Keystone officials: Other small town also without full-time officers
Keystone WV officials say the town has not had a full-time police force since the 1970s and note similar shortages in southern West Virginia. Burglars have struck the Council of Southern Mountains in Keystone building housing town hall and police, raising rent concerns as the agency uses most of the space. The agency serves about a thousand people yearly with utility aid, food programs, tax help, and foster grandparent programs.
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Job Fair 2011 draws local companies to Princeton event
In Princeton at the Days Inn Conference Center the Bluefield Daily Telegraph hosted Job Fair 2011 with seven local firms such as Arcelor Mittal Princeton Community Hospital Boxley Ammars KVC Behavioral Health Care Bluefield Transport and others. Officials noted a softer turnout than previous years while seeking workers in fields from coal mining to medical and trucking. Arcelor Mittal said they seek 30 to 50 experienced miners and talked with several prospects in the first hours.
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City seeks new slogan to lure visitors
The article discusses continuing a slogan contest designed by ET Boggess Architect Inc for the city. Architect Todd Boggess explains the goal is a phrase that helps describe the city. The current motto is The Gateway to Four Seasons Country, with Bluefield cited as Nature's Air Conditioned City as a comparison.
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Southern Gospel singer Carla Bragg to perform at Chicory Square
Bluefield based singer Carla Bragg from Princeton returns for her third Chicory Square concert in downtown Bluefield on Friday. She recalls singing Southern Gospel since childhood with her dad on the Upper Room Broadcast and previews selections from her upcoming CD A Song in My Soul recorded in Nashville. Bragg notes the relaxed, inclusive concert vibes and plans to perform songs from her new album including Hallelujah Square and Gods Voice.
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