The Three Musketeers and a Community Call to Help
Larry Hypes, a Tazewell High School teacher and Daily Telegraph columnist, cites D Artagnan and Franklin to urge unity. He warns that one hurting family or town drags others down and praises collective charity through United Way, Salvation Army, and local groups this Christmas season.
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Alexandre Au
D'Artagnan
Burke's Garden
United Way
Salvation Army
Clinch Valley Community Action
Benjamin Franklin
Larry Hypes
Tazewell High School
Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Staff and Scripture Quotation
The fragment lists positions at the Bluefield Daily Telegraph including Randy Deason publisher Thomas A Colley executive editor Samantha Perry managing editor and sports editors Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer and Bob Redd with Charles Owens senior copy editor and Andy Patton. It also quotes a Bible verse from Ephesians 5 18 19.
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Bob Redd
Charles Owens
Andy Patton
West Virginia Urges December Drunk Driving Crackdown
Local and state authorities designate December as National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month and boost highway safety efforts. West Virginia police plan extra patrols through New Year’s Day to enforce drunk driving laws, seat belt use, and underage drinking, amid holiday travel risk and prior year alcohol related crashes.
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Reagan
West Virginia
Howard E. Hill
Four Seasons
Disappointed letter on Bible in the Schools fundraiser turnout
A Montcalm Elementary fundraiser for Bible in the Schools drew about 50 attendees from 10 to 12 area churches, raising just over 500 dollars. The writer criticizes church members for missing the event while praising a few supporters and urges stronger community support for the program.
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Montcalm Elementary
Montcalm
Bramwell
Bible In Schools
White House
Kroger Employees Reopen Stores After Multistate Strike
Kroger and 3,300 United Food and Commercial Workers Local 400 members in West Virginia Ohio and Kentucky ratified new contracts ending a two month strike. Forty one stores will reopen while Gauley Bridge Pomeroy and Gallipolis outlets remain closed due to restocking costs. Workers face a tough rebound amid revenue losses and ongoing labor tensions as Shoppers adjust to replacements and health care concessions.
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Virginia
Kroger
West Virginia
Ohio
Kentucky
United Food Commercial Workers Local
Gauley Bridge
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Kroger Company
Princeton
Bluefield
Archie Fralin
The
Daily Telegraph
Josh Hinkle
Bluefield Kroger
Rainelle
Gary McClanahan
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Randy Deason
Thomas A. Colley
Samantha Perry
Eeresas Pe
Lammue Loler
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
Tammie Toler
Bottonline
Tammie
Toler
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