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A proposal to establish a center for higher education in Pocahontas gets a favorable rating, albeit from a limited number of survey takers in the county.
The West Virginia Farm Bureau’s Mobile Agriculture Education Science Lab paid a visit to Green Bank Elementary school last week. During the lab’s visit students at Green Bank had the chance to perform lab experiments and learn about the variety of products made from West Virginia-grown commodities.
It’s back to business for the returning Mayor and council members.
Pocahontas County High School Sophomore Erica Rebinski will attend a three week immersion in her chosen arts discipline.
Evangelical Christians across the country will walk and pray for the world’s climate
Highland county resident Clay Hamilton has local family roots that go back hundreds of years. His interest in Highland, Bath and Augusta county history has made him a frequent visitor to area county courthouses. Seveveral years ago he noticed a bundle of rolled up papers in a cubbyhole behind a file cabinet of the Highland County Courthouse record room.
Fresh from earning his degree in Criminal Justice, Teen Court Coordinator Thomas Peterson is eager to bring the program to Pocahontas.
Public Service Commission Staff in Charleston have recommended that repairs to the Durbin area water system move forward.
The Pocahontas County Public Service District is preparing for negotiations with the DEP next month concerning its progress on a wastewater treatment solution for the Snowshoe area. And a new legal challenge may be on the horizon.
Rick Webb, a senior scientist in the Department of Environmental Sciences at the Unviersity of Virginia speaks with Keith Carson about the hundreds of volunteers fanning out across the mountain counties of western Virginia to collect water samples from headwater streams.