• PRINT EDITIONS
  • | CONTACT
  • | TEL: 540.962.2121 | E: hello@virginianreview.com
Friday, September 29, 2023
  • Login
  • Register
SUBSCRIBE
The Virginian Review
Advertisement
  • HOME
  • NEWS
    • All
    • Business and Tech
    • Crime
    • Local News
    • National News
    • State News
    (l-r): Tom McCraw, mayor; Steve Bickley, vice mayor and chairman of the Planning Commission; Delores Hinkle, President of the Goshen Rescue Squad, and Gerald Sampson, local business owner (P.E. Marshall photo) 

    The 611 Conducts Test Sightseeing Excursion in Goshen

    State Fair offers enriching experiences for animals and animal lovers

    Letter to the Editor

    Letter to the editor- Government Shutdown

    TAP President Announces Upcoming Retirement

    Dollar General Generates Food Insecurity Awareness During Hunger Action Month

    Fall Cruise In at Wright Way Motors

    Covington City Manager Allen Dressler (right) seated next to his Attorney, Jim Guynn, during his brief trial at Alleghany County Courthouse on the morning of Thursday, September 28th. Dressler was accused of assault and battery against Shelby Kimberlin during a July 4th incident at the Jackson River Sports Complex. (Jennifer Bailey Photo) 

    Covington City Manager Allen Dressler Faces Judge in Assault and Battery Case

    New Survey Provides Insight into How Virginians Volunteer and Participate in Their Communities

    STARBURST Study Could Transform Cancer Care

    Trending Tags

      • LOCAL NEWS
      • STATE NEWS
      • NATIONAL NEWS
      • Business and Tech
      • CRIME
    • COMMUNITY
    • Obituaries
    • GOVERNMENT
      • All
      • City
      • County
      • State

      Sixth District Perspectives with Congressman Ben Cline: Holding Big Government Accountable to Congress

      Ann Gardner, Commonwealth’s Attorney for Alleghany County, and the City of Covington (Photo courtesy Ann Gardner) 

      Ann Gardner, Commonwealth’s Attorney seeks re-election on on November 7, 2023

      U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner

      Warner & Kaine statement on shutdown impact on Virginia small businesses

      Covington City Council to hold regular meeting on October 3

      City of Covington offices to be closed in observance of Columbus Day and for computer udgrades

      Alleghany County announces office closures on October 9 for Columbus Day

      Virginia Voting Information: No Excuse – Early In-Person Voting for Nov 7, 2023 General Election

      Photo courtesy Kyle Matthew Moore 

      Kyle Matthew Moore, 53, Campaigns for Sheriff of Alleghany County, City of Covington, Clifton Forge and Iron Gate

      U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) 

      Sen. Warner Raises the Alarm about the Devastating Impacts of a Shutdown

      Trending Tags

        • City
        • County
        • State
      • Sports
        • All
        • College Sports
        • High School Sports
        • Local Sports

        Alleghany Highlands YMCA Dolphins swim team prepare for 2023-24 season

        (L to R) Haley Harmon, Macyn Cash, Faith Barron, Neveah Wills, Taylor Jenkins, Joowon Chung, Kiera Lowman, and Meredith Minter. (Photo Courtesy of Karen Cash) 

        AHS Cougars Cross-Country Teams Make Strides in Alleghany XC Invitational

        Back-to-back district wins for Chargers

        Bath earns straight set district win over East Mont

        The JV Volleyball Team huddles during a time-out midway through the game against Glenvar. (Jennifer Bailey Photo)

        JV, Varsity Cougars Volleyball Teams Defeat Glenvar

        The Chargers gather in the end zone (Photo: Renee Cardwell)

        Chargers crush Celtics for fifth straight win

        The Varsity kick-off team lined up last week during their victorious game against the Spartans, just after the sun went down. (Jordan Bailey Photo)

        Cougars Winning Streak Comes to a Crushing End Following Loss Against Bobcats

        A beautiful sky rests behind the scoreboard, appropriately culminating the victory of the Junior Varsity Cougars following their match-up against Radford. The JV Cougars were sitting at a solid lead at halftime at 24-0, then completed the blow by the end of the game, resulting in a 32-6 victory! Their next game will be away on Monday, September 25th at 6:00 p.m. against the Greenbrier East Spartans. The JV Cougars now sit at a solid undefeated streak of 4-0. (Jennifer Bailey Photo)

        JV Cougars Defeat Radford, Secure Undefeated Streak

        Wyatt Campbell picked up his second Bath Co. Virginian Review football player of the week in week 4.

