West Virginia declares emergency as floods kill and injure
Gov. Wise expanded the emergency to Logan Mingo and Wyoming counties after a storm system drenched southern coal country with over four inches of rain. An elderly man died when swept away in Main Huff Creek area, while his wife was rescued in serious condition. A Mingo volunteer firefighter was injured when his boat overturned evacuating residents. Bridges washed out and 250 Wyoming County structures damaged as authorities assess the aftermath.
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Visitors learn of Confederate general's dying days
RANGE Virginia AP visitors travel back to May 1863 in Spotsylvania and Chancellorsville memories during the Fredericksburg Civil War Weekend at Ellwood estate. Lectures by a historian and a physician honored Confederate dead as Ellwood is noted for its field hospital role and later NPS stewardship.
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Bush marks Memorial Day at Arlington with praise for troops
President Bush and allies laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns in Arlington National Cemetery and praised U S service members in Afghanistan and Iraq. He cited fierce courage making America safer as two terror regimes are gone. First Lady Laura Bush attended.
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Hornbuckle Charged With Shoplifting in Nitro Incident
Tennessee basketball recruit Alexis Hornbuckle, WBA national Player of the Year, and Andrea Ford were cited for misdemeanor shoplifting after about $30 in items including a beach towel and sunglasses were taken from a Wal-Mart in Nitro. They are set to appear in Nitro Municipal Court on June 21.
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