IN THIS EDITION:

 • 10 Years of Restoration on the Warm Springs Bathhouses

 • DSLCC Business Students Find Success, Despite Challenges

 • Bath County features Southern Gem, Douthat State Park

 • Bath County Storm Damage Updates

 • County of Alleghany formed January 5, 1822 Celebration planned for September

 • The Clifton Forge Main Street Stars & Stripes 2 day celebration will take place on July 3rd and 4th

 • AHS 4th 9 weeks honor roll

 • Alleghany Highlands Community Services prepares to celebrate 40 years of service

 • Granbery Memorial United Methodist Church welcomes Pastor Early July 3rd

 • Delegate Austin's update on Virginia's budget

 • Warner, Slotkin, and colleagues urge action on misleading search results about abortion clinics

 • During National Gun Violence Awareness Month, VHHA Highlights Hospital Efforts to Address Community Violence

 • Echoes Of the Past 6-22-22

 • Bath County School Board Close-Out Meeting June 30, 2022

 • Carnegie Hall Calendar of Events for mid-June 2022

 • All Paws Aboard! Tips for Safe Boating with Your Pet

 • Jacks Split Doubleheader With Cardinals

 • Hot Springs Society Page,  Alleghany Morning Star, 1938

 • Ribbon Cutting Celebration for the new Clifton Forge Pickleball Courts

 • I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change Plays at Greenbrier Valley Theatre

 • Carnegie Hall's 2022 Ivy Terrace Concert series continues with The River Drivers

 • Bath County Board of Supervisors Scheduled Meetings

 • Linda Salyers Alfier, 75

 • Rural Communities Must Tell Their Business Story to the World

 • San Francisco subway train shooting kills 1, wounds another

 • Afghanistan quake kills 1,000 people, deadliest in decades

 • Update on 6-18-22 Botetourt County Fatal Crash

 • Charity Hale Appointed Assistant Principal at AHS

 • National observance highlights dairy's importance

 • RCAHD health update for 06.21.22

 • Forest Service Announces Wood Products Grants

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