Johnston Sees Fast Sellout For Muddy Waters CD
Alan Johnston rushes to meet demand for Muddy Waters, with Magic Mart in Welch selling 70 copies in hours. He handles orders by mail and home contact, while Fireball Records backs the release about McDowell County floods on July 8 and May 2.
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Missing McDowell County woman remains unfound after months
Barbara Flake, 54, of Jenkin Jones, disappeared from her home near the Pocahontas Fuel Company Store nearly five months ago. Authorities say there are no new leads. the case remains an endangered missing person inquiry with search efforts ongoing and credits checked through the NCIC database.
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Investigation into death of War teen nears completion
West Virginia State Police lead investigator Sgt. D L Bowles says the inquiry into the June death of Alexander L Wright Jr 18 of Newhall while in War Police custody is close to finish awaiting the medical examiner’s report. Wright died after a June 2 fall from a police car as he was being transported for underage drinking charges. officer Scott Dingus said the youth loosened his seat belt and struck him before jumping from the moving vehicle on Route 16 North near Coalwood. Mayor Tom Hatcher and War Police Chief Frankie Wright conducted parallel inquiries and Din gus was placed on administrative leave during the probe.
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Tazewell fair featured demolition derby and varied events
The Tazewell fair highlighted a demolition derby at 7 p.m. as this year's popular attraction, with events including a fireman's challenge, horseshoe tournament, dog and pet shows, a baby pageant, poultry show, safety maze, and performances by Black Belts for Christ and No Limits Band. Attendance was strong and organizers anticipate a large crowd. plans for 2003 include July 29 to August 4 and invite suggestions from the public.
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Street fair features downhill derby and car show
Jeep Wagoneer tied to the street fair mission is hosting a block auction at 10 a.m. with items like a Baldwin piano and Hammond organ plus antiques and gift certificates. New attractions include a Great American Downhill Derby on Raleigh Street starting at noon, with seven to eight entries and a winner timed against competitors. A car show showcases low riders, Harley motorcycles, classic cars, and an Army National Guard Mountain Thunder humvee. Visitors may enter vehicles with no fee. prizes are 100, 50, and 25.
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