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Marlinton Town Council voted to leave the town police department vacant and continue its current contract with the West Virginia State Police.
Jamie and Erin Will recently lost their home on Jack Mountain to fire. Now local volunteer fire departments are coming to their aid with a fundraiser to help get them back on their feet
Pocahontas County resident Beth Little wants WV lawmakers to keep a close eye on the environmental impacts of Marcellus shale drilling on the state.
Following the resignation of Richard Workman from the Hillsboro Mayor’s office, town council appointed Recorder Ann Marie Walker to the seat.
Bath Supervisors also receive a capital improvement plan request of more than $900,000 in a very tight budget year.
It’s not a question of “if” but “how much” flooding there may be in the Allegheny Highlands this weekend
A 1-percent meals tax will go into effect in Bath County July 1. Bath Supervisors unanimously passed an ordinance for a county food and beverage tax, which they
previously considered setting at 4 percent.
The Board will soon receive two checks totaling almost $608,000.00 from the WV State Auditor.
Go back to school if you want to experience the Highland County Maple Festival. The two gyms house the greatest number of selected artists and craftsmen at one spot at the festival displaying and selling their work. It’s a shoppers dream come true.
An argument between brothers at a home on Brownsburg hill escalated, resulting in the death of one brother and the arrest of the other.