Bluefield Elks Aid Soldiers With Phone Cards
Bluefield Elks Lodge No. 269 donated 400 in phone cards to the 157th Military Police Company of the West Virginia National Guard activated after the Sept 11 attacks. About 120 soldiers were stationed at Fort Benning Georgia as Second Lieutenant Mark Henry, an officer in the 150th Armor Battalion, described the effort and public support for the National Guard.
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Mark Harry
Shawer
157Th Military Police Company
West Virginia National Guard
Luefield
BB Cosoniraton
America
Bluefield Elks Lodge No. 269
157Th
Ft. Benning
Georgia
Mark Henry
Bluefield
Bluefield Elks Lodge
Elks
Henry
157Th MP Company
Fort Benning
West Virginia University
Bluefield State College
The
Bluefield Elks
AEP customers may pay more in person in Virginia
In Virginia some American Electric Power customers paying bills in person at local stores may face a $1 fee to cover processing costs. AEP officials say fewer than 10 percent pay in person, with charges varying by location and a new payment machine expected to ease the fee.
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Bluefield
Virginia
AEP
Connie Fuller
Fuller
Rasi
IGA
Kroger
Rasi’s
David Hagelin
Hagelin
Utility Commission
Phil Moye
Moye
West Virginia
Point of View Breakfast to feature local legislators
Local lawmakers from Virginia and West Virginia will gather for the Point of View Breakfast at Bluefield College on Friday at 7:30 a.m. The Princeton and Bluefield chambers co sponsor the event with invited state officials including WV Senators Skeens Caldwell Fanning and Chafin and Delegates Flanigan Frederick and Wills, plus Virginia Senator Puckett and Delegates Stump and Keister. Tickets are $7 and reservations are encouraged.
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Luefield
Bluefield College
Virginia
West Virginia
Princeton
Mercer County Chamber of Commerce
George Lanton
Greater Bluefield
Anita Skeens Caldwell
Mercer
Leonard Anderson
Summers
John Pat Fanning
D-Mcdowell
H. Truman Chafin
D-Mingo
Richard Flanigan
Eustace Frederick
Mark Wills
Phillip
Community hospital offers free natural childbirth classes
Princeton Community Hospital announces monthly free classes on natural childbirth infant care and parenting topics. Sessions run Mondays Jan 7 14 21 28 from 6 to 830 p.m. in Education Classroom 1. An infant care class is set for Thursday Jan 31 from 6 to 9 p.m. Register at 487 7074 or 325 5459 ext 7074. Limit 10 couples.
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Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital
PCH
BLUEFIELD _ Bluefield Regional Medical Center
BRMC
Century-old West Virginia laws under fire in modern crimes debate
Lawyers argue for flexible sentencing and updated codes as teens commit murder and aggravated robbery. Critics say rigid federal guidelines erase judicial discretion, while archaic statutes punish adultery, public drunkenness, and even wearing hats in theaters. Judges urge common sense to prune outdated provisions.
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Stucky
Bill Charnock
Prosecuting Attorneys Institute
Charleston
Troy Giatras
West Virginia
Kanawha County
Don Morris
Morris
Ohio
Arthur Recht
Recht
First baby Micah born as 2002 begins at BRMC
Tracie, 27, welcomed her son Micah weighing seven pounds on the first day of 2002. Nurses say he’s alert and responsive as family celebrates the new year baby amid a busy obstetric unit that last week delivered 18 children and even hit 10 births in one day.
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Tracie
Micah
Jan Bailey
BRMC
Lillie Logan
Princeton
Logan
Bailey
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