Better Stone Era Brought to Bluefield Archives
The Eastern Regional Coal Archives at Craft Memorial Library announce donations from Beaver resident Charles C. Scott. The lithographic stones include images tied to Huntington Roanoke and local coal towns, used for business stationery and documents. Scott’s large collection spans regional and nonlocal subjects, highlighting historical lithography techniques and their commercial uses.
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Bluefield
Eastern Regional
Coal Archives
Craft Memorial Library
Becky George
Charles C. Scott
Beaver
Scott
George
Huntington
Roanoke
Flat Top Grocery
Winding Gulf
Citizens Bank
Red Ash Coal Co
Flat Top Fuel
Tierney’s Pond Creek & Mohawk
USA Today
Michael Shroyer
Shroyer
Graham
Bluefield College
Walter Shroyer
Linda Shroyer
Dianne Belcher
Michael
Hurley
Elks Host 9/11 Tribute For First Responders In Bluefield
Bluefield Elks Lodge 269 will host the First Responders 9/11 Tribute on Sunday Sept 13 from 3 to 6 PM at 1501 Whitethorn St Bluefield. The event with Bluefield Regional Medical Center awards 500 to the first responder and 500 to their department under a new equal chance format. EMT Kevin Pennington provides music and a buffet by Davids at the Club.
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Bluefield
Randy Stevens
Chiefs of
Stevens
Kevin Pennington
David's
Bramwell
Sarah Elswick
Selswick
Coalheritage.org
Bluefield College
Bluefield Highlands Fellowship
Abingdon
Harman Chapel
Highland Fellowship
Carmen Hendrick
Vertical farms grow produce year round with less water
Earth Talk highlights indoor vertical farming using LEDs to replace sunlight, enabling pesticide-free leafy greens and herbs with faster harvests and far lower water use. Projects include AeroFarms in Newark, Lufa Farms in Montreal, Vertical Harvest in Jackson Hole, and Farmed Here in 2013. More efficient, local, and residue-free food is driving the movement.
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Dickson Despommier
U.S
David Rosenberg
AeroFarms
Vertical Harvest
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Mexico
California
Penny McBride
Respectful Mountaineer launches new program
West Virginia University launches Respectful Mountaineer to channel post victory energy into constructive community service. Ethan Ball, Mercer County native and WVU student, leads student group efforts with partners across campus and state. The program includes the WVU Art Movement and Open outreach through email and Twitter.
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Organtown
Baylor
Morgantown
West Virginia University
E. Gordon Gee
Mercer County
Ethan Ball
Ball
Princeton High School
Rick Ball
Ethan
WVU
Respectful Mountaineer
Gmail
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History
Eric DiNovo
Elks
Gigi Fergus
BRMC
Mark Warner
Sylvia Pleasant
Washington, DC
Montreal
Lufa Farms
Newark
New Jersey
Kim Guadagno
Bill Archer
Pocahontas, Va
Caboose
Laurel Park
Walter W. Wise
The
Iron Workers Union
Pocahontas
Graham Square
Jack Asbury Park
Brushfork
Greater
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!