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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2017
Page
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Bear disrupts Garden of the Gods 10 Mile Run in Colorado
Donald Sanborn recalled a bear crossing a Colorado Springs race route about five miles into the Garden of the Gods 10 Mile Run. Runners navigated a roadway segment in Garden of the Gods Park between Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs as wildlife sightings, including bears, elk, turkeys and bobcats, are reported on training runs but rare during a race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado Springs
Colo
Colorado
Donald Sanborn
Garden of the Gods
Sanborn
Garden of the Gods Park
Manitou Springs
Back of the Dragon Memorial Run Sees 65 Riders
AZEWELL Va Motorcycle enthusiasts gathered for the Jimmy Ramey Jr Memorial Run along Rt 16 from Tazewell to Marion The 64 mile Back of the Dragon trip started at 1230 pm and ended after 4 pm with a dinner in Nuckolls Hall Organizers led by Danny Addison reported riders from several states and Canada enjoyed clear weather and the weekend events including a demolition derby and monster stunt riders
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Eric DiNovo
Thompson Valley
Virginia
Jimmy Ramey Jr
Azewell
Rt. 16
Tazewell
Marion
Tazewell Fairgrounds
Nuckolls Hall
Danny Addison
Businesses opening In Princeton
New shops move into Princeton storefronts with Survival Supply set to open June 16 in a former thrift bakery on Stafford Drive. The store stocks swords, survival knives, ammunition, camouflage gear, outdoor clothing and concealed carry purses. A new barbecue restaurant and other merchandise retailers join the influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Survival Supply
Stafford Drive
Lisa
Shrewbury
Hometown Hero Banners Available in Princeton
Princeton honors veterans and hometown heroes with banners purchasable through the Human Resources Department. Cost is 60 dollars plus 10 dollars shipping. Applicants submit a photo with the application. Banners measure 2 by 5 feet and are mounted on Mercer Street by the public works department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric DiNovo
Thorn Street
Princeton
Wanda Donahue
Donahue
Public Works Department
Mercer Street
Stafford
Two new members join Bluefield City Board in August
Matt Knowles and Robb Williams will begin service on August 8, adding lifelong Bluefield residents to the city board. Knowles, a Virginia Tech graduate, runs the family K and K Music Co. and lives with his wife Kelly and two sons Nic and Harrison. Williams, a single father of Devon and Alexa, is CEO of HealthSouth Southern Hills Rehabilitation Hospital and oversees hospitals in Parkersburg and Huntington. he was promoted from hospital CEO in April after five years with HealthSouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
Matt Knowles
Robb Williams
Kelly
Nic
Harrison
Williams
Devon
Police Department
Alexa
HealthSouth
Southern Hills Rehabilitation Hospital
Parkersburg
Huntington
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