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Magistrate Court - November 5, 2009
According to Magistrate Court records, the following individuals were either arrested or had activity in their cases.
Political movement has dark origins
This is the second installment of a series examining views of white supremacy. The first article,"The art of inhumane hypocrisy," ran Sept.
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Jane Price Sharp - just keeps going'
There are three things that bind Jane Price Sharp to this community - her family, her church and The Pocahontas Times.
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Commission approves farmland easements
County commissioners approved eight properties, mostly in southern Pocahontas County, for farmland protection easements Tuesday.
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Author takes library patrons on literary trip through state and time
Author Belinda Anderson took Hillsboro Library patrons on a journey Saturday evening - a journey through the state and through time as she and others read West Virginia authors' works from the 1800s, 1900s and today.
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State BOE food policy buckles down on sweets
Board of education members were informed at Monday's meeting about a strict policy from the West Virginia Board of Education concerning fundraisers involving food.
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The Pocahontas County Grand Jury indicted 16 individuals on 46 charges when it convened Tuesday, according to Prosecuting Attorney Donna Meadows-Price. In a media release, Meadows-Price said that those individuals, 12 men and four women, were indicted on 40 felony charges and one misdemeanor.
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The Pocahontas County Grand Jury indicted 16 individuals on 46 charges when it convened Tuesday, according to Prosecuting Attorney Donna Meadows-Price. In a media release, Meadows-Price said that those individuals, 12 men and four women, were indicted on 40 felony charges and one misdemeanor.
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Nettlefest organizers promise good time with no burning sensation
Most people don't think very highly of stinging nettles. The plants like to grow thick near fishing holes and give an unpleasant, but brief burning sensation, much like a bad sunburn, when you brush up against them.
Parrish's cult, Nazi obsession filled home
The apartment of the man accused of killing his infant son and girlfriend last week was filled with Nazi memorabilia, an arsenal of weapons and evidence of a strange religious cult.
Vuraunch to portray Pearl S. Buck in Lewisburg
Storyteller and actress Karen Vuranch will bring Pearl S. Buck to life in a living history performance on July 27 at 6 p.m. on the campus of New River Community and Technical College, 101 Church St., Lewisburg.
Three days of music to rock Little .....
The Little Levels Heritage Fair is acclaimed as one of the outstanding events in the Potomac Highlands region and this - the 12th year of heritage celebration - looks to be no different.
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Two Green Bank students expelled for narcotic possession
Two elementary students at Green Bank Elementary-Middle School were expelled for possession of narcotics on school grounds Monday night.
Writers pay tribute to Pearl S. Buck
Some of West Virginia's most well-known writers are expected to gather in Hillsboro June 25-27 to celebrate the life of Pearl S. Buck and offer workshops on writing.
Alleged D.C. Gunman Tied to WV Group
James von Brunn is a "close associate" of the late William Pierce, founder of The National Alliance.
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Pet owners must be responsible, animal control officer says
Assailed with complaints from county residents about her job performance, Pocahontas Countya s Animal Control Officer told county commissioners Tuesday that some responsibilities belong to pet owners.
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Marlinton Elementary School teachers filled the seats of the board of education conference room Monday night to give support to Principal Ron Hall and Faculty Senate Chair Jamey Weber as they presented the board with a request for a Reading/Math Interventionist and a full-time guidance counselor.
Center lets inmates nurture children
Wednesday is class day. Everyone is awake and gathered in the lobby of the Greenbrier Birthing Center, where two toddler boys are running around, squealing and attempting to get into whatever they can - piles of boxes and closed classroom doors.
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First nurses graduate from NRCTC county program
Faculty and graduates of the New River Community and Technical College School of Practical Nursing pose following pinning ceremonies for the first Pocahontas County cohort on Saturday, April 18.