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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2003
Page
1
In a concise column, Corey and Paul explore gardening topics while hinting at ongoing interest in domestic and personal finance issues. The piece weaves practical digging tips with light discussion on money matters and hints at broader social topics.
The Tazewell Area Chamber of Commerce will host Business after Hours Thursday from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Bedrock Inn in Pounding Mill. Sponsors include Bedrock Inn Hunter Paving Your Grate Escape and Magic 100.7 FM.
In Bluefield Virginia the homicide of Brandy Nicole Hatfield 25 is under active investigation. Authorities say she was found with multiple stab wounds in Crescent View Apartments with a family member discovering the body. Deputies continue interviews and have issued a new search warrant to recheck the residence for possible missed evidence.
Governor Bob Wise addressed more than 50 Princeton residents at the Princeton Public Library to discuss a long-term solution for West Virginia's Workers' Compensation system. He introduced new director Greg Burton and stressed that legislative action and budget changes matter only if the administration can implement them effectively.
Princeton Times reports SummerFest 2003 begins at Princeton City Park with the James H. Drew Carnival. Gates run 4 p.m. to 12 midnight, festival days through Sunday at the park and Princeton Recreation Center featuring live music and sports events.
Voters in Princeton Ward IV face a choice for a two year term after Nancy O Neal vacated the seat. Candidates include Chad Skeens Caldwell Jim Worley Homer O Skeens and Jeff Hawks. Election results will determine the new representative for the district.
In Princeton local views oppose national claims that West Virginia 4-H programs offend Native Americans. Emerson Okes, a former 4-H youth leader with three children who passed through the program, says the tribes used are familiar to West Virginia and respectful. Bill Berdine of Princeton adds there is no objection if done with respect.
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