Firework Baton Mishap Sparks July Fourth Mischief
Charles Boothe recalls a dangerous Independence Day stunt by two youths who hollowed firecrackers into a baton to create a makeshift cannon. A flash, boom, and a broken baton followed, drawing Aunt Tham’s ire and resulting in trouble, yet the boys reflect that the thrill outweighed the danger.
Newsroom staff listing with Bible quote overflow
The snippet lists Bluefield Daily Telegraph staff including Randy Mooney, Andy Patton, Samantha Perry, and Charlies Owens along with Brian Woodson. A Bible verse from Matthew 12 35 AKJV is quoted about good and evil treasures.
Fourth of July Remembrance and Freedom’s Sacrifices
A Fourth of July message recalls the Declaration of Independence and the risky path to a new republic. It notes British power challenged colonists, Washington’s risky maneuvers, and the costly persistence that preserved liberty. Residents in the mountains of southern and southwest Virginia are urged to celebrate while honoring sacrifices for freedom.
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Evacuations, Fireworks Rules, and Local Feedback in Bluefield News
Readers comment on Bluefield reports about a gas leak scare evacuating Tractor Supply and Kmart on Cumberland Road, new West Virginia fireworks regulations before July 4, and the Bluefield Fine Arts Commission funding debate. Posts express disbelief, sadness, and criticisms of local governance while noting looting concerns after floods.
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Saints move toward summer camp at Greenbrier amid flood relief
A story notes the New Orleans Saints plan a summer training camp at the Greenbrier as part of broader efforts to aid flood victims in West Virginia. Readers discuss flood recovery, safety, and community support across states, with comments urging relief and renewal.
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Letters oppose Boeing Iran sale of jets and back door spyware
A letter argues Boeing should not sell 100 aircraft to Iran Air totaling about 25 billion dollars citing risks of military use and weapons shipments. It urges delaying delivery, revoking licenses on violations, and installing back door disabling software to be activated by the U.S. at will.
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