With more than $990,000 in Federal Stimulus dollars coming off the books for Fiscal Year 2012-2013, officials in the Carroll County Public School System knew previously they faced an uphill climb.
Within five minutes of its first meeting Jan. 3, the new Carroll County Board of Supervisors probably had more disagreements than the previous board did in its entire four years.
The Carroll County Public School System hopes lessons learned at Fancy Gap Elementary can provide a blueprint for stamping out bullying in all of its facilities.
On November 8, Carroll County voters will have the opportunity to lay the foundation for the county's future over the next four years with 10 candidates vying for a seat on the county's Board of Supervisors.
With construction now taking place on the $8 million Fancy Gap water and sewer projects, one area contractor is concerned with the budgeting process used by the Carroll County Public Service Authority and what he says is a low amount of contingencies for the projects.
Carroll County Board of Supervisors and School Board members from the Laurel Fork, Pipers Gap and Fancy Gap District came up on the short end of the stick in a staggered terms drawing held Nov.