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The Humane Society of the United States offers some tips to keep your pets safe and happy while you’re enjoying the “rocket’s red glare and bombs bursting in air”.
Jacob Moffet McNeel, Jr. is about to be inducted into the West Virginia Agriculture Hall of Fame. Drew Tanner caught up with Moffet McNeel at the Little Levels Heritage Fest in Hillsboro.
Local entrepreneur Phyllis Whetzel opens a new business in Monterey offering gently used items for sale. Half of the sale proceeds will benefit the Valley Prgram for Aging Services. VPAS provides services to those 60 and older to help maintain a good quality of life.
A survey finds a surprising number of the much sought after birds making their home in Highland and Bath Counties.
The Little Levels Writers Workshop authors and participants gather for a little social time before the workshop begins.
All School Board members were in support of the new field, but were divided on the related drainage proposal. The Athletic Boosters will now ask the Board of Supervisors for the $50,000 for the project.
County Commissioner Reta Griffith will step down at the end of the year after serving Pocahontas County for 12 years. But her new job will still keep her close to home.
School Board members talk about a possible solution for water runoff at the high school that could also create a new softball field in the process.
Families on limited incomes will now have an additional tool for putting fresh fruits and vegetables on the family table.
The structure, originally an early pioneer cabin, had a long and colorful history prior to its relocation to Hillsboro.