Community Christmas Tree prep honored by Bluefield High students
A belated tribute to Bluefield High School students and staff for organizing the Community Christmas Tree program. Volunteers and athletes from Freddie and Buster's groups gather hundreds of gifts and bags, with runners retrieving targeted parcels for each child. The effort, led by Principal Michael Collins and editor Samantha Perry, highlights Beaver Nation's generosity and bright future.
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Jimmie
Bluefield High
Little Jimmie
Zoe Colley
Daily Telegraph
Tom Colley
Delores French
Anna Lilly
Freddie
Buster
Bluefield High School
Michael Collins
Beaver Nation
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Editorial Staff Listing
Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Mooney as Publisher News Editor and Andy Patton as Sports Editor with Samantha Perry as Editor Asst Managing Editor and Samantha Perry as Editor. Charles Owens and Brian Woodson are named among staff.
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Andy Patton
Charles Owens
Brian Woodson
Bluefield Wins SBA Grant For New Elementary School
The West Virginia School Building Authority approved up to 10 million dollars for a new Bluefield elementary near Bluefield High School. The grant will be disbursed as about six million in year one and four million in year two.
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Mercer County
West Virginia School Building Authority
Bluefield
Deborah Akers
SBA
Charleston
Kanawha County
Frank L. Blackwell
Mercer County Board of Education
Akers
Green Valley
Mercer County Schools
Lon
Blue Prince Road
Mercer County Health Department
Board of Education
Memorial
Whitethorn
East River Town Band Receives Thanks for Christmas Concert
A reader thanks Mr. Mel Saunders and the East River Town Band for the 21st annual Christmas concert at Bluefield High School on December 5. The note praises the band’s talent, time, and recent Veterans Day program and invites attendance at 2018 concerts.
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East River Town Band
Mel Saunders
East River Town
Bluefield High School
Harry and
Juanita Gray Bluefield
Whirlpool Uses Imports To Drive A Household Spin
George Will argues Whirlpool leverages Washington to curb foreign competition by pushing tariff rate quotas on Samsung and LG washing machines. He notes past duties, plant plans in Newberry South Carolina and Clarksville Tennessee, and the political framing behind tariff policy.
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America
Whirlpool
Washington
Maytag
South Korea
Samsung
US International Trade Commission
U.S
Commission
Henry Ford
General Motors
Ascent
Mexico
China
Vietnam
Thailand
United States
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Samantha Perry
Erika
Zoe
Honor Society
DECA
Feenet
Sperry
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Randy Mooney
George Will
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Washington Post Writers Group
Georgewill
Washpost.com
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