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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2003
Page
8
Stutts earned the Accredited ACH Professional designation through NACHA The Electronic Payments Association. He is among 2,834 payment professionals nationwide to date. He has served the bank for over nine years and holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering Technology from Bluefield State College.
Dr James H McVey a longtime family practitioner on CVMC staff since 1986 and area physician since 1958 was named Clinch Valley Medical Center's first Physician of the Quarter The award was presented by EO Tim Tobin at a General Medical Staff meeting He supports local athletics offering free physicals for AHS athletes and care to the Blue Tornado football team
Mercer Mall store manager Claudia Blevins says Jay's Hallmark Shop sells more greeting cards than ever as stock runs out quickly. She notes 60 percent of customers are women, ages 45 to 65, with many buying 10 to 12 cards at a time. National data show 92 percent plan to buy paper cards this season.
Nancy Powell opened Total Health and Healing Concepts at 947 Mercer Street Princeton selling nutritional supplements and skin care products. A 30 year registered nurse she promotes preventive health care and shares resource books so customers decide on their own treatments. The shop also functions as an educational center with a small library.
Alfred E. Goldman of A.G. Edwards & Sons says 2003 was paradise for investors with Dow Jones up 20.6 percent S&P 500 up 21.56 percent and Nasdaq up 42.94 percent. He expects 2004 to be good but not as strong, with GDP rising about 4.6 percent and S&P 500 near 1220 a year from now.
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