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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2008

Page

4

Homer Ball Trek II bonds through shared hardship and hope

Senior writer Bill Archer recalls joining Homer Ball on the Concord College Trek II for Scholarships in fall 1992. The journey helped him cope with family losses, found strength in Homer's resilience, and forged a lasting friendship as they walked along Route 52 with fellow trekkers and dignitaries.

Homer Ball Concord Concord College Homer Tom Bone Jerry Beasley Kari Miller U.S Nick Rahall Jaeger High School Congressman Rahall Wyoming County Johnnycake Mountain Mom Main Street Pennsylvania Bluefield Matthew Dr. Beasley Doug Machesney Southern West Virginia Community College Virgil West Virginia

Bluefield Daily Telegraph Editorial Staff and Motto

The roster lists William Randy Deason as Publisher and News Editor with Samantha Perry as Sports Editor. Brian Woodson and Thomas A Colley serve as Executive and Managing Editors. City Editor Bill Archer and Charles Owens are also noted. The page quotes 2 Corinthians 5 17 AKJV about renewal.

Democracy and Denver Begin the Modern Party Conventions

The piece argues modern major party conventions resemble four day infomercials, with Denver hosting the Democratic gathering. It notes Obama’s nomination was effectively settled earlier, the staged themes, and Obama’s stadium acceptance at Invesco Field. It suggests traditions fade but conventions still unite lawmakers, officials, and strategists, presenting democracy in action.

Democratic Party Denver Barack Obama Hillary Clinton America Obama Invesco Mile High Football Stadium William Jennings Bryan White House Congress Dale McFeathers Scripps Howard News Service

Mayans Predict 2012 End and Olympic Speculation

The writer contemplates 2012 as the year London hosts the Olympics and politics loom with Obama vs McCain. He notes Mayan end date theory and claims their lunar cycle calculation was only slightly off. The piece argues that summer and fall events will precede the winter solstice of 2012.

London Michael Pixie Johnson Obama McCains

Thank You to Bill Archer for Coverage of Dedication Concert

Suzanne Lowry, director of Chuck Mathena Center, thanks Bill Archer of Bluefield Daily Telegraph for front page coverage of the Dedication of the Chuck Mathena Center concert. She commends the article’s accuracy and the thrilling portrayal of the event by the journalist.

Bill Archer Bluefield Daily Suzanne Lowry Chuck Mathena

Denver Hopes and Hazards of Political Conventions

Scripps Howard columnist Ann McFeatters notes Democrats face tough hurdles in Denver arguing over Obama and the party platform. Voters distrust Congress while economy and Iraq war shape views. Conventions mix spectacle with serious policy choices ahead of Minneapolis and the GOP shift.

Denver Barack Obama Obama Congress House Senate Nancy Pelosi Harry Reid Iraq John Minneapolis

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