Posts Tagged ‘POCAHONTAS’
The Beginning of Produce on the Move
Dawn Baldwin-Barrett, co-founder of Pocahontas County’s new CSA, Produce on The Move, talks about how the project started
Read MoreClass Size Matters
Parents and teachers from Green Bank Elementary-Middle School continued to respond to the Board’s recent decision to abolish two teaching positions at the school
Read MorePocahontas BOE votes to move fifth graders to elementary schools
Parents and educators spoke up and the board listened and the 5th grade class at Marlinton Middle school will be moving back to Marlinton Elementary.
Read MoreInterview with new Pocahontas prosecutor
Hear an interview with new Pocahontas County prosecutor Eugene Simmons.
Read MoreInterview with new Pocahontas County magistrates
Pocahontas County has two new magistrates: Cynthia Broce Kelly and Carrie Wilfong, both PCHS graduates of the class of 1994.
Read MorePSD board member alleges Snowshoe cover-up
Pocahontas Public Service District board member David Litsey says information on potential Snowshoe liabilities “disappeared off the face of the Earth.”
Read MorePocahontas County Magistrate Court Report
Here is the Pocahontas County Magistrate Court report for the period January 14-28. The report did not air last Monday, due to a national holiday.
Read MorePocahontas BOE holds forum on fifth grade changes
At a public forum Wednesday evening at Marlinton Middle School, the Pocahontas Board of Education presented information and heard comments on a proposal to move fifth graders from the middle school to Marlinton and Hillsboro elementary schools.
Read MorePocahontas prosecutor alleges budget shortfall
During Tuesday’s Pocahontas County Commission meeting, Prosecuting Attorney Eugene Simmons accused former prosecutor Donna Price of spending more than she was allowed by law.
Read MorePocahontas Commission allocates funds, makes appointments
The commission allocated hotel/motel tax proceeds and agreed on board assignments for the coming year.
Read MorePocahontas BOE discusses moving fifth grade to elementary school
Pocahontas County Schools Superintendent C.C. Lester created controversy when he asked the Board of Education to consider moving fifth graders from Marlinton Middle School to Marlinton Elementary School.
Read MorePocahontas County Magistrate Court report
Charges are not made public until an initial appearance date is set. All those accused of crimes are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
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