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Watershed flood control dams, which have been operational for nearly 70 years, continue to play a critical role in protecting lives and property from flooding. This article highlights their historical significance and ongoing importance in local flood management, particularly in regions heavily impacted by deforestation and other environmental changes.
Sawyer Apple, Leah Bennett, and Tegan Johnson have been recognized as the Students of the Month for October at Pendleton County Middle/High School. This accolade highlights their academic achievements and contributions to the school community, reflecting the institution's commitment to fostering student excellence.
North Fork Elementary School has released the honor rolls and attendance records for the first nine-week grading period, recognizing students' academic achievements. The article highlights notable students from various grades, including those who made the A Honor Roll. This recognition fosters a sense of community pride and encourages academic excellence among students.
The Monster Trout Contest is set to return alongside the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources' fall trout stockings, as announced by Governor Jim Justice. This event, scheduled for the weeks of October 21 and October 28, will involve the stocking of 35,000 pounds of trout, creating excitement for local anglers.
The West Virginia Department of Arts, Culture and History, alongside First Lady Cathy Justice, invites residents to create hand-crafted wreath-themed ornaments for the 2024 Artistree exhibition. This initiative aims to showcase local artistry at the West Virginia Culture Center during the upcoming holiday season, marking the event's 13th year.
Burgoyne's resignation as the golf coach highlights significant concerns regarding the pressures faced by public school coaches. In a recent statement, he urged for reduced burdens on these educators, emphasizing the need for support amidst rising expectations. The article sheds light on the impact of these pressures within the local educational community.
Members of the Franklin High School Class of 1959 gathered on October 12 for their 65th reunion at the Wood Grill in Harrisonburg, Virginia, reuniting 20 graduates and 18 guests. The event allowed classmates to reminisce about their shared history and celebrate their enduring friendships.
Warner’s Drive-In board members have received significant community support for their upcoming expansion plans, which include the addition of a music and live theater stage. Set to commence next spring, this initiative aims to enhance the facility’s unique motion picture experience while hosting various artistic events.
Dr. Metlapalli Sravanthi has joined the Davis Medical Center Cancer Care Center in Elkins, bringing specialized expertise in oncology and hematology. Her focus will include treating leukemia, Myelodysplastic Syndromes, lymphoma, and solid tumor cancers, enhancing the center's capabilities in comprehensive cancer care.
Dr. Laura Nulph of Pendleton Community Care has been honored with the Outstanding Provider of the Year Award by the West Virginia Primary Care Association, recognizing her dedication to health care in Pendleton County. This award highlights the clinic's significant impact, having served the community for over four decades.