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The Lions Club will host the Christmas Joy event on Saturday, December 7th at the Fireman’s lot beginning at 4:00...
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Community Bulletin Board COVID Bivalent BoosterPfizer COVID Bivalent Booster will be available at the Hardy County Health Department starting Friday...
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Hardy County Historical Society Museum was visited by Hardy County Veterans Saturday, November 9, 2024. Many had not been to... Read more
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Obituaries – Moorefield Examiner
Debra Dawn Raines Ray, 71, passed June 19, 2024 at St. Mary’s Medical Center with her husband Justin L. Ray... Read more
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Nov 5, 2024 · Patricia Ann Turley Gapp, age 85 of Fisher, WV, passed away Sunday afternoon, October 27, 2024, in Frederick County, VA... Read more
Early voting begins – Moorefield Examiner
Oct 22, 2024 · In-person early voting begins Wed., Oct. 23 at the Hardy County Courthouse, located at. 204 Washington Street. Registered voters wishing to vote early will have 10 days to do so, including two
Yellow Jackets thump East Hardy in Junior Hardy Bowl
Nov 13, 2024 · Moorefield Middle School crushed to a 24-nil halftime lead en route to crushing the Cougars 54-20 behind a strong rushing attack to claim the Junior Hardy Bowl title last Wednesday in Baker. There will be a rematch in Moorefield for the Potomac Valley League Championship tonight. “It goes back to ...
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As Corridor H Opens Opportunities, the Hardy County Rural …
Oct 29, 2024 · Mallie Combs, executive director of the Hardy County Rural Development Authority, remembered the first years after the opening of Corridor H to public use. “You didn’t see any traffic,” she stated, adding that “some people predicted it would never have the traffic that it has now.” A Fox ...