Summit Players stage Caught in the Net at Summit Theatre
The Summit Players continue Ray Cooney farce withCaught in the Net at the Bluefield Area Arts and Science Center. John dodges two wives as his son and daughter from different marriages meet online. Debra Jackson directs with Sam Owens and Dallas Wilie in key roles as deception spirals. Dinner theater options run Friday and Saturday at 6 30 p.m. with Sunday matinee at 2 p.m. Reservations 304 325 8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohn Smith
Jim Theatre
John
Stanley Gardner
Summit Players
Summit Theatre
Debbie Jackson
Sam Owens
Owens
Sam
Summit
Dallas Wilie
Laurel and Hardy
Stanley
Wilie
Stanley Laurel
Becky Dale
Starley
Mummy
Mrs. Wiggins
Shawn Williams
Barbara
Bluefield High School
Ashley Goodwin
Alex Moore
Vicki
Graham High School
Danie Asbury
Gavin
Ray Cooney
Directors Guild of Great Britain
London
Broadway
Bluefield Area
Princeton High School
Where have all the honeybees gone and a Romper Room reel
Tina asks Kathy two questions. First she notes a decline of honeybees in her yard since childhood and seeks explanations for their absence. Second she asks whether a local TV station preserved any Romper Room reels from the 1960s hosted by Erlene Branch, hoping to find a copy for her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ello
Kathy
Erlene Branch
Tina
Honeybee decline and Romper Room records discussed
Eric Day of Virginia Tech notes honeybees dropped about 50 to 70 percent in recent years due to parasitic mites, affecting managed and feral colonies. He contrasts honeybees with bumblebees and explains the archival loss of Romper Room tapes, with Erlene Branch noting reels were destroyed for not fitting later equipment. Kathy Kish invites reader questions for the Daily Telegraph.
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Tina
Eric Day
Virginia Tech
Erlene
Whitethorn School
Whitethorn
Chris Noel
Chris Noel Sr
Saturday mornings spent with coffee and blooming poppies
A writer recalls a weekend garden moment watching a poppy bloom, reflecting on relaxation, garden work, and the passage of summer. The piece ties mornings, creativity, and daily life to the slow, painterly changes of a garden and the small joys of observation. Contact Kathy Kish at kkish bottonline.com.
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Kathy Kish
Daily Telegraph
Kathy
P.O
Bluefield
Kkish
Bottonline
Bottonline.com
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