Two Virginias Media
Two Virginias Media manages the day-to-day operations of Highlands Media Group based in Covington, VA, and Radio Greenbrier based in Ronceverte, WV.
Two Virginias Media specializes in offering products such as terrestrial AM and FM Radio, Digital
Streaming Radio, Social Media, and Digital Advertising Solutions.
Two Virginias Media is owned by Todd P. Robinson, Inc Greensboro, NC.
Gregory A. Howard is General Manager of Group Operations and is based out of Covington, VA. Howard manages the day-to-day operations at both Highlands Media Group and Radio Greenbrier and supervises 20 full-time and part-time employees.
Joyce Tucker is the Business Manager and oversees accounts payable, payroll and finances.
Highlands Media Group is open Monday thru Friday from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m. Closed Saturday and Sunday.
m.facebook.com/statefairofwv/photos/a.119585001418658/5449374125106359/?type=3&sfnsn=moRegrettably, the Cody Johnson concert scheduled during the State Fair of West Virginia on Thursday, August 11, in Lewisburg, WV, is unable to go on as originally planned due to illness. We understand the inconvenience this causes with travel, plans and with purchased tickets, and we apologize for this unforeseen circumstance. We very much appreciate your understanding and patience, and we will make every attempt to get back to this market to make up the date as soon as possible. Thank you for your continued support. – Cody Johnson Management
Refunds from ticket sales at the State Fair of West Virginia will be issued to the original form of payment. If purchased by credit card, refunds will be automatically credited back to your account. Please do not call the State Fair Office. Cash and check refunds will be processed within 7-10 business days after the fair. The State Fair of West Virginia is not responsible for tickets bought or sold from third-party vendors. Refunds will only be issued to tickets purchased from ETIX and the State Fair of West Virginia.
State Fair Officials are working to find a replacement act. Please watch our social channels for more information or announcements.
Highlands Schools Compile Back-to-School Supply Lists
LOW MOOR — With the start of the upcoming school year fast approaching, it’s time for students and parents to start collecting school supplies.
Alleghany Highlands Public Schools has compiled a list of preferred supplies students will need heading into the 2022-2023 school year. The school year begins on Wednesday, Aug. 17, 2022.
Schools included on the list are: Covington High School, Clifton Middle School, Jeter-Watson Intermediate School, Edgemont Primary School, Callaghan Elementary, Mountain View Elementary School, and Sharon Elementary School. Alleghany High School does not compile a supply list.
For convenience, the list can be viewed on the school division website: www.ahps.k12.va.us under “District Headlines.” The list is accessible on computers, smartphones, and other hand-held electronic devices. Students and parents can view the list from the palm of their hand while shopping for school supplies.
As a reminder, parents and students can save money on school supplies during Virginia’s three-day sales tax holiday Aug. 5-7, 2022. During the sales tax holiday, qualifying school supplies can be purchased without paying Virginia sales tax. School supplies must cost $20 or less per item to qualify, but there are no items on the AHPS list that typically cost in excess of $20 individually.
Any family having difficulty locating or purchasing suggested school supplies should contact their student’s school for assistance.
In Clifton Forge, Livy’s Closet at 507 E. Ridgeway St. is serving as a drop-off location for donations of school supplies. A decorative box has been placed in the business as a drop-off point.
“People can bring them down here and drop them off, and we will make sure they get to the schools,” said Jenny Oletjen, the owner of Livy’s Closet.
The Alleghany County Public Schools Division was created on July 1, 2022, through the merger of Alleghany County Public Schools, Covington City Public Schools, and Jackson River Technical Center. The school division is jointly funded by Alleghany County and Covington, and it serves approximately 2,700 students.
“We are excited to have the whole community serviced by one school division this year, and we appreciate everyone’s support in getting us ready for the opening of schools,” said Lisa Boothe, a reading specialist at Callaghan Elementary School.
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