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Martin County Water still losing nearly half its water amid tight cash, rising bills
BY ROGER SMITH MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — The Martin County Water District lost 48.92% of the water it produced in March, an improvement from roughly 70% a year ago but still leaving nearly half the system’s water unaccounted for due to leaks and line breaks. Alliance Water Resources presented the figures during the Aug. 28
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When the creek runs orange, trust runs dry
When a creek turns the color of “tomato soup,” something is wrong and everyone knows it. In Delbarton and Ragland, West Virginia, residents did what responsible citizens do. They looked, they asked, they documented. And when answers did not come quickly enough, they began testing the water themselves. That alone should trouble us. No community
OPINION
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Sweet moments
Cindy, a resident at Martin County Health Care Facility, helps prepare for National Nursing Home Week by stuffing a Candyland-themed piñata. Staff says she is a valued part of the community and a great asset to the activities department. “Thank you, Cindy, for all your help in making us the best.” (Submitted photo)
Mountain Living
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Martin County Middle School softball routs Fort Gay 17-2
BY BRITTNI MCCOY MOUNTAIN CITIZEN INEZ — Martin County Middle School softball offense erupted in the second inning en route to a 17-2 win over the Fort Gay Vikings, April 21 in Inez. The Lady Cardinals set the tone early. They took a 3-0 lead in the first inning as Zoe Sammons, Harper Runyon and
Sports
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Olympian Jim Gruenwald leads Martin County wrestling clinic
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Bobcats rally for 10 runs in top of seventh to outlast Lady Cards
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Martin County tennis teams drop narrow decisions to Pike County
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Cardinals baseball drops five straight despite flashes at plate
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Cal Ripken action in Inez
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