Drama Camp brings skunks and raccoons to Princeton stage
At Princeton Middle School a troupe of 47 children performed The Perils of Pepper a skunk and animal themed play. Cast members ranged from six to thirteen with volunteers aiding costume design and set work. Director Sen Anita Skeens Caldwell notes the program grows a young theatrical group funded by the Pam Hawkins Foundation and Pam’s Place donations.
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Princeton Middle School
Lou Stoker
Buchanan
Pam
Jeremy Craft
Craft
Concord College
Pami White
White
Schaffer
Pepper
James Aaron Goodie
Pikeview
Goodie
Anita Skeens Caldwell
Dmercer
Princeton
Courthouse Players
Pam Hawkins
Stoker
Adria Hairston
Ahairston
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FEMA ends disaster relief in southern West Virginia counties
FEMA concludes work on the June 7 disaster declaration for Mercer and McDowell counties after Memorial Day to mid June storms. In Mercer County 959 applications were filed with over 1.6 million dollars in aid awarded. in McDowell 395 applications and about 474 thousand dollars granted. Over 32.3 million in combined federal and state funding aided 24 counties with 8,919 applications received. Counseling remains available at 800-232-0020. Contact Charles Owens at cowens bottonline.com.
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Bluefield
Federal Emergency Management Agency
West Virginia
FEMA
Mercer
McDowell
Frank Blake
Blake
Mercer County
McDowell County
Charles Owens
Cowens
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Tazewell school board to meet with board of supervisors
Tazewell Va. Members of the Tazewell County School Board agreed to formally meet with the Board of Supervisors after questions about funding methods. Supervisors declined to reverse their funding decision but a tentative joint meeting was proposed led by Steve Davis and other officials to discuss needs and goals. The budget struggle and Richmond impasse add to the context for a formal dialogue and future joint meetings.
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Tazewell
Tazewell County
Steve Davis
Brenda Lawson
Board of Supervisors
Earl Griffith
Jim Spencer
Bluefield State CART Center Wins Grant for Rahall Institute
The Center for Applied Research and Technology at Bluefield State College will receive over $42,000 via an agreement with Marshall University Research Corporation for the Nick J. Rahall Appalachian Transportation Institute. The funds cover CART’s costs to provide services for the Institute.
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Bluefield
Nick J. Rahall
Appalachian Transportation Institute
Center For Applied
Bluefield State College
Marshall University Research Corporation
Rahall Institute
CART
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Craig Johnson
Christ Incorporated
Emorial Baptist Church
Bluefield, VA
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Constitution Life
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Constitution Life Insurance Company
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