Customer satisfaction rating tops 99.74 percent
A business update shows a customer satisfaction rating of 99.74 percent. The report notes high service quality and strong performance metrics for the period ending August 6, 2002.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2002
Page
1
A business update shows a customer satisfaction rating of 99.74 percent. The report notes high service quality and strong performance metrics for the period ending August 6, 2002.
A Bramwell resident builds a living from pulling practical jokes and stunts. He crafts setups, markets pranks to organizers, and performs as a professional entertainer, turning mischief into a recognizable niche business.
Local residents react as lawmakers push a weight related law amid flood relief efforts reported by WVVA A-5. Community members discuss annexation issues and demand clearer guidelines from officials while maintenance crews assist flood victims and volunteers lend a hand.
Bluefield College hosts its monthly Business and Professional Prayer Breakfast in Short Hall on Wednesday, August 7 at 7 30 a m. Eleanor Rupp, Bluefield High School teacher and Westminster Presbyterian Church member, will give the devotion. RSVP at 276 326 4555. A love offering will cover meal costs.
ARDNER Football notes kickoff of preseason practice across four Tazewell County high schools. Eddie Niswander leads Pike View as the Panthers begin workouts in mid 80s heat with conditioning, water stations, and a mix of morning and afternoon sessions. Ted Spadaro at Princeton reports about 55 players plus a few more expected, praising commitment despite vacations.
New York markets fell as the Dow lost 269.50 points to close at 8043.63, marking a third straight triple digit drop amid weak economic data and concerns over banks. Broader indicators dropped after 11 weeks of selling and the July rally eroded further.
A Daily Telegraph feature notes local military families coping with fears of a possible U.S. Iraq confrontation. Becky Atwell and Cindy Romano speak about sons and daughters serving, expressing nervousness, prayers, and hopes for their safety as they follow world events.
Bluefield awaits free lemonade as temperatures linger below 90 degrees despite heat. The city started the idea in 1939 under former chamber manager Eddie Steele, drawing national notice for the national weather observatory at Mercer County Airport. A hot day Monday neared the threshold at 89 degrees, leaving lemonade plans just shy of fruition.
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