Hornick poetry added to Archives
Anna Marie Hornick Fuda notes her father Michael Hornick's poetry and coal mining memorabilia are in Concord College and Bluefield Regional Coalfield Archives. The piece covers the artist, collection history, and hopes for publication, plus local church and college notes and upcoming Bluefield events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield State College
The
Daily Telegraph
Anna-Marie Hornick
Anna-Marie
Concord College
Michael Hornick
Gary
Bluefield
Stuart McGehee
Hornick
Pocahontas United Methodist Church’s 118 Year Faithful Rise
In Pocahontas Virginia the First United Methodist Church traces an 118 year line of worship tied to the coalfield boom. From 1882 beginnings with Rev J Tyler Frazier the church rebuilt after a 1961 fire and was dedicated in 1963 under Rev Joseph S Grimm Jr. Homecoming weekend invites renewal for the congregation and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Methodist Church of
Princeton
Kim
Tom Bay
Hillcrest
Fellowship
Bluefield College
Amy Havens
Kathryn Hoback
Alice Edwards
Diane Shott
Lois Reunion
Linda Melvin
Sandy MacMillan
First United Methodist Church
Great
Pocahontas
Tazewell County
Pocahontas Coalfields
Donald Scott
Jordan Nelson
Norfolk
Holston
Methodist Episcopal Church South
South Methodist Episcopal Churches
J. Tyler Frazier
Abbs Valley
Frazier
Episcopal Church
Edna Drosick
Drosick
Bramwell
Bluefield
Pocahontas Fuel Company
Joseph S. Grimm, Jr
Cominee P First United Methodist Church of
Pocahontas, Va
Spanishburg Elementary students beautify campus for service day
Spanishburg Elementary Energy Express students, guided by teachers and volunteers, planned and carried out a community service project on Friday July 21. Courtney Jones led a brainstorming session defining community service and litter, and the class learned to pick up trash and wash hands afterwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spanishburg Elementary Energy Express
Courtney Jones
Computers change how students learn to write mixed results
Rosemary Winslow of the Catholic University of America says computers alter writing habits. Word processors aid spelling and grammar but encourage informal style and hinder academic tone. She notes weaker vocabularies, greater ease of plagiarism, and reduced editing, while longhand writing supports creativity and spontaneity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rosemary Winslow
Catholic University of America
Winslow
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St. Barbara
Valerie Mahood
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UTO
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Pocahontas Church
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