Faith and Redemption Across Different Faiths Discuss Offenses
A discussion explores how religious offenses are viewed across faiths and whether equal redemption is possible. Clerics and scholars debate doctrine, forgiveness, and interfaith understanding in a community forum.
Virginia pension funds face Wall Street market costs
WVVA reports on Wall Street woes affecting Virginia pension funds with analysis of market costs and impacts on state retirement programs.
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City manager race questions Bluefield future
Help wanted notices set aside as the city weighs a new manager. Teen court cases and a judge hearing unfold as a murder accusation is brought before the court. Contractors begin clearing debris from the creek as cleanup work starts.
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Business After Hours to open new Ramey Chrysler
Princeton Mercer Chamber of Commerce and Ramey Chrysler Dodge schedule Business After Hours for Thursday at 6 30 p m. A ribbon cutting at 5 p m marks the official opening of the Route 460 facility.
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Virginia Lottery Results Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers
Virginia Pick 3 drawn as 6 1 2 and Pick 4 drawn as 5 9 5 1 in Vol. 108 No. 190 edition. Local brief lists the two lottery results for readers.
McDowell Looks Back on a Year of Tragedy and Triumph
A Kimball crowd honors flood survivors including Michael and Wanda Brown who returned to Welch after their Norwood Addition home was washed away by Elkhorn Creek flood on July 8, 2001. The celebration featured Delbert Kiser, Penny Justice, Becky Click, Karl Miller, Alzena Thompson, Lucrentia Collier and Tie Pannell with Jean Battle directing the improvised program.
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Bush urges Congress to fund anti-terrorism effort
President Bush pressed Congress to fully finance the war on terrorism at home and abroad, warning funds could run out in days and saying further delay is intolerable. He dismissed questions about past business practices as old-style politics and noted the SEC investigated years ago with no action. He also reaffirmed intent to oust Saddam Hussein, avoided predicting a timeline, and suggested Osama bin Laden’s status remains uncertain.
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Mercer County Aims for Earthy Sewer Grant Nearly 79 Million
Mercer County seeks a $78.5 million grant to fund a countywide sewer system for 65,000 residents. The request exceeds the $70 million already committed for a Wheeling outlet mall and accounts for about 40 percent of the year’s $200 million bond proceeds, funded by $19 million in lottery receipts.
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Domestic violence laws crucial in county shooting case
AZEWELL Virginia. A deadly weekend shooting spree in rural Tazewell County renews focus on domestic violence. Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Lee says about five years of intentional deaths in the county were domestic violence related and most crimes involve family.
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