NEW CASTLE — Covington Middle School snapped a two-match losing streak here Monday night, beating Craig County, 25-17, 25-21. Eva Arritt served seven points for CMS, while Alyssa Shifflett and Journee ...

COVINGTON — Joyce Ann Helton, firstborn child to the late Rev. James Nathan Morgan Jr. and Annie Mae Scott Morgan, was born in Covington on June 3, 1947. Joyce reunited with her creator on Sept. 9, ...

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Bath County • Sept. 14 — Deputy J. Bryan IV responded to a business on Main Street in Hot Springs for a man sleeping in the doorway. • Sept. 14 — Deputy T. Plecker transported Peter Syverud from ...

A free medical equipment loan program is available for those needing walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, disposable underwear, etc. Call 540-468-2546 or 540-474-5201 for more information. Category ...

• It is Highland County Fair week — the last days before children go back to school! • I hope you attended the horse show this year; new classes were added and there were lots of new riders. It was a ...

ALLEGHENY HIGHLANDS — Since we began covering Alleghany County as a newspaper of record, quite a few readers have inquired about The Recorder’s usage of Allegheny vs. Alleghany. There is a difference, ...

• I love when people are talking about The Recorder, and since the Fall Guide came out a few weeks ago, people have been asking about the title “Wander.” Some were asking if it was a typo, thinking it ...

Landon Arritt hits his tee shot on No. 17. HOT SPRINGS — Tee time: A new season and a new district. The Alleghany Cougars opened the 2025-26 high school sports season the past two Mondays with ...

The Cougars celebrate with the A.B.K. Trophy after knocking off Greenbrier East Friday night in the annual Battle of the Border. (Recorder photo by Gavin Dressler) High School Football: Alleghany 36, ...

Rayna Williams, a 1986 graduate of Bath County High School, was Billy Wagner’s catcher at Ferrum College. Rayna is pictured with his son, Brady, after a 2018 football game at Lebanon Valley College.