday, April 17th. This unique show has only five cast members doing fifty different characters.
The Buckskin Boy Scout Camp was the site of a major Search and Rescue exercise sponsored by the West Virginia Division of Homeland Security.
Highland County residents can now get DMV services a little closer to home.
Speakers at the April Board of Supervisors meeting urge the Board to raise the meals tax before raising real estate taxes. The board is also asked to lower the real estate tax rate to 46 cents.
Pocahontas County HS Senior Logan Plumley is one of five students named as AUI Trustee Scholars for 2011.
You can win fabulous prizes and support a good cause – all you have to do is buy a “Warrior Wampum Raffle” ticket.
Bath County Library will host a series of presentations on the county’s Civil War history in celebration of the Sesquicentennial of the American Civil War. The first one is Thursday, April 14th.
Recent census figures show that the Warm Springs district has too few people, while the Cedar Creek district has too many. Public hearings on redistricting options will be held April 12 and April 18.
Already facing federal and state cuts in its budget, Highland County School Superintendent Percy Nowlin and School Board Chairman Kirk Billingsley ask the Supervisors to reconsider almost $68,000.00 in school cuts from the county budget.
Balancing reductions and increased employee benefits costs is just one of the financial challenges facing the Highland County School Board this year.