A Beard’s Requiem A Pirate’s Life for Me and More
Reg Henry reflects on growing and shaving a beard from his theater days to present, recounting Greek island romance, audience whispers, and the waves of marital beard politics. He jokes about a Supreme Spousal Court ruling, a turkey drumstick snagged in beard, and the fate of a pirate’s whiskers.
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Jamaica Jim
Greece
Moses
Supreme Spousal Court
Blackbeard
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Editorial Credits
Publisher Darryl Hudson, News Editor, Samantha Perry Senior Editor, and Charles Owens present the editor note. A quoted biblical line appears, signaling a religious reference amid staff at the Cluefield Baily Telegraph.
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Charles Owens
Team Blue Public Relations Push for Bluefield Unity
City Manager Jim Ferguson launches a civic outreach urging Bluefield residents to wear blue badges featuring a mountain ridge and sun. The effort aims to mobilize more than 10 000 of the 10 500 population to show pride, support local growth, and engage in city governance. Ferguson collaborates with Becky Russell and Corey Frazier on badge design and deployment.
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Jim Ferguson
Bluefield
Ferguson
Blue
Team Blue
Becky Russell
Bluefield High School
Charlotte
N.C
Corey Frazier
Cole Automotive Marketing Department
Greater
Bluefield outlines plan for downtown and growth
Greg Shrewsbury, Bluefield Economic Development Director, writes on a shared city plan for downtown, industrial, recreation, and community investments. He stresses citizen input through Sage, aims to attract a full service grocery store on Cumberland Road, and notes this could boost jobs, taxes, and values while uniting residents behind Bluefield’s future.
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Bluefield
Commune Sage
Jim Ferguson
Setnet Kroges Buddies & Tae Tay
Food City
B&o
Cumberland Road
Greg Shrewsbury
Letters to the Daily Telegraph on public matters
Readers are invited to send letters on issues of public interest. Each submission must include the writer’s signature address and phone number. Email: editor bottonline com.
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Daily Telegraph
Bottonline
Advent Conspiracy: Christmas Co Conspirators Aid Water Needs
Advent Conspiracy started in 2006 with five churches and now includes about 1,500 in 17 countries. The movement urges worship over excess and promotes clean water projects via Living Water International, with donors funding wells and community aid in Guatemala and beyond. It also supports IJM and offers "Give Presence" through volunteering and local acts of kindness during Christmas.
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Advent Conspiracy
Living Water International
Central America
Guatemala
Nuevos Bracitos
Santa Rosa
el Pijay
Granada
Centro Urbano Rosario
International Justice Mission
IJM
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Jaletta Albright Desmond