COVID-19, Budget Are on Town’s Agenda
COVID-19 was the first topic at the March 17 Moorefield Town Council meeting. “Right now, we’re operating as normal,” Moorefield...
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County Planner Melissa Scott Moves On, Leaves the County in Far Better Place
By Lon AndersonMoorefield Examiner “Land use planning is just hard—it’s especially hard for the volunteers who serve on the Planning...
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Civil War Trail Markers Expand in Hardy County
Civil War Trails, Inc. has teamed up with the Hardy County Convention & Visitors Bureau and the South Fork General...
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Local Restaurants Adapt To Governor’s Carry-Out-Only Declaration
Ed Note: If we have not included your restaurant, we apologize. E-mail or call information to us. If your restaurant...
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Coronavirus Pandemic Forces Changes to Local Events and Activities
• Hardy County Schools are closed through Friday, March 27. Meals are available for pickup at all schools from 11...
Read moreDetailsMeals to be Provided to County Students Starting March 19.
Attention Hardy County Students and Parents Beginning Thursday, March 19, meals will be delivered to all students of Hardy County...
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County Planner Tells Planning Commissioners She’s Resigned
By Lon Anderson Moorefield Examiner The March meeting of the Hardy County Planning Commission started off normally enough with a...
Read moreDetailsMoorefield South Levee Certification Moves Forward, North Levee Needs Work
The Moorefield Town Council covered a wide range of topics at their meeting on March 3. Moorefield’s South Levee certification...
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Cupid Finds Love
The Moorefield Police Department responded to a call on Feb. 14 regarding an orange cat with a head injury near...
Read moreDetailsRepairs, Renovations, Requests for Reimbursement Rule During Moorefield Council
Linda Hatfield approached the Moorefield Town Council at their meeting on Feb. 18 to request assistance with medical and travel...
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