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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 2007
Page
5
The piece describes The Panic as a chaotic shopping rush peaking on a Saturday, with last minute shoppers frantically filling carts. It contrasts December start dates, Pro Panic versus Pre Panic days, and notes shortages of clothing sizes, game systems, and toys while urging readers to focus on family and faith. Samantha Perry of the Daily Telegraph is cited as editor.
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists William Randy Deason as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive Editor with various editors including News Editor Sports Editor Samantha Perry Managing Editor Andy Patton and Brian Woodson Senior Editor City Editor Charles Owens. The note ends with a biblical verse about Jesus.
The Big Creek People in Action launches a youth leadership network funded by a $75,000 grant from the WK Kellogg Foundation to boost sustainable development in McDowell County. Delegate Clif Moore notes the plan will involve youth and families through social analysis and political education to curb youth outmigration and strengthen the community.
Letters describe trucks halting traffic on northbound I-77 near Big Walker and East River Mountain tunnels. Drivers stall the closed ahead lane, causing long backups. state police say the behavior is illegal but hard to catch without reports. Call with license numbers to aid enforcement during ongoing construction.
Betsy Hart laments modern holiday sensitivities and the treatment of Rudolph, Scrooge, and Grinch in Christmas lore. She notes how times have changed, mocks political correctness, and reflects on enduring depictions from Rudolph to the Dean Martin era while promoting her radio show.
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