Tuck wins with 56 percent in district contest
Tuck received 2 040 votes, 56 percent, replacing Curry Martin who did not seek reelection. O’Connor had 27 percent (972 votes) and Sylvester 17 percent (599 votes). In District 4 Hill defeated Isaah Knight, 60 to 40 percent, with 2 697 votes to 1 301.
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Tuck
O'Connor
Sylvester
Curry Martin
District 4
Hill
Gary Hostatler
Isaah Knight
Knight
Centertown Bedford Christmas events kickoff December season
The Centertown Bedford holiday calendar begins December with a tree lighting at Centertown Park on December 1 at 6 30 p m featuring LeeAnne Ashley Studio of Dance and performances. Santa Land opens December 1 inside Merak Artworks at 1118 Bridge St with Santa there December 8 15 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m and carriage rides starting at the Bedford Farmer's Market locations.
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Centertown Bedford
Centertown Park
LeeAnne Ashley
Dance
Santa Land
Merak: Artworks
Bridge St
Bedford Farmer's
Lake Christian Ministries marks 25 years of service
Lake Christian Ministries celebrated its 25th anniversary with a luncheon on Thursday. The ministry began on September 9 1992 at the old Rucker House in Moneta with four churches and has grown to include fourteen partner churches. David English credits Stan Carey as the catalyst for the umbrella effort.
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Bedford
Amtrak
Beddford
Bedford County School Board to rough in bathrooms at baseball field
Two weeks after Liberty Middle School and LHS gym projects finish, the Bedford County School Board will advertise for contractors to rough in rest rooms at the new baseball field. The board voted unanimously to proceed after months of discussion. District 6 member Susan Kirby moved to rough in the facility once current construction ends to enable booster club fundraising for completion.
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Liberty Middle School
LHS
Bedford County School Board
District 6
Susan Kirby
Booster Club
Familiar faces form bluegrass group Hard Lane in Goode
David Jones, a tall Goode Post Office clerk, fronts Hard Lane with Steve Nolan and Terry Mills. The group, rooted in southwestern county and inspired by old mountain tunes, performs bluegrass reflecting hard times and childhood memories, while Jones also tends to mail duties.
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Goode Post Office
David Jones
David
Steve Nolan
Terry Mills
Hard Lane
Goode
Hard Times Lane
Darry
Don Remo
Red Smiley
Boards plan for CIP
Local officials outline capital improvement project priorities for the upcoming fiscal year. The plan emphasizes infrastructure upgrades, school facility renovations, and roadway enhancements across multiple districts. Community groups await funding breakdowns and timeline details from the council meeting.
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Stro Ifelge
Daley Ans Youth
LCM
Gayle Turner
Bess
Jon Barnnart