Pocahontas store faces collapse as locals rally aid
Historic Pocahontas, Inc. deems the 1884 Pocahontas company store in critical condition. Bluefield State College R&D is helping raise 75,000 for emergency restoration to prevent demolition. Joe Hunnicutt urges coal leaders and the public to contribute. contact the R&D Corp at 304 327 4582.
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Pocahontas
Pocahontas Coalfields
Pocahontas Company
Southwest Virginia Improvement Company
Fazewell County
Edna Drosick
Drosick
Eva Catron
Historic Pocahontas, Inc
Historic Pocahontas
Hill Studio
Roanoke
Hill
Bluefield State College Research and Development Corp
Thomas M. Brewster
Felicia Blanks
BSC R&d
Brewster
Joe Hunnicutt
R&d Corp
Blanks
Hunnicutt
R&d Corporation
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
Obituary of Mrs rl Jackson Whited of Highlands VA
CHLANDS Va Mrs rl Jackson Whited of Highlands died August 8 2004 in a Tazewell hospital after a lengthy illness Born in Tazewell County she was the daughter of the late James and Mary Elizabeth Lowe She was of Holiness faith and attended the Oriel Creek Free Pentecostal Church of God She was preceded in death by her first husband Elvis H Jackson her second husband James C Whited and multiple relatives She is survived by a daughter and several stepchildren grandchildren great grandchildren and great great grandchildren Funeral services will be held Wednesday at Singleton Funeral Service Chapel in Cedar Bluff with burial in Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery Richlands Grandsons will serve as pallbearers Friends may call today at Singleton Funeral Service in Cedar Bluff Online condolences may be sent to the family
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Chlands
Rl Jackson Whited
Hlands
Tazewell, Va
Tazewell County
James and
Mary Elizabeth (Mollie) Wingo Lowe
Orel Creek Freentecostal Church of God Bandy
Lelvin H. Jackson
James C. Whited
Jean Whittaker Lockhart
Shirley Whittress
Randy Whited
Chap Lowe
Kelly Watson
James Lockhart
Jenny Wingo
Myrtle Mosley
Junior Dorothy Keene
Pounding Mill, Va
Judy Miller
Swords
Ricky
Singleton Funeral Service
Cedar Bluff
Bobby Laney
Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery
Richlands
Singleton Funeral
SingletonFuneralService.com
Jackson
Dress code clarified for teachers in new policy
School Superintendent Dr. Brenda Lawson describes a revised dress code that specifies teacher attire and identification tags, bans hats in class, and sets standards for dress shorts for female employees. Exceptions apply to transportation, maintenance, custodial, and technicians, with gym area rules still guiding PE attire. Charles Owens reports at bottonline.
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Brenda Lawson
Lois Mullins
Tazewell Education Association
Lawson
Modesty debate on teachers dress code continues
Discussants weigh jeans caps and body jewelry for teachers. Williams supports minimal limits while opposing facial piercings. Michelle Rice of Bluefield VA argues teachers should decide their professional appearance with adults allowed to choose jeans and caps if appropriate.
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Williams
Michelle Rice
Bluefield
Yearout
Bobby Howard
Community debate reflects school dress code views in Bluefield
Bluefield residents discuss professional attire for teachers amid Michelle Rice casual Friday policy. Opinions vary from banning hats and jeans to allowing earrings, with emphasis on modesty and a professional look for staff.
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Bluefield
Sue Craig
FBI warns of al Qaida terror threats using vehicles and helicopters
FBI bulletins warn al Qaida may attack densely populated targets in the United States using helicopters or rented cars and limousines. Authorities cite past bombings like the 1993 World Trade Center attack and urge heightened screening of helicopter operators and rental customers, with guidance on suspicious behavior and security checks.
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New York
Newark
N.J
Washington
FBI
al-Qaida
United States
World Trade Center
Pakistan
Britain
U.S
Hugh Shott and the Fincastle Classic Golf Tournament
The area championship at Fincastle Country Club, designed by Dick Wilson, grew from a regional event to a multi-state showcase. Hugh Shott funded prizes from entry fees and his own money, supported by First Century Bank and WVVA-TV, as the 54-hole three day event kicked off.
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Dick Wilson
Wilkinson
Robert Trent Jones
Wilson
Shott
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield
Mercer
Tazewell
Raleigh
McDowell
Wyoming
Hugh
Beckley
White
PGA
Short
Kevin
Leatherwood
Fincastle Country Club
First Century Bank
Wvva-Tv
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