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All CategoriesSheriff’s ReportBath County • Jan. 29 — Major Richard D. Chestnut and Virginia State Police assisted with a funeral procession. • Jan. 29 — Chestnut conducted a traffic stop... Read more...
EngagementMONTEREY — Darren and Sandy Massey proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Candace Massey, to Tyler Lightner, son of Herb and Teresa Lightner. Massey is a 2008... Read more...Kindergarten registration slatedBATH COUNTY — The Bath County Public Schools will hold group counseling and registration sessions on Friday, March 2 for students who will enter kindergarten for the 2012-13... Read more...Master Naturalist program offered at DouthatMILLBORO — Have you ever wanted to know more about the animals, plants or geology of the Alleghany Highlands? If so, the Virginia Master Naturalist training program was... Read more...Firefighters foundation scholarship available at DSLCCCLIFTON FORGE — The Dabney S. Lancaster Community College Educational Foundation announces the availability of the Virginia Firefighters Foundation Scholarship. The... Read more...Rams struggle against TygartsBy Freddie Goff • Staff Writer MILL CREEK, W.Va. — With Highland looking to get another win, the Rams hit the road... Read more...River runs away from HighlandBy Freddie Goff • Staff Writer BUCHANAN — The Highland girls’ basketball team fell to the James River... Read more...HIGHLAND MIXED LEAGUEJan. 25 2012Great Balls of Fire (38-22) — Sue Dudley, J.R.read more Read more...Bulldogs get easy win over RamsBy Freddie Goff • Staff Writer MILL CREEK W.Va. — The Highland girls basketball lost 66-20 at Tygarts Valley... Read more...
JV Chargers finish strongHOT SPRINGS — The Bath County JV boys’ basketball team finished its season strong last Thursday night, defeating the Craig County Rockets, 44-38. The Chargers pulled... Read more...Ram MS teams battle MarlintonMARLINTON, W. Va. — The Highland middle school basketball teams traveled to Marlinton Saturday to face the Copperheads. The girls took a 46-28 win while the boys were... Read more...
Chargers slam rockets on Senior NightBy Joseph Haney • Staff Writer HOT SPRINGS — It’s the kind of game you want on Senior Night. Read more...Bath girls take 3rd in PDBy Joseph Haney • Staff Writer NEW CASTLE — The Bath County girls’ basketball team finished its regular... Read more...Chargers too much for BluesBy Joseph Haney • Staff Writer BUENA VISTA — Bath County took an early lead against the Parry McCluer Blues last... Read more...Sports schedule for Pioneer District finalsBathTuesday, Jan. 14Boys’ basketball vs. Craig in PioneerDistrict quarterfinals, location TBDGirls’ basketball vs.read Read more...Knights handle RamsBy Freddie Goff • Staff Writer BUCHANAN — The James River Knights beat Highland Friday night in a Pioneer District... Read more...
Longwood faculty member publishes book on ancient culturesFARMVILLE — Dr. Walter Witschey, professor of anthropology and science education at Longwood University, has studied the ancient cultures of Middle America for more than 30... Read more...
BirthCOVINGTON — Dan and Cheryl Milton of Covington announce the birth of their son, Benjamin Lucas Milton. Benjamin was born Dec. 13, 2011 at Carilion Roanoke Memorial Hospital.... Read more...On the agendaMonday, Feb. 13, 6:30 p.m. Bath County High School • Joint work session with Bath County School Board — Presentation on developing school board budget.read Read more...‘Super Saturday’ financial aid workshop set at DSLCCCLIFTON FORGE — Several departments at Dabney S. Lancaster Community College have teamed up to offer “Super Saturday” on the DSLCC Clifton Forge campus on... Read more...Tree seedlings selling fastRICHMOND — Each year, the Virginia Department of Forestry grows and sells more than 24 million tree seedlings. And every year, many of the more than 40 species sell out... Read more...Farmers gather in Richmond to meet with legislatorsMONTEREY — Agricultural producers from Highland County were among about 150 farmers from across Virginia who met with their respective General Assembly representatives Jan.... Read more...Library NotesBy Tomi Herold * Highland County Public Library • I’d like to tell you more about our latest in adult... Read more...Deer group member clarifies points on herdsEditor, The Recorder, I truly appreciate the efforts of our local reporters as they cover our deer management discussions in Bath and Highland. You are playing an important role... Read more...Highland land divisions ‘hideous,’ ‘dysfunctional’Editor, The Recorder, Now that the Virginia Supreme Court has handed down a decision that has everyone’s attention on roads in Highland County, I thought this is a great... Read more...Benefit set in Blue GrassBLUE GRASS — Kelly Sweet, 38, of Blue Grass, was seriously injured while logging. A tree limb hit him in the head and he had to be flown to U.Va. He suffered trauma to his... Read more...Manganese Operation StartedEditor’s note: The following article was gleaned from the July 24, 1958 edition of The Recorder. Joseph C. Pritchard was editor and publisher. read more Read more...50 years ago• Four members of the Highland County Band distinguished themselves at the District V All-State Band tryouts held Waynesboro Feb. 2-3-4. Director Walter Pitsenbarger, who... Read more...25 years ago• A Bath County home belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Peery was destroyed by a fire last Tuesday afternoon. The Hot Springs Fire Department and Rescue Squad were called to... Read more...
Highland Center shows new videoMONTEREY — Lloyd Bird, board chair of the Highland Center board, presented the “world premiere” of “The Highland Center: Where Creative Ideas Become... Read more...Bath board hears enrollment projectionsBy Mike Bollinger • Staff Writer HOT SPRINGS — While there was an unexpected increase this year, enrollment in... Read more...Rising fuel prices biting school budgetBy Mike Bollinger • Staff Writer HOT SPRINGS — The rising cost of diesel fuel and gasoline is hitting the Bath... Read more...In Brief ...• At its meeting Tuesday night at Bath County High School, the Bath school board voted to add a second public comment period after theread more Read more...We need more ‘Rules’ like this oneIt’s not every day we can say local government gets a generous dose of good news. But that’s exactly what happened not long ago, when Highland County Administrator... Read more...
Where is Chris Cauley?By Margo Oxendine So, we all watched. In fact, we invested three hours Sunday and Monday on watching “The Read more...
GiselaH. WisemanHOT SPRINGS — Gisela H. Wiseman, 78, of 5512 Sam Snead Highway, Hot Springs, died Monday, Feb. 6, 2012 at her residence, surrounded by her loved ones. She was born in... Read more...Mary S. ‘Sue’ CappsCHESAPEAKE — Mary S. “ Sue” Capps, 69, passed away in her sleep on Feb. 2, 2012. She was born Mary S. Wooddell on May 9, 1942 in Highland County. She was retired... Read more... |
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