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Four young biologists came to Highland County to do a survey of Golden-winged Warblers. In the process, they gained an appreciation for the hospitality of the locals and for the beauty of the Allegheny Highlands.
Movies, a great raffle and many new books to inspire and delight the senses – you find it all at the Highland County Library in July.
An international program that places volunteers on organic farms is starting to bring people from across the world to a farm in Pocahontas County. A young couple from Germany and Denmark were the first volunteers to visit Zendik Arts Farm in Pocahontas County through the Word Wide Opportunities on Organic Farms program.
There are still a few details to work out between the Pocahontas County SPCA and the Pocahontas Sheriffs’ to finalize the guidelines for animal control in the county.
Whether you’re a serious student of the Holy Bible, or just need some computer time, the Highland Library can help you out.
It’s important to be prepared for times of emergency, such as severe storms, widespread power outages or an incident at home, but it can be especially challenging for those who need help in day to day living.
Pocahontas resident and Sierra Club member Beth Little updates the Pocahontas County Commissioners on the status of Marcellus Shale gas drilling in West Virginia.
Warm Springs District Ranger Patrick Sheridan has this report on the reopening of the Bolar Mountain campground and upcoming timber sales from the James River Ranger District and the Warm Springs Ranger District.
The WV Dept of Environmental Protection is proposing to update rules and regulations regarding water quality. But critics of the proposed changes say they may not keep up with the fast changing industrial activity in the state.
Millboro resident MaryAnn “Maggie” Anderson accepts the position effective August 16th, 2010.