Mystery donor slips 1000 dollar bill into Morgantown kettle
In Morgantown a long running mystery persists as a donor has again slipped a $1000 bill into a Salvation Army kettle, wrapped with a $1 bill. Lt Costellow says the anonymous gift boosts the kettle drive, which aims for $100,000 but trails behind as Christmas Eve nears.
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Powerball and Win for Life Numbers Drawn
Lottery results listing Powerball drawing numbers 1 18 35 39 44 with Powerball 11 and Win for Life numbers 4 15 18 19 21 34 with life prize number 31.
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Bluefield State and city form downtown revitalization task force
Bluefield State College and the city of Bluefield establish a joint task force to revive downtown and coordinate on future development. The 10 member panel includes six college representatives and four city officials. Dr. Marsha Krotseng emphasizes mutual investment in the area's economic future and regional growth.
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No Need for Santa to Rush Stocking Coal at Goins’ Gas
By Bill Archer Luefield a Christmas tradition about coal in stockings has unclear origins and multiple sources. Goins' Gas & Produce owner Charles Goins notes that many people still place coal in stockings, especially during winter sales.
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Reconnecting McDowell boosts broadband in schools
In the first year of Reconnecting McDowell officials report better Internet access after Frontier wired fiber optics to county schools and Shentel wires about 10 000 homes with wireless service. Superintendent Nelson Spencer notes labs now support longer online sessions and literacy programs including after school efforts with Save the Children.
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Optimistic lawmakers plan spring trek to D C for King Coal funds
Bluefield area officials say optimism remains for state and federal money to finish the King Coal Highway in Mercer County. King Coal Highway Authority leader Mike Mitchem cites the Blue Ribbon Commission on Highways as a potential funding source and says a Washington trip in April seeks support in future federal transportation bills. He notes hopes for continued TIGER funding or a new grant program after TIGER IV denial.
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