        Bath Co. Virginian Review Football Player of the Week, Week 4: Wyatt Campbell

        Trending Tags

          • Local Sports
          • High School Sports
          • College Sports
        • Lifestyle & Culture
        No Result
        View All Result
        • HOME
        • NEWS
          • All
          • Business and Tech
          • Crime
          • Local News
          • National News
          • State News
          (l-r): Tom McCraw, mayor; Steve Bickley, vice mayor and chairman of the Planning Commission; Delores Hinkle, President of the Goshen Rescue Squad, and Gerald Sampson, local business owner (P.E. Marshall photo) 

          The 611 Conducts Test Sightseeing Excursion in Goshen

          State Fair offers enriching experiences for animals and animal lovers

          Letter to the Editor

          Letter to the editor- Government Shutdown

          TAP President Announces Upcoming Retirement

          Dollar General Generates Food Insecurity Awareness During Hunger Action Month

          Fall Cruise In at Wright Way Motors

          Covington City Manager Allen Dressler (right) seated next to his Attorney, Jim Guynn, during his brief trial at Alleghany County Courthouse on the morning of Thursday, September 28th. Dressler was accused of assault and battery against Shelby Kimberlin during a July 4th incident at the Jackson River Sports Complex. (Jennifer Bailey Photo) 

          Covington City Manager Allen Dressler Faces Judge in Assault and Battery Case

          New Survey Provides Insight into How Virginians Volunteer and Participate in Their Communities

          STARBURST Study Could Transform Cancer Care

          Trending Tags

            • LOCAL NEWS
            • STATE NEWS
            • NATIONAL NEWS
            • Business and Tech
            • CRIME
          • COMMUNITY
          • Obituaries
          • GOVERNMENT
            • All
            • City
            • County
            • State

            Sixth District Perspectives with Congressman Ben Cline: Holding Big Government Accountable to Congress

            Ann Gardner, Commonwealth’s Attorney for Alleghany County, and the City of Covington (Photo courtesy Ann Gardner) 

            Ann Gardner, Commonwealth’s Attorney seeks re-election on on November 7, 2023

            U.S. Senator Mark R. Warner

            Warner & Kaine statement on shutdown impact on Virginia small businesses

            Covington City Council to hold regular meeting on October 3

            City of Covington offices to be closed in observance of Columbus Day and for computer udgrades

            Alleghany County announces office closures on October 9 for Columbus Day

            Virginia Voting Information: No Excuse – Early In-Person Voting for Nov 7, 2023 General Election

            Photo courtesy Kyle Matthew Moore 

            Kyle Matthew Moore, 53, Campaigns for Sheriff of Alleghany County, City of Covington, Clifton Forge and Iron Gate

            U.S. Sen. Mark R. Warner (D-VA) 

            Sen. Warner Raises the Alarm about the Devastating Impacts of a Shutdown

            Trending Tags

              • City
              • County
              • State
            • Sports
              • All
              • College Sports
              • High School Sports
              • Local Sports

              Alleghany Highlands YMCA Dolphins swim team prepare for 2023-24 season

              (L to R) Haley Harmon, Macyn Cash, Faith Barron, Neveah Wills, Taylor Jenkins, Joowon Chung, Kiera Lowman, and Meredith Minter. (Photo Courtesy of Karen Cash) 

              AHS Cougars Cross-Country Teams Make Strides in Alleghany XC Invitational

              Back-to-back district wins for Chargers

              Bath earns straight set district win over East Mont

              The JV Volleyball Team huddles during a time-out midway through the game against Glenvar. (Jennifer Bailey Photo)

              JV, Varsity Cougars Volleyball Teams Defeat Glenvar

              The Chargers gather in the end zone (Photo: Renee Cardwell)

              Chargers crush Celtics for fifth straight win

              The Varsity kick-off team lined up last week during their victorious game against the Spartans, just after the sun went down. (Jordan Bailey Photo)

              Cougars Winning Streak Comes to a Crushing End Following Loss Against Bobcats

              A beautiful sky rests behind the scoreboard, appropriately culminating the victory of the Junior Varsity Cougars following their match-up against Radford. The JV Cougars were sitting at a solid lead at halftime at 24-0, then completed the blow by the end of the game, resulting in a 32-6 victory! Their next game will be away on Monday, September 25th at 6:00 p.m. against the Greenbrier East Spartans. The JV Cougars now sit at a solid undefeated streak of 4-0. (Jennifer Bailey Photo)

              JV Cougars Defeat Radford, Secure Undefeated Streak

              Wyatt Campbell picked up his second Bath Co. Virginian Review football player of the week in week 4.

