Pendleton County News

“A few have voiced their opinion that they'll be glad when the day's over with”

Tuesday is the big day in West Virginia. Voters are turning out to cast their ballot for the Democratic presidential nominee. via WHSV

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“One of the changes this year is that if a person is registered non-partisan, no party, they can request a Democrat or Republican ballot. Before they were only able to request a Republican ballot, and not Democrat, so that has changed, ”

The Pendleton County Clerk said that they had more than 400 early voters, so they're expecting a large turnout today as well. via WHSV-TV Harrisonburg

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Brendan Miller pitched five strong innings and Dylan Simmons knocked in four runs as Tucker County cruised past Trinity 13-1 Monday night in Class A sectional tournament action. via The Inter-Mountain

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Officials with the Division of Natural Resources are back-peddling on reports that dead bats suspected of carrying a deadly disease in other states were found in a Pendleton County cave. via The Times West Virginian

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“Unfortunately, no one knows the cause of white-nose syndrome, so the lab can't test for it, but they are going to examine the bats further”

Two bats from a Pendleton County cave now being examined by a wildlife disease laboratory in Wisconsin were bearing a small amount of what appeared to be a white fungus, but did not appear to be exhibiting ... via Charleston Gazette

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With warm sunny days - ' and still others filled with showers - ' it seems that nature is springing back to life in the Mountain State. via The Inter-Mountain

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The Division of Natural Resources is trying to determine if a disease that has killed thousands of hibernating bats has found its way to West Virginia. via WTAP-TV Parkersburg

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The discovery of dead bats in a Pendleton County cave has state wildlife officials wondering if a disease already responsible for the deaths of tens of thousands of hibernating bats in other states has migrated ... via Charleston Daily Mail

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“Overseas, we are set up to build in eight countries”

A widow and her two children have moved into a "green" home constructed in less than a week as part of a Habitat for Humanity "blitz build." In the same week, volunteers also refurbished a trailer as part of ... via The Daily News-Record

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“West Virginians have a unique appreciation for our state's beauty and majesty”

The U.S. House of Representatives passed The Wild Monongahela Act: A National Legacy for West Virginia's Special Places on Tuesday that will protect 37,771 acres in the Monongahela National Forest by ... via The Inter-Mountain

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