First Lady backs West Virginia book drive for literacy
West Virginia first lady Gayle Manchin joined Rotary District 7550 at Pipestem State Park for the Gently Used Book Drive campaign. District clubs collected over 200 books during the conference while Jaletta Desmond and Gov. Joe Manchin highlighted literacy as a tool to help low income families access education and opportunity.
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Southen
West Virginia
Gayle Manchin
Rotary District No. 7550
Pipestem State Park
John Beckett
Rotary
Charleston-Vandalia
Rotary Club
Joe Manchin
Manchin
Jaletta Desmond
Desmond
Ruby Payne
Beckett
Welch
Bradshaw
Bartley
Anawalt
Pineville
Pocahontas
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
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Bluefield
Bluefield plans public annexation hearing in June
Bluefield Virginia officials will join Tazewell County Supervisors on June 7 for a public hearing on extending Bluefield's boundaries. The hearing at 7 15 p m will be in the Tazewell County Courthouse and reviews annexing Crescent View North Side and 600 acre St Clair Farm along with First Assembly of God property to the west. The town seeks friendly annexation of undeveloped lots and Crescent View with residents urged to review maps at town offices.
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Bluefield
Tazewell
Crescent View
St. Clair Farm
Graham Recreation Park
First Assembly of God
Day
West Virginia
Donna Bellini
Crescent View Apartments
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
Richlands Invites Public to 7th Annual Safety Day
Richlands Va Local youth and families are invited to meet police and EMS at the 7th Annual Safety Day Operation Fresh Start at the Richlands Police Department. The event runs 9 a.m. start with activities from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. including fire safety with a Fire Department escape drill car seat safety and a drug maze under a tent near the Farmers Market.
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Richlands
Blacksburg Fire Department
Karen Patton
Richlands Fire Department
Richlands Farmers Market
Patton
Adria Hairston
Ahairston
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Bluefield man indicted for threats by mail
A Mercer County man, Kenneth Robert Godsey, 24, is named in a 3 count federal indictment returned by a Bluefield area grand jury. The charges allege he sent communications containing threats to injure others in Bluefield on November 10, 2004 and March 30, and near Princeton on May 3. FBI investigated. penalties up to five years in prison, fines up to $250,000, and two years of supervised release.
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Bluefield
Eckley
Mercer County
Tazewell County
Kenneth Robert Godsey
Sec
Princeton
Godsey
FBI
Bill Archer
Barcher
Bottonline
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