Sunday August 7 2005 events at a glance
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2005
Page
1
A compact notice referencing Sunday August 7 2005 with a web link to BDtonline. Details are limited to the date and source site with no clear events, people, or organizations provided.
Partly cloudy with a 50 percent chance of thunderstorms in the evening. Highs around 80 and lows near 65 as local football action starts in Bluefield. VT Media Day Hokies gear up for the season. Soleman Shoe Doctor returns to business.
West Virginia Daily lists Lottery numbers for several games and includes a re delivery contact for the Telegraph. Readers are advised to call the re delivery line at (304) 327 2802 between 7 am and 12 pm seven days a week to ensure timely service within the limited delivery area.
Bluefield Mayor Rev Garry D Moore who became pastor at Scott Street Baptist Church in 1990 recalls a long standing neighborhood drug problem. He urges a united city effort to cut off supply and end the crisis, noting Americans can fund space exploration yet neglect the local drug scourge.
Gov. Joe Manchin will dedicate the $5.5 million Mercer County courthouse annex in Princeton at 2 p.m. on Thursday. The ceremony at Main and North Walker ends with a reception in the annex entry. The project followed two decades of planning led by County Judge John R. Frazier, County Commissioner John P Anderson, and others with funding from a new county cable fee.
Bluefield report on the 2006 Newspaper in Education Pet Calendar shows Princeton resident Pam Neel campaigning for Ebony with family donations, calls for votes, and a Falls Mills hot dog sale fundraiser. Neel aims to boost Ebony’s inclusion, while supporters solicit votes via the Telegraph site and contact.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Executive Editor Tom Colley earned the Adam R. Kelly Premier Journalist Award at the West Virginia Press Association convention banquet in Morgantown. The honor highlighted the Better Newspaper Awards ceremony attended by several hundred journalists.
The Telegraph and Times staff earned the 2004 Community Service Award for The Fight To Save Bluefield State College. Executive Editor Tom Colley also won the Adam R. Kelly Premier Journalist Award, accepting at Lake View Resort. Princeton Times’ Tammie Toler accepted on behalf of the papers.
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