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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 2000

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Hatfield McCoy Trail funding eyed for Mercer County

Mercer County officials weigh a $1.25 million bill to lay out the Mercer County portion of the Hatfield McCoy Trail System as part of a 2,000 mile project. If funded, 300 miles of trail would open by October 2000 across seven counties with Mercer to follow, and annual expansion is planned. Historian Darrell McPherson links Mercer to the Hatfields and McCoys through pioneer families and land along the Guyandotte River.

Princeton Mercer County Hatfield-McCoy _ Recreational Development Coalition Leff Moore Boone Lincoln Logan McDowell Mingo Wayne Wyoming Moore Mercer County Commission Joe Coburn Darrell McPherson Logan County Isaac Hatfield Elisha McComas Matthew French John French Obedience Clay Wolf Creek Ralph Mary Clay Stuart Wyoming County Henry Clay Rich Creek Roda Shrewsbury Guyandott River Kentucky McPherson Montgomery County Giles County David McComas Jr Clee Bailey Richard Bailey James McComas Pike County

Museum to display evidence in King assassination case

EMPHASIS on James Earl Ray evidence heads to public display at the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis. The exhibit will include Ray's rifle and court rulings supporting the King family view that Ray was a fall guy, alongside locked government materials from the 1968 murder investigation.

Emphis, Tenn James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Ray King National Civil Rights Museum Old Lorraine Motel Martin Luther King Clayborne Carson Stanford University Memphis

General Assembly begins amid crowd for State of Commonwealth

In Richmond Governor Jim Gilmore delivers the State of the Commonwealth before a packed House chamber. Senator Phillip P Puckett and his wife Jeanette Puckett attend as regional concerns rise. The scene captures a shift toward regional focus in the 1999 session.

Richmond Jim Gilmore Jeanette Puckett Phillip P Puckett Lebanon

Virginia lawmakers brace for a busy 60 day session

After the ceremonial opening of the 2000 General Assembly, legislators face a packed schedule. The bill drafting deadline is Monday at 5 pm, with about 70 percent of requests typically becoming introduced bills. As of Friday, 2,946 drafting requests had been received.

Division of Legislative Services E.M. Miller Legislative Services Miller’s Department

Wytheville debates two large shopping center plans

A private developer seeks rezoning from Ai residential to B2 business for two big box shopping centers on 90 to 100 acres near Interstate Exit 70. About 200 residents attended planning commission discussions with mixed opinions. If approved, town council will hear the proposal and set a public hearing. Restaurants may accompany the complex near Wytheville Community Hospital.

Wytheville Steve Moore Moore Sutherland Wytheville Community Hospital Planning Commission

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