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As March brings warmer weather, the West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) shifts into high gear for its highway maintenance program. In addition to its annual core maintenance plan designed to extend the life of the Mountain State’s approximately 37,000 miles of roads (patching, ditching, canopy clearing, mowing, and keeping brush at bay), a big Read More…
PHPSD water rates HAVE NOT changed. We are trying very hard to keep our rates where they are. We understand that Grantsville is struggling financially and feels that they need to raise rates to be able to continue to treat and provide the water we sell to our customers. If and when that increase goes Read More…
It’s not puzzling to know that prices across the board have increased. Bidenomics let us know that every time we fill up at the pump or go to the grocery store. The question is, why is it happening and is it necessary? Have the costs of production risen to price point of what the customer Read More…
Richard “Bones” Eugene Radcliff, 54, of Grantsville, WV went to be with the Lord on the evening of March 8th, 2024 at his residence. Richard is the beloved son of Edna Radcliff, Father of three daughters whom he loved with all his heart, Rhiana Radcliff, Jade Radcliff and Grace Farmer. He was brother to his Read More…
Scroll left or right to see all images The Calhoun County School Board met on Monday evening, March 11. The meeting opened with the recognition of Middle and High School Wrestlers who were given certificates for their accomplishments in the 2024 season. Those given awards were: Under Delegations, Kevin Hartshorn, a parent of Pleasant Hill Read More…
Although the tragedy of the Calhoun County School’s bus accident continues to be foremost in the hearts and minds of it’s citizens and the constant prayers for the victims, the incident gave rise to the opportunity to recognize the strength and heroism of two of the students on bus # 5. Governor Jim Justice along Read More…
Spencer Farmers Market will have a pop-up market on this Wednesday, March 13, 2024 from 11 AM- 2 PM at the Bowman Street Parking Plaza in Spencer, WV. If you have any questions about joining the market, please contact Ray Dietz or Lisa Allgeyer or call the WVU Extension Office at 304-927-0975!
The Calhoun County Commission held their monthly regular meeting with all three Commissioners Present on march 11th, 2023 at 9 a.m. Opening with delegations, Businessman and County Commission Candidate Eric Lupardus asked if the County Commission could hold their regular meetings at varying locations in the county to make it easier for citizens to attend. Read More…
I do not like Joe Biden. I never have. I never will. I have no respect for him. I think he is an arrogant lying, bullying buffoon. The office he stole – President of The United States of America – yes, I have respect for the office. But that does not mean I have to Read More…
