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Master gardner and author Janet Lembke comes to the Bath County Library to read from her most recent book, “Because The Cat Purrs: How We Relate to Other Species and Why It Matters
David Snead, Special Counsel to the President at Davis & Elkins College, says the program would allow Pocahontas County students to attend the college for same tuition cost they would pay at WVU – a substantial savings over normal tuition costs at the private liberal arts college.
This highly talented group brings their bluegrass sound to Lewisburg, Friday, September 18th at 7:30pm. Call 304-645-7917 or visit www.carnegiehallwv.org for ticket information.
Caves in the George Washington and Jefferson National Forests will be closed in an attempt to halt the spread of White Nose Syndrome, a deadly disease affecting several species of bats, including the federally endangered Indiana Bat
Lisa Thompson with North Central Community Action works to help match workers with employers
Two of the three Highland County Supervisors vote to approve a zoning change for land in Monterey from residential to business. The change was made at the request of businessman Kevin Thornsbury, who hopes to bring economic development to the town.
H1N1 or Swine Flu vaccine should be available in mid October, according to the Pocahontas County Health Department. The county Board of Education is already making plans to vaccinate students.
Federal stimulus funding may help the Pocahontas County Convention and Visitors Bureau get in to a new home in the not-too-distant future. Pocahontas County Commissioner Reta Griffith says the CVB is interested in applying for a share of the $832,000 in bonds available under the federal ARRA act.
On September 19th, the Friends of the Hillsboro Library are hosting a Literary Tour of WV Writers and their stories. The featured guest speaker for the evening is Monroe county native and author Belinda Anderson.