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Smyth County, located in the Great Valley of Western Virginia, was established in 1832 and named after General Alexander Smyth. The county features three towns—Marion, Chilhowie, and Saltville—and is renowned for its natural attractions, including the popular Hungry Mother State Park and the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area. The Board of Supervisors oversees the county's budget, tax rates, and administrative operations, fostering a strong sense of community and family among residents. With its picturesque landscapes and welcoming environment, Smyth County continues to attract both visitors and potential new residents seeking opportunities in a vibrant setting. Generated from the website

Mount Rogers Health District, located in Marion, VA, offers a comprehensive range of public health services to the community. Led by Health Director Meagan Helmick, the district provides disease prevention, emergency preparedness, environmental health services, and vital records. With a dedicated team including Nurse Managers, Epidemiologists, and Nursing Supervisors, Mount Rogers Health District focuses on promoting population health and well-being through programs such as Every Woman's Life, Family Planning, and Community Health Assessments. Their commitment to public health and safety is evident in their comprehensive harm reduction initiatives and COVID-19 vaccine distribution efforts.Generated from the website

The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries works to manage wildlife and inland fish to maintain optimum populations of all species and provide opportunities for residents to enjoy wildlife, boating and other related outdoor recreation. It supports various educational outreach programs and materials that foster awareness and appreciation for fish and wildlife resources, their habitats and recreational opportunities. The department administers a fish and wildlife commission that is comprised of over five members who are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate. The Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries also administers Project WILD, which is a national program that assists learners in the development of awareness, knowledge, skills and constructive action for wildlife and environment.