Virginia lawmakers accept fewer gifts after McDonnell scandal
Virginia lawmakers report fewer gifts than last year based on Virginia Public Access Project data. 74 lawmakers reported gifts over 50 dollars between November 2015 and April, down 15 percent from 87 a year earlier. The Virginian Pilot notes changes follow Gov McDonnell’s trial and new gift law.
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Good Neighbor Gospel Praise Picnic Returns to Bluefield Park
The 15th annual Good Neighbor Gospel Praise Picnic is set for Saturday at Bluefield City Park. Evangelist Edd Henry Jr organizes the back-to-school event offering school supplies to 200 local children, plus food, games, and gospel performances from volunteers of diverse backgrounds. Henry, a McDowell County native who built a career in Detroit, says the homecoming project blends ministry with community joy and ongoing outreach, with activities from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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West Virginia ranked 3rd in bullying problems in WalletHub study
A WalletHub ranking places West Virginia third overall for bullying problems with a score of 58.93, trailing Michigan and Louisiana. The state scores include 6th in bullying prevalence, 20th in environment and impact, and 12th in anti bullying laws, with high school bullying on campus at 5th and online bullying at 2nd. Massachusetts led the nation, while data limits excluded several states.
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City of Bluefield offers discount cards to college students
Bluefield officials launch free discount cards for Bluefield State College and Bluefield College students valid at 13 downtown restaurants. Cards available at Fantastic Friday market booths this evening and next Friday, with 10 to 15 percent discounts or free items. Students must show ID and card at participating restaurants. city aims to boost downtown dining and shopping.
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