Colley Honored Editor and Community Leader at Daily Telegraph
Colley native of Richlands Virginia long associated with the Daily Telegraph returns as managing editor in 1985 after earlier roles in Auburn Indiana Tazewell County and Charleston South Carolina He has led community programs including the Little Jimmie Christmas Tree drive literacy advocacy Windy Mountain Learning Center and Reading Bee efforts He has received multiple honors including the Adam R Kelly Premier Journalist Award 2005 Distinguished Citizenship Award and a Paul Harris Fellow from Rotary International
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Manchin outlines West Virginia infrastructure push
Governor Manchin says West Virginia is on the move and will wire the whole state by 2010. He notes regional emphasis, ownership by locals, and a change in how business is done to boost roads and connectivity. He also reflects on the Sago disaster during the discussion.
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Lydia Winfrey dies. longtime Princeton resident, civic leader
Lydia Winfrey, former circuit clerk and deputy prosecutor, retired owner of Winfrey Insurance Agency, and Samford University hostess, died. A DAR regent and chair of the 1976 Princeton Bicentennial Commission, she served on the West Virginia Medical Licensing Board and the West Virginia Board of Dental Examiners. A long-time member of First Baptist Church Princeton, she taught Sunday School for 50 years and directed youth programs. A service will be held December 14, 2007, at 11:00 a.m. Burial at Resthaven Memorial Park. Donations honored to Together We Grow Fund or breast cancer charities. Memorials online at Memorianfd.
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Virginia teachers rank 31st in pay though NEA list
Virginia teachers average $44,727 per year, ranking 31st nationwide and down three spots from last year, according to a NEA salary review. The report contrasts Virginia with California at $63,640 and South Dakota at $35,378, while noting differing state calculation methods.
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