Free grandstand shows at West Virginia State Fair in FAIRLEA
A trio of free grandstand performances highlighted by bluegrass and gospel acts plus golden oldies are scheduled August 15 and 16. Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver The Lewis Family The Cornell Gunter Coasters The Platters and The Elsbeary Hobbs Drifters perform with Nickelodeon's Big Helpers in Action also on deck.
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Coping. Continued from A-1 in the wake of a rampage case
The article reports on a courtroom decision involving Odighizawa linked to the deaths of Dean L.Anthony Sutin, Professor Thomas Blackwell, and student Angel Dales, with three others wounded. Defense attorneys say Odighizawa will likely never be released, citing mental illness. Joe Dales comments add family perspective.
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West Virginia State Fair features diverse exhibits and safety measures
Overflowing with FFA and 4-H displays the fair will host the WRON Discovery Center and Blue Grass Bowl events including harness racing and horse shows. Sheep shearing, tractor pulling, a petting zoo, arts and crafts tents, and the West Virginia Building with baked goods quilts and vegetables highlight the schedule. Flower show demos by culinarians from The Greenbrier, Literacy Day readers, and daily Farm features accompany the Look What's Cookin theme. Security teams from Burns Security Grounds Control and State Police along with EMTs ensure attendee safety on a busy fairground.
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West Virginia to expand program to 28 states
The program aims to roll out nationwide by January with 1.5 million dollars in software and guidance per state. Up to 50 schools per state will use online tools to track individual students and provide near real time evaluations to guide instruction. West Virginia targets historically low performing schools with the required technology, starting with up to 15 online schools this month and reaching 50 by year end.
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Education Leaders Council
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Department of Education
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