Trail of Remembrance honors PHS teachers with four trees
Princeton's City Park gains four ornamental trees along the walking path to honor past Princeton High School teachers. The Trail of Remembrance will include plaques naming each honoree and sponsor, with the Class of 1949 allocating trees to Catherine Paxton Wilson Gautier Wanda Hughes Lena Phillips Ruth Wall and Irene Norris. Additional classes may reserve spots for others, including Virginia Hatcher Willie Shumate Buster Brown Corky Caldwell and Janice Vermillion. The project, led by Carlton Smith and designed by Todd Boggess, aims to enrich the park and celebrate educators.
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Wilson Gautier
Wanda Hughes
Lena Phillips
Ruth Wall
Irene Norris
Virginia Hatcher
Willie Shumate
Buster Brown
Corky Caldwell
Janice Vermillion
Todd Boggess
Princeton Recreation
Jim Pettus
Department of Parks and Recreation
Writing contest for juniors at Athens Concord College
Athens Concord College and West Virginia Words announce the third annual junior writing contest with a January 31 deadline. Three winners receive 100 dollar Savings Bonds, teachers get 50, and top submissions will be published. Winners announced April 3. Topics cover The Year 2000 West Virginia and Me with categories in fiction non fiction and poetry.
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Princeton Police Blotter January 14 17 Battery and Breach
Terrence Thomas 18 of Montcalm turned himself in on an outstanding battery warrant. Michael Hubbard Princeton arrested for breach of peace after allegedly stopping traffic and causing two prior complaints. Rebecca Shockley 25 cited for breach of peace while intoxicated and yelling. David W Shockley 19 charged with breach of peace.
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Terrence Thomas
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J.W. Davis Jr
Michael Hubbard
G.A. Syres
Hubbard
Rebecca Shockley
T.A. Bailey
Shockley
David W. Shockley
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Local police file multiple property and theft incidents
Daily Record items show Michael Shockley cited for destruction of property after admitting tire slashing at a Kirk Street residence. Also noted are an asphalt windshield damage on Princeton Avenue. a crash on West View Avenue with an unoccupied car, alcohol found, and three used leaving. a grand larceny from Oliver Avenue involving an Auto Recycling money bag. a stolen cellular phone from Union Street. an assault and robbery at Eldridge Apartments. and a disturbance at Ridgecrest Apartments with a verbal warning.
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W.J. Gilley
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West View Avenue
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Union Street
Mercer County Sheriff's Department
H.L. Harmon
Flu shots offered at BRMC in Bluefield
Bluefield Regional Medical Center continues to offer flu vaccines amid an influenza scare. Nurses Cindy Stiltner and Jewel Woodson have fielded heavy call volume since October and November, helping residents across the Four Seasons area. BRMC reports over 40 percent of its employees and many relatives have received shots.
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Bluefield Regional Medical Center
Cindy Stiltner
Jewel Woodson
BRMC
Lesley Lambert
Four Seasons
Mercer County
Tammy Hasley
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