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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) - The JV Football team remains unbeaten in district play at 6-0 following a hard-fought 8-7 win over Wilson Memorial on Monday night at Casey Field. 

Alleghany JV Edges Wilson Memorial, Stays Unbeaten in District

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Alleghany Highlands Public Schools Closed Tuesday October 27, 2026

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USPS Warns Dog Owners: Attacks On Mail Carriers Can Lead To Suspended Delivery

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Alleghany Junior Levi Harman tackles a Riverheads player on Friday night. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR Sports 

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The No. 11 Hokies earn the win, the women’s team falls to No. 21 Duke 147-98. Photo VT Athletics 

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LOW MOOR, Va. (VR) – The Alleghany Highlands School Board recognized AHPS educators and service personnel of the year on March 17. The employees received honors from the Alleghany Highlands Chamber of Commerce and Tourism during its annual dinner meeting at the Greenbrier Resort on March 15. Educators and service personnel from each school were recognized. First row, from left: Vicki Hayslett, Sharon Elementary educator of the year; Katie Gibson, Sharon Elementary service personnel of the year; Sandy Moss, Mountain View Elementary educator of the year; and Kerry Claeys, Callaghan Elementary educator of the year. Second row: Nicole Eggleston, Alleghany High School service personnel of the year; Teresa Calvert, Alleghany Highlands Public Schools and Jeter-Watson Elementary service personnel of the year; and Tina Fields, AHPS and Covington Middle School educator of the year. Third row: Tammie Hoke-Looney, Jeter-Watson Elementary educator of the year; Johnell Cantrell, Jackson River Technical Center educator of the year; Missy Reid, AHS educator of the year; Randall “Toby” Allen, CMS service personnel of the year; Amy Fridley, Mountain View Elementary service personnel of the year; and Todd Fry, Callaghan Elementary service personnel of the year. “These folks are examples of the great staff we have at Alleghany Highlands Public Schools,” said Fred Vaughan, director of human resources and pupil personnel. (AHPS Photo)
 

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