A Christmas Doll and a Tiny Inherited Spirit
Barbara Hawkins recalls a Christmas project that brought gifts to a frail four year old girl named Ann living in a remote shack. The act of giving revealed true Christmas joy as Ann cradled a doll, her smile radiant and her love for the gift symbolizing sharing and care. The memory Coxes a life lesson on compassion and the enduring impact of charitable acts.
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Tom Brookman
Methodist Church
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News Editor Thomas A Colley State Editor City Editor
State and city editors named with executive and managing editors listed. The text names Samantha Perry as Executive Editor and Tammie Toler as Managing Editor, with Barbara Hawkins and Bill Archer serving as sports editors. A senior copy editor titled Heitness is also mentioned along with a biblical verse quoted in the piece.
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Tammie Toler
Barbara Hawkins
Bill Archer
Christmas wishes for a year of peace and love
A hopeful Christmas message urging joy, faith, and kindness toward all people. It reflects on wars, terrorism, and the vulnerability of loved ones, praying for overseas soldiers' safe return and a spirit of peace and tolerance year round.
Mt View High School loss prompts heartfelt tributes
Letters express condolences for the death of Mt View High School principal Barbara Hairston. Friends and former students share memories of her guidance kindness and influence during school years at Bluefield State College Gary High School and Mt View. Messages convey shock prayers and admiration for a strong admired educator.
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Christie (Brown
Breazeale
Gary High School
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Ginny Presley-Robertson
Drug use among teens shows decline but battle continues
Greg Puckett of Mercer County Drug Free Community Support Program notes teen substance use trends are down yet uneven. He cites local surveys indicating alcohol, smoking, marijuana, cocaine, inhalants, and prescription misuse remain significant in ages 12 to 18, urging ongoing, community based prevention and awareness efforts.
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Mercer County
Daily Telegraph
West Virginia
Community Connections
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Project Yes
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Greg Puckett
Bluefield
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