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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 2000
Page
6
A reflective piece on searching the Internet. The author compares overabundant results to endless ice cream and questions whether the best source lies at the bottom or somewhere in the middle. It ends with a note about gaining access and uncertainty.
AddaLeah Davis, a retired West Virginia teacher now living in Rosedale, VA, will read from her works at Southwest Virginia Community College on January 6 as part of the New Voices series. The session in Buchanan Hall Room 130 starts at noon and is open to the public. Davis has written and directed plays with students and started the first Oral History theater in McDowell County, with performances in Pipestem State Park, Concord College, Berea Kentucky, and Union College in Barbourville Kentucky. She has published a book titled Here I Am Again Lord Landon Colley An Old Time Primitive Baptist Preacher, and Barter Theater may stage her first full length play.
Historian Jim Worsham, coordinator at Bluefield State College, shares behind the scenes tales from his work at Valley Forge and other parks. He debunks myths about Washington’s teeth, notes Iwo Jima’s Ira Hayes and reveals little known facts about Jefferson, Napoleon, and Boone.
The man with a shovel in the Keystone Bank crowd photo is Ronny Stump of Princeton. He said he bought the shovel for his father in law and jokingly admitted burying money, while neighbors call him a kind, good neighbor. The column also includes reader Q A on mole control with tips on traps, repellents, and underground fencing.
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