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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2001
Page
6
A lighthearted look at how garden preferences reveal traits. Neat, controlled gardens imply structure and restraint, while natural, spontaneous plots suggest creativity and flexibility. The piece weighs annuals versus perennials and notes how gardening tastes reflect patience, timing, and personal values, ending with a playful nod to vegetable gardeners.
The Richlands Area Festival sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce begins June 19 at 4 p.m. with the James H. Drew carnival at Richlands High School. Carnival nights run Tuesday through Friday with all day Saturday activities and free rides plus evening musical performances.
Kevin Stewart, native of Princeton and LSU writing instructor, will sign his novella Margot on June 16 at Sisters Coffee House in Princeton. The 46 page work blends a murder mystery with a knitting romance, set near the Ozark woods and Buffalo River country.
Tim Nyberg and Jim Berg build a publishing career around duct tape. Their books include The Duct Tape Book and The Jumbo Duct Tape Book, selling over 750,000 copies. They tour readings, host duct tape humor acts, and have a Duck Tape endorsement while sharing odd uses from doors to a kangaroo pouch.
Dear Kathy explains how state and local laws govern election sign placement and removal. The letter notes signs on Kee Dam and a tree may violate rules, cites Mercer County litter control guidance, and urges timely removal after elections. The response discusses enforcement by officers, private property permission, and best practices for notifying campaign managers.
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