Huge Bland site explored by Radford students in Virginia
Radford University anthropology students led by Dr. Clifford Boyd examine the Blessing Site on Wolf Creek Bland County noting a likely long occupation from 900 to 1600 AD with post holes and a palisaded wall. The group invited Native tribes to observe a ceremony and discussed pre European farming practices while estimating ancient population sizes and trade absence.
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Bill Archer
Daily Telegraph
Bastian
Commonwealth
Clifford Boyd
Radford University
Boyd
Wolf Creek
Bland County
George Schaeffer
Bland Historical Society
Schaeffer
Virginia
Howard McCord
Bluefield
E. Eugene Jones
Clifford
Turtle
George Brannon
White Wolf
Cliff
Radford
Julia Everett
Western Hemisphere
Christopher Columbus
New World
Americas
Kamie Yagi
Jamie Bauguess
Flag Day Parade Around Richlands Armory
Flag Day events gather Saturday at Richlands National Guard Armory led by Boy Scout Troop No. 61. Scouts carry 3 by 5 foot flags from First Virginia Bank Clinch Valley, followed by VFW Post No. 9640 and DAV Chapter No. 31 with flags from all services. Residents urged to bring flags. flag kits available at the Richlands Chamber of Commerce, call (540) 963-3385.
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Charles Owens
Daily Telegraph
Richlands
Richlands National Guard Armory
First
Virginia Bank
Clinch Valley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tazewell County
VFW
Hank Shrader
DAV
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Marines
Shrader
Bank
America
Richlands Area
Princeton Senior High names Hubbard Student of the Month
Ryan Luke Hubbard of Kellysville has been named PSHS June Student of the Month. He is PSHS Drama Club president and Key Club vice president and plans to study music at West Virginia University after graduation. The award was presented with support from Wills & Sadler law firm and the Pam Hawkins Foundation.
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Princeton
Ryan Luke Hubbard
Princeton Senior High School
Wills & Sadler Law Firm
Pam Hawkins Foundation
Hubbard
Pam Hawkins
Wills & