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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2000
Page
23
A profile piece on Jody Neal exploring career highlights and approach to reporting and storytelling. The feature highlights Neal’s journalistic philosophy, notable projects, and impact on local media.
Get Wythe It Country Crafters opened July 31 at 315 E Main Street Wytheville with a ribbon cutting led by Wytheville Chamber of Commerce Town and County officials. The store rents space to crafters offers layaway accepts checks and credit cards and pays crafters monthly minus 10 percent for advertising. Kathy Ralph owner and Jasper mascot assist crafters and customers. Debi Gouge and Kathy Ralph bring six plus years of business experience, previously operating a similar store in North Carolina. Contact 540-228-2474 for more information.
A ribbon cutting on August 1 celebrated the opening of Tazewell County Public Service Authority’s new office near the Virginia DMV in the Tazewell Mall. An open house is planned for later this year.
The West Virginia board of Accountancy released results for the May 12 2000 CPA examination. Of 491 candidates, 47 passed including seven first time test takers. Next exam is November 12 2000 at the Charleston Civic Center with 75 passing Grade requirement. Patricia Nuce Gusler Lisa Dawn Jennings and Mark Anthony Mariotti are area passers.
The Southwest Virginia Solid Waste Management Association announces its 16th annual conference and trade show September 13 to 15 2000 in Bristol Virginia at the Bristol Holiday Inn. The event offers dual track continuing education for managers of solid waste facilities, a captain's choice golf tournament at Clear Creek, a 30+ exhibitor trade show, an evening reception, and a luncheon with keynote James H Dillard II of the Virginia House of Delegates.
Vitamin World launched a new store at Mercer Mall beside Orange Julius and KB Toys. District Manager Lisa Hoffman, Store Manager Sherry Rutherford, and Assistant Manager Robin Davis attended the opening. The chain emphasizes low prices and a Savings Passport Program with quarterly coupons. The store offers weight protein, vitamins for men and women, herbs, joint and sports nutrition, serving customers from age eight to eighty.
The Wytheville Wythe Bland Chamber of Commerce invites sponsors for the Fifth Annual Leadership Development Institute. The eleven session program runs Sept 12 to Nov 21 at local venues and will feature regional speakers, skill building, and community issue exploration. Sponsor offers include $500 to send two and fund one external candidate. Call 540 223 3365 or visit 150 East Monroe Street.
Flowers Industries and its Flowers Bakeries unit posted stronger second quarter results with consolidated sales of 977.1 million, up from 940.3 million the prior year. Net income reached 5.5 million or 0.06 per share versus a 27.7 million loss or 0.28 per share a year earlier.
Two Virginia business bodies, the Virginia Chamber of Commerce and the Virginia Manufacturers Association, announce formal discussions on a possible merger. Each group cites shared member firms and aims to create a stronger unified voice for Virginia business in legislative matters.
Brown, Edwards & Company in Bluefield announced Jerry Jackson retires after 32 years as managing director and Don Pellillo, joining in 1977, is elected new managing director. The firm expanded to multiple offices and strengthens client services through Pellillo’s leadership.
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