Virginia tax holiday lures shoppers to Bluefield border
Virginia's second three day sales tax holiday runs Friday through Sunday, exempting school supplies up to 20 dollars and clothing up to 100 dollars from the 5 percent state and local tax. The move risks weekend business losses for Bluefield and Mercer County as shoppers cross from West Virginia for deals, with regional cooperation noted and varied legislative interest in West Virginia reviving the tax free holiday.
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Deason Named Publisher In Cluefield Telegraph Change
The Cluefield Telegraph announces William Randy Deason as publisher with Thomas Colley as executive editor and Samantha Perry as managing editor. Staff roles list include news editor, sports editor, city editor, and senior editors Bill Archer and Charles Owens. The article quotes a biblical verse emphasizing love among followers.
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Virginia’s new civil remedial fees on traffic fines
Critics argue the civil remedial fees unfairly burden Virginia residents for speeding or faulty brakes while funding a billion dollar transportation package. Lawmakers like Sen. Puckett and Delegate Bowling call for repeal, urging more equitable funding and quick action in the General Assembly.
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Jeffersonville Woman's Club thanks supporters after 11th Bingo
The Jeffersonville KK Woman's Club celebrates its Eleventh Annual Bingo in Tazewell County with a budget over 3470 dollars and a long list of grateful sponsors. Christine Thompson, 1st vice president, extends appreciation to media outlets, businesses, radio stations, and community groups for helping make the event a success and invites continued support.
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Claypool Hill Pharmacy
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Clinton presidency would represent radical innovation
Paul Campos argues that a Hillary Clinton presidency would mark a radical shift in the American political landscape, given the presidency’s blend of political office and imperial pomp. He contrasts a woman president with a female prime minister, notes societal expectations, and traces roots to 1960s cultural revolutions and evolving gender norms in politics.
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