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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2014

Page

4

Memorable Christmas show features Melissa Simpson in Frozen tune

In the 2013 Acarnsnts Christmas concert True Cadence lead Melissa Simpson performed Let It Go from Frozen to a cheering crowd. Fans noted the emotional dancing by young girls and the diverse, nostalgic atmosphere created by veterans like Keith and Mark Pennington and the late Buddy Pennington’s musical legacy.

Melissa Simpson True Cadence Keith Pennington Mark Pennington Buddy Pennington Swing Kings Melissa Michele Colley Delores French Bisa the Snow Queen Anna Frozen Larry Gilpin Don Whitt Floyd Cramer Trey Simpson Cecil Surratt Don Billy Bowman Cadence John Mooney Billy Fancy Free Dwayne Gilpin Larry Wheeling Dwayne King Jerry Neal Mark Terry Mullins the Voice Buck Owens Santa Daddy Terry Waylon Jennings Willie Nelson Howard Wilson Merle Haggard Cecil Snowflake Tom Surratt Keith

Newspaper Masthead and Psalm Quote Fragment

Bluefield Daily Telegraph sections name Randy Mosney publisher news editor and sports editor with editors Andrew Patton Brian Woodson Samantha Perry and Bill Archer asst managing editor. Psalm verse appears as a religious quoted fragment.

Andy Patton Brian Woodson Bill Archer Charles Owens

Mr Smith Goes to Congress 114th session echoes film idealism

The piece links the 114th Congress swearing in on January 6 to Frank Capra's Mr Smith Goes to Washington and its idealistic portrayal of a naïve reformer. It notes ongoing issues of money in politics, voter turnout, and calls for ethical governance amid a more diverse Congress.

Jimmy Stewart George Bailey Stewart D.C Mr. Smith Washington Frank Capra Smith America Mark Byrnes Middle Tennessee State University Congress Jefferson Smith Bay Rangers Byrnes Jim Taylor John B. Gilmour The College of William Joseph Harrison Paine Beltway Jeff Greenhorn Hollywood

Public reader input seeks publication with contact details

The writer requests publication of their opinion on a public issue and provides an email address for correspondence. The message includes persuasion to consider including signature, address, and phone number for contact and potential confirmation before printing. The contact channel is by email to editor bdtonline.com.

West Virginia troopers give out 10¢ bills in mercy gesture

Reader comments celebrate a Mercer County WVSP act funded by an anonymous donor. Post shows photo and praise for troopers and the donor, with readers from multiple towns expressing sympathy, humor, and hopes the money helps real families in need while noting the gesture reflects local kindness and community spirit.

West Virginia Mercer County Jennifer G Danny F Barbara Brandy Rebecca T Robin P Hattie J Neal V Karen S Dave H Devante

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