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Archives: The Highlands Voice
  • Recent maps released by the West Virginia Division of Highways in April 2023 of its Revised Original Preferred Alternative (ROPA) from Parsons-to-Davis.

    Posted by Olivia Miller on April 12, 2024

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  • EPA, DEP Not Doing Their Jobs?

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    The Sierra Club, West Virginia Highlands Conservancy, and West Virginia Rivers Coalition sue over Lower Guyandotte watershed oversight By Mike Tony, Charleston Gazette-Mail


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  • Mine Reclamation Fund Board Gets Environmental Rep After Participation Concern

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By Mike Tony, Charleston Gazette-Mail An advisory council established to ensure the stability of a state fund key to the reclamation of abandoned mine…


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  • Toxic water draining into Indian Creek

    Coal Companies Point Fingers as Local Resident Contend With Flood and Home Damage

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By Dan Radmacher, Appalachian Voices There are strange things happening near Wolf Pen, West Virginia, about seven miles north of Welch.


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  • Multiflora Rose: An Invasive Species, A Cautionary Tale, and A Good (?) Idea Gone Bad

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By John McFerrin It seemed like a good idea at the time. Hybrid roses needed a sturdy root stock to graft desirable varieties onto….


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  • Trees

    Why A Walk in the Woods Is the Best Medicine

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By Olivia Miller Winter is officially behind us, and brighter, warmer days on the trails lie ahead.  It has never been…


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  • Kids snorkel in the river

    Friends of the Cheat Finds Success With Their Immersive Snorkel Club Program

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    Friends of the Cheat (FOC) is a local nonprofit watershed group dedicated to the restoration, preservation, and promotion of the Cheat River watershed. The FOC Snorkel…


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  • Heritage Trees in the Upper Cheat River Project Area

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By John Coleman There are now two state listed champion trees within the Forest Service’s proposed logging in the Upper Cheat River area. We…


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  • The West Virginia Capitol building

    The Do-Nothing 2024 West Virginia Legislature

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By Luanne McGovern The 87th West Virginia legislature went out with a whimper on March 9, 2024. After introducing over 2,500 bills, a mere…


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  • Thoughts From Our President – April 2024

    Posted by danrad on April 8, 2024

    By Marilyn Shoenfeld As always, we think spring is coming to the Highlands, and then there is a blizzard warning for the first week…


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