Ernest Tubb Headlines Ched's 19th Labor Day Anniversary Show
Country star Ernest Tubb headlines a Labor Day celebration at Ched's Discount with shows in Princeton Stafford Drive store at 2 p.m. Bluewell, Pearisburg, and Princeton outlets host Nat Stuckey, Hillsmen Quartet, and Singing Nippers at 3, 7, and 2 or 5 p.m. times respectively. The event marks Ched's annual anniversary.
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Ernest Tubb
Ched’s Discount
Ched’s
Bluewell
Pearlsburg
Stafford Drive
Tubb
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville
New York
Carnegie Hall
Country Music Hall of Fame
Blue Ridge
Nat Stuckey
Pearisburg
Hillsmen
Singing Nippers
Fire at vacant Pasadena hotel kills one, injures two
A man sleeping after smoking started a fire that destroyed a vacant residential hotel in Pasadena. One victim burned beyond recognition died, another man and a firefighter were treated for smoke inhalation. Damage was estimated at $42,000.
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Ently
Mark Fasick
Fasick
Bluefield State Adds Faculty and Night Classes Updates
Bluefield State College hires George M. Roy to join the business faculty teaching accounting, with CPA credentials and Marshall University degree. Patricia Mulvey, history associate professor, publishes The Americas article on 18th century church linked lay associations. Also announced are fall night classes across Mercer County including aerobic dance piano and sewing at multiple sites, with schedules, instructors, and contact numbers. Pope Pius V excommunicated Elizabeth I in 1570 for ecclesiastical supremacy.
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Bluefield State
George M. Roy
BSC
Louisa
Marshall University
Patricia Mulvey
the Americas
Brazil
Mulvey
Jerry Conner
BSC Office of Continuing Education
Princeton
Mercer County School System
Community Education Department
Brushfork
Athens
Princeton Senior High
Technical
Bluefield State College
Jaeger
Saeger High School
Roy Matney
Mount View High School
Bluefield State College Office of Continuing Education
Welch
Judge Refuses To Return Fee In Potts Murder Plot Case
In Kansas, Judge Robert Jones dismissed charges against Velma Potts for soliciting murder, citing no law against it. He declined to return a $500 down payment made to an undercover agent, deeming it a civil matter if no crime occurred. Potts, age 54, had sought to hire a killer for her estranged husband Bill Potts and another woman.
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Potts
Merriam
Bill Potts
Geneva Lingo
Kansas
District Attorney's Office
Stafford Expects GOP Renomination for Fifth District
Giles County native C Jefferson Stafford is expected to be renominated as Republican candidate for the House of Delegates in the Fifth Virginia District. A William and Mary and UVA Law graduate, he has practiced law in Giles County since 1966 and has served six terms in the House, known for fiscal conservatism and endorsements from Virginia Taxpayers Association. He chairs the Ninth District GOP and will manage for Congressman Wampler. he and wife Barbara reside in Pearisburg.
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Giles County
House of Delegates
Virginia
Bluefield
Stafford
College of William and Mary
University of Virginia Law School
United States Army Infantry
Dillon and Stafford
House
Young Americans For Freedom
Virginia Taxpayers Association
Republican Party
William C. Wampler
Barbara
Pearisburg
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Princeton Road
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Oacron Sui
Brookchar Aviation
Mercer County
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Federal Street
Princeton Avenue
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