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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2001
Page
4
Greg Jordan reports for the Daily Telegraph on the holiday eating surge that begins with Thanksgiving and continues through Christmas. The piece notes high calorie temptations, growing cholesterol concerns in West Virginia, and the need to balance festive treats with treadmill time and walks to stay healthy through the season.
The Daily Telegraph lists Gary Adkisson as Publisher News Editor and Tammie Toler as WV State Editor with Samantha Perry also noted as WV State Editor. Barbara Hawkins and Thomas A Colley are Executive editors VA and VA State Editor. Bill Archer is Sports Editor and Teddy Paynter Business Editor. A quoted proverb from Proverbs 25 18 appears in the piece.
The piece reflects on how the 9 11 attacks shape this Christmas season. It speaks of resilience, shared generosity, and the call to press forward, valuing faith, family, and love while acknowledging vulnerability and loss. Hearts soften, and people give more, seeking hope and unity.
Suzanne Fitzgerald of Bluefield Virginia writes on national identity exploring what defines an American. She reflects on liberty, religious rights, diversity, and the balance between independence and belonging while imagining perspectives from other regions and stressing the value of individual thought and freedom.
Jim Davidson urges return to basic morality and integrity in America, praising genuine conduct and moral clarity. He links honesty to national strength, cites the Ten Commandments as a timeless guide, and encourages readers to read and reflect on them for societal improvement.
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