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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2007
Page
3
The American Red Cross Blood Mobile will be at Princeton Presbyterian Church Monday from noon to 6 p.m.
The Elmore family reunion will be held Sunday August 12 at noon at the Elmore Union Church on Greasy Ridge Road in Princeton. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish.
Platinum Partners contributors and volunteers gathered at Bowen Field Sunday evening as Charlie Cole, owner of Cole Harley Davidson, presented a check for rally proceeds to Phyllis Sheets, Services Coordinator for the Central Regional Office of the American Red Cross, in a staff photo by Eric DiNovo.
At a WVU Children's Hospital benefit event, families shared gratitude for medical care and community support. Matt Dillon and others fished to raise funds for the Children's Miracle Network as organizers handed out prizes and raffle tickets amid hopeful chatter from participants and supporters.
McDowell County continues construction on a 17 acre educational campus in Bradshaw to include a new elementary school and a state of the art high school consolidating Jaeger and Big Creek high schools. Concrete work and culvert issues persist while dirt moved nears one million cubic yards. The high school and elementary are slated for completion around 2010 with elementary built first to speed process. Saeger Elementary School will follow as part of a federal flood protection initiative.
Hickam criticizes the Southside Spartans name for the new Southside Elementary/Middle in War calling it irrelevant to McDowell County history. He backs Big Creek District residents petitioning the local and state boards to let the district name the school, arguing for civic pride and democratic input.
A group of students and faculty, led by Lazenby, prepared a narrative about the April 16 shootings told through first hand accounts. They debated timing and publishing, voting to proceed with unanimous consent or archive the manuscript in the university library. Proceeds fund victims families as profiles of victims honor those affected.
Students who covered the 2007 Virginia Tech tragedy describe grappling with grief while compiling a book. They recount witnessing emotional interviews, the emptiness in survivors, and the challenge of turning trauma into shared reflection.
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