4-H Goat Show crowns Emily Boze first in medium weight
Emily Boze 10 led Burly the Goat to first in the Medium Weight Market Goat category at the Mercer County Bluestone Valley Fair. Misty Thomas, 18, won Miss Mercer County Bluestone Valley Fair among 52 contestants in the fair's 52nd year, while bicycle riders competed in a rodeo and organizers noted growing participation and new exhibits.
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Spanishburg
Emily Boze
Mercer County
Boze
Liza Boze
Emily
Burly
Bozes
Misty Thomas
Matoaka
R.J
Mer
Steven Johnston
County courthouse annex opens with space for courts and offices
The new annex adds two courtroom complexes for the Family Law Court and other courtrooms, plus offices for Juvenile Probation and the County Prosecutor. It frees space in the main building though some anxiety over space remains. The project bonds are funded by the building committee with county and court contribution, and the plan may include moving the Sheriff’s Department to BB&T’s former site if affordable. The dedication program features local officials, a Color Guard, and remarks by judges and Chief Justice Joe Albright.
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Family Law Court
County Prosecutor’s Office
Sheriff’s Department
Fire Control Board
Bb&t Bank
Stafford Drive
Danny Wills
Tax Office
Coburn
Bb&t
Department of Highways
DOH
Gardner
Stafford
Anderson, Coburn and Disibbio
Frazier and
Swope
Building Commission
Homer Ball
John H. Shott
Mike Vinciguerra
Jay Mills
County Commission
Anderson
Frazier
Annex
Judicial System
Supreme Court and
Magistrate Expense Fund
Princeton
Mercer County
Bill Draper
Commission
Disibbio
Bluefield
Memorial Building
Main Street
North Walker
Mercer County Veterans
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Eric DiNovo
Alicia Galford
Lashmeet
Bluestone Valley Fair
Linkous
The
Music Association
West Virginia High School Rodeo Association
A-1
Pike View
Montcalm
Supreme Court
Joe Albright
Manchin
Ball
Shott
E” & Argon
Indows
Cana, Va
Fancy Gap Hwy
Cana
VISA
Mastercard
American Express
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