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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2011
Page
3
Charles Owens recalls 2011 memories amid 2012 doomsday buzz sparked by a movie and the Mayan calendar. He notes unemployment highs, the recession’s linger, and hopes for a better year while preparing a yearend Top 10 list for readers.
Bluefield Daily Telegraph lists staff including Darryl Hudson publisher Samantha Perry editor and Patton Senter editor with notes on editorial duties and delivery from destructions.
Bluefield College and Clinch Valley Medical Center announce a plan to convert the former Pocahontas High School into a primary care clinic serving Pocahontas Boissevain Abbs Valley and nearby areas in Tazewell County. The site will host a biweekly then fuller schedule with hospital specialists and nursing program access for BC students.
A Bluefield reader thanks Samantha Perry for standing up for McDowell County in a recent Sunday edition. The letter condemns a TV interview and praises Charles Owens for Thanksgiving reflections, emphasizing local pride and the kindness of residents. Diane Coleman signs the note.
A friendly Christmas and New Year message invites readers to welcome Jesus Christ, the Creator and God in the Flesh, as the light of life. It reflects gratitude to God and asks if there is room in the heart for Him, extending prayers for both Jews and Gentiles to receive eternal life.
Dan K Thomasson argues Newt Gingrich’s vow to abolish or curb courts echoes historical attempts to reshape the judiciary. The piece examines constitutional balance, past presidents, and the risks of politicizing federal courts while urging voters to demand motive and explanation from candidates.
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