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The Pocahontas County Grow This! Throwdown team had a lot to celebrate last Thursday when it was awarded second place in the Throwdown competition.
Garretson pleads guilty – Pocahontas Times
11 hours ago · A jury trial was held November 18 and 19 in the Pocahontas County Circuit Court in the case the State vs Tony Garretson, 53, of Marlinton. The presiding judge was the Honorable Chief Judge Robert E. Richardson. The State was represented by Special Prosecuting Attorney John G. Ours. Garretson was ...
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Commission votes to purchase lot next to courthouse
11 hours ago · Tim Walker AMR Reporter. Anticipating newly elected County Com- missioner Thane Ryder replacing current Commissioner Walt Hel-mick on January 1, 2025, two of the three commissioners voted, at the November 19 Pocahontas County Commission Meeting, to purchase the lot next to the courthouse for $85,000.
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Created by Rowan Gillespie, the Famine Memorial in Dublin, Ireland, titled Famine, displays six life-sized figures grimly dressed, clutching their children...
BOE receives update on attendance records – Pocahontas Times
Nov 20, 2024 · At the November 12 Pocahontas County Board of Education meeting, superintendent Lynne Bostic shared good news about student and staff attendance for the first nine weeks of the 2024-2025 school year. “I wanted to say that we really need to celebrate the students and staff that have a hundred ...