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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 2003
Page
4
Paul Fallon, Daily Telegraph reporter, reflects on the Christmas season. He recalls shopping stress and wrapping duties, then finds joy in nieces and nephews and the happiness in their eyes, concluding that it is better to give than to receive.
Publisher Randy Deason oversees the Cluefield Daily Telegraph with Samantha Perry as editor and a team including Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bill Archer State Editor Senior Writer Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor Bob Redd Charles Owens Andy Patton Sports Editor. City County Editor Senior Copy Editor. The item ends with a biblical quote.
A reader criticizes Bluefield Virginia traffic lights on College Avenue and Route 460 as dangerous and illogical. They urge the town to coordinate with the Virginia Department of Transportation or a consultant to restore priority to main roads, adjust yellow durations, and reduce risk for slick surfaces and high speeds.
A letter arguing that West Virginia must boost jobs by cultivating a friendly business climate. It warns of ongoing population loss and elevated indebtedness, urges prioritizing candidates who promise concrete job creation, and criticizes repeated anti business politics as harming prosperity.
Jim Davidson recounts a Russellville Arkansas tale of Feltner's daughter Missy Ellis carrying on her late father's charity. A single mother and triplet boys received Christmas help from Wal-Mart purchases amid a community inspired by inherited compassion and the belief that influence can spark ongoing generosity.
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