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2010 Pocahontas County Teacher Of The Year Not Told She’d Won The Honor

September 15, 2009

Pamela McCurdy,a teacher at Hillsboro Elementary School, is upset that she missed the state banquet honoring teachers who’ve been selected for this recognition. Her husband says she feels let down by the Pocahontas County Board of Education and School Superintendent Dr. Patrick Law

Highland School Board Could Face Further Cuts

September 14, 2009

The board should know by October if additional cuts are needed. If so, they could affect staffing or programs

Marlinton Town Recorder Wants Ordinances Available Online

September 14, 2009

Town Recorder Robin Mutscheller says the town ordinance files need to be organized and reviewed to make sure they’re up to state code standards. Then they can be uploaded and available to anyone online.

Pocahontas Relay For Life – Decades Of Dedication

September 14, 2009

World-wide, this years marks the 25th anniversary of Relay for Life memorial walks and fundraising. This is the 6th year for the annual walk in Pocahontas County

Bath County Begins Work On New Tourism Plan

September 14, 2009

Bath Supervisors lay out the first steps of planning development for the new tourism plan at their September meeting

Hillsboro Water And Sewer Rates Could Rise If Town Applies For Federal Stimulus Money

September 14, 2009

The town could use the funds for needed repairs and maintenance of current water and sewer facilities. However, to get the money could mean a more than $10.00 water rate hike for town residents

Monterey Town Council Weighs In On Rezoning Request

September 14, 2009

Kevin Thornsbury wins support for his rezoning request from the council, and the Highland Medical Center prepares for expansion

Bath County Stream Monitoring Class Trains Residents To Monitor River Health

September 14, 2009

The Cowpasture River Preservation Association is training county residents how to monitor the health of the river and it’s aquatic denizens

Judge Denies Request For Reduced Sentence In Wade Sex Abuse Case

September 14, 2009

Eleventh Circuit Judge Joseph Pomponio denies a request for a reduced sentence for former Pocahontas County school teacher Glen Wade, convicted in June 2008 of two counts of sexual abuse by a person in a position of trust.

Bath Supervisors Say No Money Available For An Old Bridge Or A New Bus

September 9, 2009

Bath Supervisors look for money for Mountain Grove bridge and look for ideas to keep an old bus running

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