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Want to work in a beautiful natural setting, interact with people and nature and get paid for it? The Virginia State Parks Americorps program could be just the ticket.
Rachel’s Challenge is in its second year at Bath County High School. The program encourages kindness and goodness to counteract violence and bullying.
The New Year will bring an opportunity for more research on Cabin Creek in Millboro to see why the creek has been flooding more severely in recent years. The county is relying on grants, in kind donations and volunteer help since there’s no money in the budget to research the problem.
David Rigby’s firm, Waste Water Management, Inc. is chosen by the Pocahontas Public Service District Board to take the sewer project at Snowshoe forward.
Artist Debbie Stephenson shares her love of color and texture in an exhibit of her work at the Highland County library in Monterey. The exhibit is on display through the end of January.
The West Virginia Public Service Commission has set a deadline of January 10th, 2011 for the PSD to submit a new engineering plan for the beleaguered sewer project at Snowshoe.
The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in Slatyfork, as demonstrated by this family of hard working bakers.
The Highland County Supervisors and Planning Commission made final changes in the current draft of the county comprehensive plan and hope to have a final draft for public hearing soon.
Bath County’s Tourism Director, Maggie Anderson, has been on the job for four months now. She’s excited about her job and has a number of projects in the works.