Bluefield Parade and Park Dedication Set for Saturday
More than 60 parade entrants join Bluefield celebrations with Grand Marshall Debbie Litteral leading the 11 a.m. procession through Bluefield. After the parade, the Bluefield High band will perform at the new downtown mini-park before a park dedication featuring city officials, Beta Sigma Phi and local artists, with a Christmas tree lighting and carols.
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Bluefield
Grand Marshall
Debbie Litteral
Mercer County
Paul Cole
Bluefield Chamber of Commerce
Bluefield High School
Bluefield High
Kay Bee
Bluefield Shrine
Bluefield Junior High
Rangers
Ginger Summers
Bluefield Junior High School
First Baptist
Bramwell High School
SMC
U.S.A. Girl Scouts
Stone & Thomas
Bluefield Jaycees
Wildcats
Peterstown High School
Silverettes
Bluefield College
Ceres-Cumberland Heights
Glenwood Minutemen
Glenwood Band
Bluefield Hiawathas
Lions Club
Maple View Church of Christ
Porsche
West Virginia Baking Co
Preston School
Pocahontas High School
Blazer
Hillbilly Cycle
Matoaka High School
West Virginia Junior Civitan
Miss Jr. Civitan
WBDY
Montcalm Cub
Matoaka
Bill and
Bernard Bailey
Buckhorn Trail Riders
Bluefield Rescue Squad
Princeton Rescue Squad
Bluewell Fire Department
Montcalm Fire Department
Bluefield Fire Department
Santa Claus
Bluefield Avenue
Bluefield High Band
Mel Saunders
Chamber City
David Cheverton
First Christian Church
Cole
Juanita Gray
Xi Omicron
Beta Sigma Phi
Carol
Ohio Company Pays State For Fish Kill Near Wheeling
The West Virginia Department of Natural Resources received a 179 239 payment from Picoma Industries the largest assessment yet tied to a September Ohio River fish kill. Cyanide from Martins Ferry Ohio plant killed an estimated 1.5 million fish. Funds go to the natural resources game fish and aquatic life fund.
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Wheeling
W.va
State Department of Natural Resources
West Virginia
Ohio River
Here
DNR
David Callaghan
Picoma Industries
Picoma
Martins Ferry
Ohio
Callaghan
Natural Resources Game Fish and Aquatic Life Fund
Fingerprint project approved by Giles County school board
Pearisburg will join nationwide fingerprinting for identification with prints kept by parents. The plan, led by Pearisburg Police Chief Ron Lemons, will apply at two elementary schools and may extend to others, backed by PTA and principals. The vote was unanimous with concerns about who maintains the prints.
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Elaine Thompson
Daily Telegraph
Pearisburg
Giles County School Board
Ron Lemons
Lemons
Reagan
National Parents Teachers Association
Giles
King Johnston
Macey McClarity
P.T.A
A.L. Wheeler
K.C. Gillispie
Gillispie
Giles High School
Newport Elementary
Lester L. Jones
Tazewell County
James M. Neblett Jr
Pulaski County
Janet F. Whitt
City of Radford
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William Hendrickson
Richmond
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EPA
William Ruckelshaus
Robb
Potomac River
Everett
Dukes of Hazzard
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