              Bath Co. Virginian Review Football Player of the Week, Week 4: Wyatt Campbell

              Trending Tags

                • Local Sports
                • High School Sports
                • College Sports
              • Lifestyle & Culture
              No Result
              View All Result
              The Virginian Review
              No Result
              View All Result

              Sixth District Perspectives with Congressman Ben Cline: Holding Big Government Accountable to Congress

              September 29, 2023

              Dave Says – What’s Fair to Everyone Concerned?

              September 29, 2023
              (l-r): Tom McCraw, mayor; Steve Bickley, vice mayor and chairman of the Planning Commission; Delores Hinkle, President of the Goshen Rescue Squad, and Gerald Sampson, local business owner (P.E. Marshall photo) 

              The 611 Conducts Test Sightseeing Excursion in Goshen

              September 29, 2023

              Alleghany Highlands YMCA Dolphins swim team prepare for 2023-24 season

              September 29, 2023
              A community effort was involved in providing the Alleghany High School Band with a trailer to haul equipment and uniforms to football games and other events. From left: AHS Band Director Adam Eggleston, Karma Tucker, president of the AHPS Band Boosters; and Christie Persinger, treasurer of the Band Boosters. (AHPS Photo)

              Band Trailer Reflects Community Spirit behind AHPS

              September 29, 2023

              Tags

              Alleghany County Bath County Business Cat Clifton Clifton Forge Community County Covington Dear Abby Death District Echoes of the Past Family Featured Forge Game Hand Health Home Individual Information Law Life Meeting Nation Night Office OK Parent Past People Rent Report Road School Street Student Team Time Tree VA Virginia War West
              QR Code

              Alleghany Highlands School Board to conduct regular meeting June 12

              Virginian Review StaffbyVirginian Review Staff
              in Local News
              June 9, 2023
              Reading Time: 3 mins read
              0
              8
              SHARES
              56
              VIEWS
              Share on FacebookShare on TwitterEMAIL

              The Alleghany Highlands School Board shall conduct its regular meeting at 6:00 p.m. June 12, 2023, at the Central Office Complex in Low Moor, Virginia.

              SCHOOL BOARD MEETING AGENDA

              ITEM# ORDER OF BUSINESS / TOPIC

              Call to Order / Moment of Silence / Pledge of Allegiance

              Roll Call

              Community Participation

              23-311 Public Comment

              23-312 School board member and superintendent comments

              23-313  Consent Agenda (action)

              Minutes of May 8, Regular Meeting

              Review of bills

              Consider approval of girls’ basketball to Lynchburg, VA 06/23/2023 – 06/25/2023

              Consider approval of band/choir to Cullowhee, NC 07/09/2023 – 07/13/2023

              23-314  Informational Items

              Cafeteria Report

              Capital improvement and operational maintenance update

              Budget Report

              Division operational updates and board development materials

              Attendance zone transfer and redistricting follow up

              Virginia Literacy Act Update

              Designation of Division Safety Official

              Social Media Update

              Student Attendance

              History of Special Education Milestones

              Suicide Prevention Update

              Possible Grants Update

              Administrative Reports and Recommendations

              23-315  Calendar information:

              – June 19 – Holiday

                            – July 4 – Holiday

                            – July 6 – Reorganizational meeting

                            – July 13 – VSBA Conference on Education

                            – July 17 – Regular meeting (pending calendar approval)

              23-316  ESEA Consolidated Application 2023-2024 (action)

              23-317  Local Plan for the Education of the Gifted (action)

              23-318  Title III, Part A Grant application (action)

              23-319  Consider Approval of State Technology Funding Resolution, Series XXIII (action)

              23-320  Consider approval of Security Camera Upgrade/Expansion (action)

