Upstairs gym becomes test of healthy routines
Charles Owens notes his home workout space with treadmill bike and weights in a spare bedroom. Weather and a busy schedule foil plans for exercise and long trips, while he falls for American Idol and meals from KFC. He vows to restart a regular program in spring.
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Cluefield Baily Telegraph Names Editorial Team
The Cluefield Baily Telegraph announces Darry Hudson as Publisher and Sports Editor with Senior Editor Bill Archer and Charles Owens on staff. A religious quote about worldly desire concludes the notice, framing editorial values.
Carilion Clinic unveils 18 month plan for Tazewell Hospital
Carilion Clinic announced a restructuring plan costing about 2 million dollars to strengthen Financial stability at Tazewell Community Hospital. The plan includes closing the cafeteria and eliminating several non clinical roles while expanding to a combined ED hospitalist program and upgraded imaging. It aims to preserve in patient care and relies on community support to keep the hospital viable.
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Ten Commandments in Giles County schools praised
A reader commends Giles County School District for keeping the Ten Commandments in schools and argues it guides children and strengthens character. The letter also questions APCO electricity rate hikes and suggests electing PSC employees for fixed terms instead of gubernatorial appointments.
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Blaine) Braithwaite
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Telegraph Letters on Public Interest Publish Request
The Daily Telegraph invites letters on public issues. Submit with signature, address and phone number. Include opinion on a public matter and send by email to editor bottonline.com.
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West Virginia HEPC bonds fund campus projects total 76.9M
Governor Earl Ray Tomblin announced that West Virginia through the Higher Education Policy Commission sold higher education revenue bonds totaling 76,865,000 earlier this month. Proceeds fund Marshall University projects including a 25 million Biotechnology Development Center and a 25 million matching boost.
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West Virginia bills push plates and urban growth rules
West Virginia lawmakers discuss House Bill 2007 to issue In God We Trust license plates amid school attendance concerns and grant county commissions power to create urban growth boundaries guiding zoning inside and outside those zones. Mercer County hosts equestrian planning sessions with local officials and business leaders in Princeton and Bluefield.
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Region One Planning and Development Council
Princeton
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Region One
Jim Bailey
Franklin Group
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