Sunday August 28, 2005 events recap
A brief roundup for Sunday August 28, 2005 highlights regional happenings. Notable items include community updates, local incidents, and brief notices from organizations across the area.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 2005
Page
1
A brief roundup for Sunday August 28, 2005 highlights regional happenings. Notable items include community updates, local incidents, and brief notices from organizations across the area.
The forecast calls for sunny conditions with just a few clouds and a high near 84 degrees. Overnight will be partly cloudy with a low around 68.
A local artist constructs a miniature railroad in a backyard, transforming a quiet region area into a shared community feature. Nearby residents observe tracklaying and seasonal exhibits, noting the project strengthens neighborhood identity and creativity.
Lottery results from West Virginia Daily 3 showing 3 3 0 and Daily 4 8 6 7 4 plus Virginia Pick 3 7 1 4 and Pick 4 4 9 7 0.
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New Orleans officials urged evacuations as Katrina steered toward the region with surface Gulf waters near 90F. Mayor Nagin warned of a daybreak exodus and the Superdome as last resort shelter for nonowners of vehicles. Governor Blanco said southeastern Louisiana faces an ominous direct hit while a hurricane watch expanded along the coast.
AEP builds a 90 mile 765 kV transmission line from near Oceana in Wyoming County to Jacksons Ferry Virginia, winding through southern West Virginia and southwestern Virginia to reduce visual impact. PAR Electric worker Allen Watson monitors lines while Todd Burns notes the engineered turns accommodate terrain and scenery.
West Virginia Housing Authority plans a 30 unit complex on Tom's Mountain near Welch to meet expected demand after last week's approval of a federal prison at Indian Ridge Industrial Park. McDowell County officials say the project will start after the decision record on the prison.
Anawalt plans a ceremony to remember Lance Cpl. James Sargent missing in action since Vietnam. Mayor Eva Sue Rash says the town is looking forward to paying tribute and honoring the hometown Marine with a proper remembrance event.
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