              23-321  Second Review of Proposed 2023-2024 Meeting and Activities Calendar (information)

              23-322  Consider Approval of Title V (action)

              23-323  Consider YMCA Lease Approval

              Policy Revisions

              23-324  Review of IZ-R (information)

              23-325  Consider approval of IIBEA/GAB Acceptable Use policy (action)

              23-326  Consider approval of BBFA (action)

              23-327  Consider approval of GCL, GCE, JFC, JGD/JGE, JFCF (action)

              23-328  Consider approval of GCQAB (action)

              23-329  Consider approval of KBA-E and KBA-R (action)

              23-330  Consider approval of Section A updates (action)

              23-331  Consider approval of Section B updates (action)

              23-332  Consider approval of Section C updates (action)

              23-333  Consider approval of Section D updates (action)

              23-334  Consider approval of Section E updates (action)

              23-335  Consider approval of Section G updates (action)

              23-336  Consider approval of Section I updates (action)

              23-337  Consider approval of Section J updates (action)

              23-338  Consider approval of Section K updates (action)

              23-339  Consider approval of Section L updates (action)

              Other Business

              23-340 Addition to the agenda

              Closed Session

              23-341 Code of Virginia:

              • 2-3711. A.1 – Personnel Matters / Actual and potential appointments, assignments, resignations, terminations, salaries, and including superintendent position.
              • 2-3711. A.2 – Student Matters / Discussion and consideration of disciplinary matters.
              • 2-3711. A.7 – Legal Matters / Discussion briefings by staff members pertaining to actual or probable litigation.
              • 2-3711. A.19 – Discussion of school safety reports.
              • 2-1-254 E.2. – Release from Compulsory Attendance pupil case #23-91 and pupil case #23-95
              • 2-1-254. B.1 – Compulsory Attendance / Religious exemption waiver for pupil case #23-96

              Pupil Personnel

              23-342  Disposition of pupil case #23-91

              23-343  Disposition of pupil case #23-95

              23-344  Disposition of pupil case #23-96

              Personnel

              23-345  Personnel agenda (action)

              Adjournment

              Virginian Review Staff

              Virginian Review Staff

              Tags: AlleghanyMeetingSchool

              Related Posts

              Letter to the Editor
              Local News

              Letter to the editor- Government Shutdown

              September 29, 2023
              Covington City Manager Allen Dressler (right) seated next to his Attorney, Jim Guynn, during his brief trial at Alleghany County Courthouse on the morning of Thursday, September 28th. Dressler was accused of assault and battery against Shelby Kimberlin during a July 4th incident at the Jackson River Sports Complex. (Jennifer Bailey Photo) 
              Local News

              Covington City Manager Allen Dressler Faces Judge in Assault and Battery Case

              September 28, 2023
              Local News

              Covington resident named to James Madison University dean’s list

              September 21, 2023
              Lia Fisher-Janosz, the librarian at Sharon Elementary School, is creatively using heroes to help students develop reading, writing, thinking, and interpersonal skills. (AHPS Photo)
              Local News

              Heroes Spark Learning that’s Uniquely Alleghany Highlands

              September 21, 2023
              Load More
              Next Post
              Twilight Tree - linocut, paint, stitching by Jill Jensen (Photo courtesy AHACC)

              Natural Visions Exhibit at AHACC features work by Jill Jensen

              The Virginian Review

              Serving Covington, Clifton Forge, Alleghany County and Bath County Since 1914.

              Information

              • Privacy Policy
              • Terms & Conditions
              • Careers
              • Contact Us

              © 2022 The Virginian Review | All Rights Reserved. | Powered by Ecent Corporation

              No Result
              View All Result
              • Login
              • __________________
              • Home
              • Editions
              • News
              • Community
              • Obituaries
              • Sports
              • Government
              • Lifestyle & Culture
              • __________________
              • Contact Us
              • Careers
              • Subscribe
              • Terms & Conditions
              • Privacy Policy

              © 2022 The Virginian Review | All Rights Reserved. | Powered by Ecent Corporation

              Welcome Back!

              Login to your account below

              Forgotten Password? Sign Up

              Create New Account!

              Fill the forms bellow to register

              All fields are required. Log In

              Retrieve your password

              Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

              Log In

              Subscribe For Full Access

              Flipbooks are available to paid subscribers only. Subscribe now or log in for access.