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Pocahontas County High School Football Begins Season

August 6, 2010

Head Coach Mike Knisely begins preparing his new and returning players for another season on the gridiron.

Urban “Jake” Cleek Steps Down From Bath School Board

August 6, 2010

The Bath County School Board also approves a cell phone policy for the high school at their re-scheduled meeting Thursday night.

Highland School Superintendent Seeks Financial Assistance From Board Of Supervisors

August 6, 2010

Superintendent Percy Nowlin asks the Supervisors to reimburse the school system for needed repairs made in 2009.

Second Annual Wings And Wheels Festival Comes To Bath County August 7th

August 5, 2010

The festival will offer comedy and acrobatic air shows, airplane rides, a car show, remote control model airplane demonstrations, live music, food and children’s activities.

Riders From All Over Come To Highland County For Mountain Mama

August 5, 2010

Riders have a choice of just how much bike riding they want to get in during the event this Saturday that covers three counties in two states.

Bath School Board Recognizes Exceptional Girls Sports Teams

August 5, 2010

The Bath School Board recognizes the outstanding seasons of the High School’s 2010 girls spring sports teams and discusses changes to the cell phone policy at the high school.

Pocahontas County Commission Discusses County Dog Ordinance

August 5, 2010

Commissioner David Fleming has been gathering information from other counties around the state as fodder for drafting an effective Pocahontas County Dog Ordinance.

Highland HS Principal Kelly Wilmore Wants To See Changes In School Handbook

August 4, 2010

Wilmore wants the Highland School Board to add language to the school handbook addressing students under the influence of drugs or alcohol at school and communications between teachers and students using social networking tools.

Highland Supervisors Get Update On Highland New Wind

August 4, 2010

The wind project on Tamarack Ridge in Highland County is slowly moving forward. The Highland Planning Commission sent an update for the August Highland Board of Supervisors meeting.

Slatyfork Residents Oppose Proposed Tower On Sharps Knob

August 4, 2010

West Virginia wants to tear down a 170 foot tower on Sharps Knob in Pocahontas County and replace it with a 240 foot tower. Two residents of area told the Pocahontas County Commission that it’s unnecessary and will ruin the viewshed.

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