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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 2012

Page

4

Return of Brushfork Armory lights up Bluefield basketball nights

A Brushfork National Guard Armory return sparks a noted column by Bob Redd detailing Bluefield State College memories. As a former public address announcer for the Big Blues under coach John Quintier, the writer recalls the armory as a premier venue blending Bluefield State, high school teams like Bluefield and Graham, and strong small college programs such as Fairmont State and Glenville in the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference era.

Bob Redd Brushfork National Guard Bluefield State College Big Blues John Quintier Quintier Graham High School Tony Mandeville West Virginia Willie Akers Ralph Ball Lewis C. Hartsock Bluefield Tazewell County Bluefield State Fairmont Falcons Fairmont Joe Retton Retton Mary Lou Retton Brushfork Armtory

Armory memories of great games and vanished scoreboard

Larry Hypes recalls the Bluefield armory stage packed with fans for classic area games. He remembers W. L. Currence, Barry Blizzard, Terry Brown, and a 1965 Pocahontas versus Montcalm duel that became local legend. The missing scoreboard, other memorable events, and the armory’s role in community shows are discussed.

Coaches Hall of Fame Armory Press Row W.L Bramwell High School Blues Bluefield State Pocahontas Indians Montcalm Generals Carmen Stauffer MHS Tommy Lucas Pocahontas Bill Murphy Ripley’s Believe C. J Tiny” Thompson Whis-Tv Daily Telegraph Johnny Mayo Army Navy Bluefield United States Marine Corp White House John Philip Sousa Tom Colley

Repent You Therefore Be Converted Message

A Bible verse from Acts 3 19 is presented with the signature portion of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph page noting publisher editor and staff roles. The line emphasizes repentance and spiritual refreshment from the presence of the Lord.

Flu season prompts early vaccination push in Mingo region

Regional health officials urge early flu shots as influenza activity rises in Mercer and nearby counties. Reported flu-like illness remains higher in Virginia and West Virginia, but many doctors do not report all cases making exact counts difficult. Officials emphasize vaccines take weeks to build protection and advise adults 6 months and older to vaccinate.

West Virginia Virginia Mercer County Tazewell County Judy Bolton Mercer County Health Department Bolton State Health Department Robert Parker Virginia Department of Health Parker CDC Virgini Department of Health Lis Coebitnee

Senior Christmas dinner at Princeton Senior High praised

Jim and Liz Harvey thank husband Heather Lane and principal Jack Parker for sponsoring the Senior Citizen Christmas Dinner at Princeton Senior High School. They complimented the meal by students, entertainment from Madrigals, Case Country Kickers, and Swinging Seniors, and thanked teachers, volunteers, and local sponsors for a well done event.

Princeton Senior High School Heather Lane Jack Parker Senior Citizen Princeton Senior Mrs. Key Bluefield College

Public Letters to the Editor Submission Info

The Bluefield Daily Telegraph invites public opinion letters. Include signature, address and phone number. Submissions may be sent by email to editor bdtonline com or by mail to Letters to the Editor Bluefield Daily Telegraph P O Box 1599 Bluefield West Virginia 24701.

The Daily Telegraph Bluefield Daily Telegraph P.O Bluefield, WV

In Defense of Americas Top 1 Percent Earners

Deroy Murdock argues that the wealthiest Americans pay most taxes and contribute significantly to charity and job creation. He cites IRS data and a Bank of America study, asserting the top 1 percent fund government, business, and philanthropy while opposing tax hikes on high earners.

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