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Three Historic Districts: Preservation Bath's 2026 Annual Lecture - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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Three Historic Districts: Preservation Bath’s 2026 Annual Lecture By Danny Cardwell · Allegheny Mountain Radio Preservation Bath will hold its 2026 Annual Lecture and Awards on Sunday, October 11, at 4 p.m., at the Holstein Barn at the Old Dairy in Warm Springs. This year’s lecture — “Traces on Spaces: Examining Our Historic Districts’ Hidden Stories” — will be given by architectural historians Debra McClane and Laura Purvis, who have done the research, surveys, and nominations for Bath County’s
A Long Ride North: Sheriff Raises Money to Get the Chargers to Pine Grove, WV - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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By Danny Cardwell | Allegheny Mountain Radio The Bath County Chargers are 3-1, and their next game wasn’t supposed to happen. On Friday, October 2, Bath County travels to Valley High School in Pine Grove, West Virginia, a town of about 360 people in Wetzel County, better than four hours north of here. October 2 was a bye week. For both teams. Then Hancock Middle-Senior High School over in Western Maryland announced in late August that it didn’t have enough players to field a team this fall, and
Botanical Illustrator Sharon Gross Brings "Circle of Life" to Bath County - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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Botanical Illustrator Sharon Gross Brings “Circle of Life” to Bath County By Danny Cardwell · Allegheny Mountain Radio Earlier this month I had a chance to sit down with the Virginia poet Terry Rae Hall, a resident at the Red House Residency in Bath County. This week the artist who followed her stopped by the studio — Sharon Gross, a botanical illustrator and Master Gardener from Skippack, Pennsylvania. Sharon has been a Master Gardener for twenty years. About seven years ago, she started taking
A Master Class in Place: John T. Reddick Returns to Allegheny Mountain Radio - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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A Master Class in Place: John T. Reddick Returns to Allegheny Mountain Radio By Danny Cardwell · Allegheny Mountain Radio The last time architect, preservationist, and Harlem historian John T. Reddick sat down with me was April of 2024. He was in town to deliver the keynote at the Preservation Bath Lecture and Awards, a talk he called “The Pools and Their African American Legacy.” I was in the room that afternoon at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Hot Springs. I couldn’t quite tell if I was liste
Award-Winning Poet Terry Rae Hall Finds Space to Write in Bath County - Allegheny Mountain Radio (opens the original)
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For years, AMR listeners knew Amanda McGuire as the WCHG news reporter here at Allegheny Mountain Radio. Since leaving the station, McGuire has remained connected to the arts in Bath County as the founder of the Red House Residency at Sycamore Bend Farm in Millboro. The residency gives women artists and writers two weeks away from the demands of everyday life to concentrate on their work, while also giving something back through workshops, readings and other public programs. This month, that art
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