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West Fork Town Hall Meeting gives Hope for Water Extension

Above map shows projected extension locations for water service. The Mt. Zion Public Service District hosted a town hall meeting at the Upper West Fork Park on Saturday, April 27th, 2024 to allow the pubic to weigh in on the possibility of an extension of the water line from the current ending location of Chloe Read More…

News

Minnie Hamilton’s LTC gets a Special Prom Night Visit

by Rebecca Swisher Let me begin by saying this was all student led and driven. The idea, originally coming from Ashlyn Boak, a junior at CCHS and a Health Occupations student at CGCC. Her colleagues were quickly on board and put their plan into motion. These ladies finished the required clinical hours on LTC at Read More…

Health News News

West Virginia Department of Health Monitoring for Transmission of Measles

The West Virginia Department of Health (DH) is closely monitoring for transmission of measles following the state’s first documented case since 2009. After confirming the first positive case on Monday, state health leaders have learned of 152 additional people who were potentially exposed, 128 West Virginia residents from 30 counties and 24 out-of-state contacts from four Read More…

Government News

Grantsville Rate Increase Requested Delayed Once More because of Missing Information

In a report received yesterday from the PSC, sent to all parties concerned with the recent appeal against the Town of Grantsville’s rate increase request, the WV Public Service Commission stated that the current hold on consideration was continued until May 1, 2024. This was done to allow the Town of Grantsville to make any Read More…

Crimes/Punishment News

Justin Bordas Arrested on Felony Charge of Manufacturing a Controlled Substance

On April 25th, 2024, Deputy C.R. Stephens, assisted by other officers, executed a search warrant at the Justin Bordas residence. During the search, the officers located three plants believed to be, based upon training and experience, marijuana. Two of the plants were in a hydroponic device in the lone bathroom of the residence. The third Read More…

Op-Ed

Infrastructure and Industry: Calhoun’s Chicken and Egg Conundrum

On Friday the 19th, the Calhoun County Republicans hosted a fantastic Meet the Candidates event at the Arnoldsburg park. It was a wonderful evening where the many candidates had a chance to address the public and field questions, easy and difficult alike.  There was one recurring point, and point of disagreement, that I wanted to Read More…