Floods hit McDowell County and Panther area
Senior editor Greg Jordan reports from McDowell County where early morning floods damaged homes and bridges around Panther. He describes muddy driveways, stranded vehicles, and the community helping each other as Sheriff West and state workers assist, while a dog named Sissy survives a flooded cattle trailer. Relief efforts continue amid renewed flood fears.
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Cluefield Daily Telegraph Names Editorial staff
The Cluefield Daily Telegraph lists Randy Mooney as Publisher and Andy Patton as Editor In Chief with Brian Woodson and Samantha Pe serving as assistants. The scripture quote from Revelation 20 15 AKJV is noted in the file.
Bluefield appoints Col Dane Rideout as city manager
The Bluefield Board of Directors unanimously selects Col Dane Rideout current West Point garrison commander to lead Bluefield as city manager. Rideout, a 1990 Ball State graduate and former Marine, will begin mid August and faces challenges like population decline, job losses, and economic development alongside the Colonial Intermodal Center project.
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Tom Cole
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Jim Ferguson
Dennis Dillon
Josh Cline
Ball State University
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Fort Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
Afghanistan
CJTF
Regional Command
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Roundhouse Square
Bluefield Board of Directors
Believer Letter Defends Pledge Belief and Jesus Deity
The writer, Carmen L. Stauffer of Kellysville, defends leaving "under God" in the pledge while affirming belief in Jesus Christ. She cites historic figures and expresses personal faith as a counselor, comforter, redeemer, and savior, asserting eternal assurance.
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John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Ben Franklin
Thomas Paine
Jesus Christ
New World
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Martin Luther King
Jesus
Carmen L. Stauffer
Kellysville
A Quiet D Day Tribute From a Son-in-Law’s Memory
Martin Schram recalls U S Army Captain Cliff Morgan who landed on Omaha Beach in 1944. Morgan survived heavy losses and later served in Berlin, the Pentagon, and Frankfurt. A silent moment on a Normandy bluff with his daughter became his best conversation about war.
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England
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Cliff” Morgan
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Rhine
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