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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 2011
Page
3
Reg Henry argues that Division I football blends sport with big business and NCAA rules. He criticizes loyalty myths, player perks, and the lack of true amateurism, suggesting football belongs in business schools and warning reforms may not fix the culture.
Brief list shows Darryl Hudson as Publisher and News Editor Andy Patton as Sports Editor Brian Woodson as Managing Editor Samantha Perry as City Editor Bill Archer as Senior Editor Charles Owens as Senior Editor with no further context or article content provided.
The Spike TV series Coal draws millions of viewers and boosts coalfield tourism in McDowell County. Officials report more visitors seeking coal industry knowledge and local guides, as Cape Coalwood and the Rocket Boys story gain interest. A counterpoint is filmmaker Kennedy Jr’s The Last Mountain criticizing mountaintop mining, though the region still has Coal for tourism without film ticket costs.
The 16th Annual Tour du Parc in Bluefield Virginia was sponsored by the District Board and WalMart. Volunteers, businesses and groups supported the outdoor education program for Graham Middle School sixth graders with 15 learning stations. Reading stations included Notes From the Past, Canopy of Trees, Close The Loop recycling, Go Green, Bird Beak Adaptations, A Walk in the Wild, We are Water, Turkey Talk and Tasty Park Snacks. Planning for the 17th annual event at Graham Recreational Park next May is underway.
A self described nonchef recalls potluck misfires and family legends while noting her husband handles most cooking. She learns from friend Deb that cooking can be a labor of love and creative act, and considers seeking a spiritual shift to find joy in the kitchen and daily life.
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