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In January, the Pocahontas County Commission voted to write a letter opposing the expansion of the quarry in Linwood. But at Tuesdays meeting, the reception for the owners of the quarry at Millpoint was much friendlier.
D. Bradley Drawbaugh, Director of the Highland Medical Center, is on indefinite leave pending outcome of the charges of fraud brought by Commonwealth Special Prosecutor Chris Singleton. Originally scheduled to appear in a Highland County court, it’s not clear when, if ever, he will appear to answer to the charges.
Come as you are or dressed as a famous couple with your sweetie or spouse. The proceeds benefit their mission projects both local and international
A committee from the Pocahontas Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees recommends allowing Amedisys to acquire the Home Health Care dept, which has been a drain on the hospitals budget.
As expected, there was a flurry of activity in the Pocahontas County Clerks’ office as the clock clicked down the hours to the January 30th midnight filing deadline.
Phyllis Whetzel of Monterey is helping to keep an American tradition alive in the Allegheny Highlands. And she’s willing to share her quilting secrets with you.
Rising from the ashes of the fire that claimed its home in Bacova last November, the Bath Wellness center is once again ready to open its doors to those seeking good health.
Commonwealth resources are being activated in anticipation of the next big storm system expected to hit Virginia this weekend.
As the deadline to file approaches, more candidates are signing up to run for local office.
The Bath Board of Supervisors has already approved the Tourism Plan created by the Virginia Tech Office of Economic Development. Now they’re eager to get started on the first recommendation – hiring a new tourism director.