Music treats in store this week in Bluefield
Bluefield residents can enjoy two concerts this week. Camerata Virtuosi New York performs at 7 30 p m today in the First Presbyterian Church with The Mendelssohn Salon. On Thursday the Swingle Singers sing at Bluefield High School at 7 30 p m.
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West Virginia Daily 3 and Virginia Lotteries Draw Results
Daily 3 numbers 9 9 3 and Daily 4 0 0 4 1, Virginia Pick 3 8 4 6 and Pick 4 0 0 4 1. Lottery results show recent draws with sequence details for quick reference.
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Newspaper subscription and delivery contact hours
The notice provides subscription and delivery help with a seven day circulation department. It lists hours 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 6 a.m. to noon on weekends, morning redelivery until noon in a limited area, and a customer service phone number 304-327-2800.
Bluefield cleans up with free debris removal boost
Bluefield residents can have items normally charged for trash pickup removed at no cost during Project Clean Sweep 5. The four week campaign runs through May 14 in zone one, north side and part of the west end. Hazardous materials, large debris, tires over 16 inches, dirt and rocks are not eligible. Brush and yard waste must be separated.
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Southern W V a hopes rise for more federal stimulus funds
U S Rep Nick Rahall D West Virginia hosts a federal stimulus funding workshop at Concord University to aid county and regional officials in securing development dollars. The session, simulcast to eight southern locations, emphasized transparency and a new Transportation projects funding pool.
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Princeton man on trial for murder of toddler in Charleston
The jury selection dominated the opening day of Ronald Holcomb's first degree murder trial in Charleston. Holcomb, 36, faces charges in the death of his 5-year-old daughter Brooklyn Holcomb, who died from injuries authorities attribute to him. Kanawha County jurors were narrowed to 12 with two alternates as evidence had yet to be presented.
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Mercer County Receives Second SBA Grant for Pike View Middle
Mercer County Schools have been awarded the final tranche of a 12.5 million state School Building Authority grant to fund Pike View Middle School. The SBA confirmed an additional 6,343,520 dollars, approved previously, to start the design phase, says Superintendent Deborah Akers.
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Better Living Show readies 30th edition in Bluefield
The Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce gears for its 30th annual Better Living Show on Friday and Saturday, April 24-25, at the National Guard Armory Brushfork. About 100 vendors provide seminars, demonstrations and prizes as Gemark Services offers free disposal of most electronics with a $5 fee for monitors and a $10 fee for a destruction certificate. Attendance typically reaches about 5,000 over two days, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, featuring home and office tech and services.
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