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March 4, 2022
Pike County Judge-Executive Ray Jones took time during the Pike Fiscal Court’s Feb. 24 special meeting to once again explain how the Pike County senior citizens program operates and who
March 4, 2022
The Mountain Water District (MWD) board of commissioners met Feb. 24 in regular session and heard from several engineers and received updates on several ongoing projects.
February 5, 2022
The Mountain Water District (MWD) board of commissioners met in regular session January 27.
January 21, 2022
An update on the new location of the Pikeville Senior Citizens Center was provided during a special Pike County Fiscal Court meeting Jan. 11.
January 18, 2022
Construction on the newest leg of the Estatoe Trail is expected to start soon in Brevard.
October 27, 2021
These places are both highly visible landmarks and lesser-known significant places. “These properties seem very different from each other,” said Nicholas Mitchell, chair of the N.H. Preservation Alliance board of directors, “but every one of these landmarks is an icon of life in New Hampshire at different times in our history,” he said.
October 13, 2021
CATLETTSBURG Essential workers and volunteer first-responders in Boyd County will receive a bonus using American Rescue Plan Act funds this year and next year.
June 11, 2021
Once again, Pike County Judge-Executive Ray Jones is cleaning up a mess. Jones inherited a disaster and everywhere he turns, it seems like another debacle is discovered. Fortunately, he has
June 5, 2021
By D. Lars Dolder, Chatham News + Record Staff It’s not often businesses host ribbon-cutting ceremonies for their lavatories, but last Wednesday’s Bath House reveal at The Plant on Lorax Lane matched the site’s commitment to “quirkiness.” The new Bath House isn’t what it might sound like — it’s not a meeting place for public bathing, […]
April 20, 2021
Its not just the amount of snow this month thats proven such a danger to roofs during this months storms, experts say. Its the fierce winds that have piled it in drifts on roofs, along with the density of this particular snow — and the fact that it still hasnt had a chance to begin to melt. "The snow has drifted in incredible amounts," explained structural engineer Tony Coviello, the principal at Summit Engineering in Portsmouth. Those drifts can make it tough for homeowners to see how much ...