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1984

 The article is from the Pocahontas Times, dated July 28, 1984. It covers a variety of local news stories, including the dedication of the Sydenstricker House at the Pearl Buck Birthplace, the 18th Annual Pioneer Days festival, and the opening of a new Deli section at Foodland.

Here are some of the other news stories that are mentioned in the article:

  • Science Camp held
  • Rhonda Pritt is Miss Pocahontas 1984
  • Cass Railroad begins trips to Durbin
  • Grants received for wood fired boiler project at PCHS
  • Phillip R. Bailey killed in motorcycle accident near Hillsboro
  • Coleman Brothers open sporting goods store near Green Bank
  • Austin Healey Club of America held Conclave at Snowshoe
  • Dr. W. Jeffrey Davis new physician for Hillsboro Clinic
  • Stony Bottom Post Office closed

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