Old School to New Tech in Tazewell High Columns
Larry Hypes reflects on teaching at Tazewell High School amid new security measures, government money debates, and the upcoming first Friday football game. He notes shifts from past freedoms to current digital realities, worries about student online posts, and the balance of tech use with traditional skills.
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Bill Stone
Richmond
Washington
Bishop
Consolidated Coal
U.S. Steel
Gary
Amonate
Jenkin Jones
Tazewell County
Lester Jones
School Board
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph Editorials and Staff Quote
The passage lists multiple Bluefield Daily Telegraph staff roles including Randy Mooney publisher Samantha Perry editor and Bill Archer sports editor. It closes with a biblical verse about spirit vs flesh.
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Andy Patton
Bill Archer
Brian Woodson
Charles Owens
Mobile veterans clinic urges greater use amid budgeted goals
Local veterans advocate Al Hancock and VA spokeswoman Debbie Voloski cite a mobile clinic on Stadium Drive in Bluefield serving about 402 regulars, with reach aimed at 800 to 900. Officials say no relocation plans despite underuse, urging area veterans to enroll and travel pay concerns to be weighed against a future brick and mortar clinic in Mercer County. Princeton Community Hospital still offers space for a VA local clinic and warrants consideration.
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Bluefield
al Hancock
Hanock
Mercer County
Debbie Voloski
Beckley
Hancock
Princeton Community Hospital
Puttin on the Britts concert series ends in Richlands
The Richlands Area Chamber of Commerce wraps up the summer concert series in Britts Park after a year featuring artists like Victor Lawson Boogie Chillen Unveiled Bluestone and more. Sponsors include Trustpoint Insurance, Southwest Virginia Community College and Richlands First United Methodist Church among others.
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Trustpoint Insurance
Southwest Virginia Community College
Richlands First United Methodist Church
Hurst-Scott Funeral Homes
Ultra Pipeline
Omega Mining
Willis Land and Goat Company
The
Bees
Deskin Mountain
Thomas Bays
Darrell Harman
Clinch Valley Medical Center
Richlands Lions Club
Richlands First United Methodist
Brock Warren
Perry indictment sparks political clash over rights
Harvard professor Alan Dershowitz denounces Texas governor Rick Perry's two felony charges as an attack on constitutional rights and democratic governance. The piece notes Perry faces up to 99 years for veto actions tied to the Public Integrity Unit funding and a Lehmberg resignation, with debate on whether charges reflect real crime or political theater. Jay Ambrose, McClatchy-Tribune columnist, argues the case risks justice and a troubling future for American governance.
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Harvard
Newsmax
Texas
Rick Perry
Perry
Michael McCrum
Public Integrity
Travis County District Attorney’s Office
Rosemary Lehmberg
Lehmberg
Dershowitz
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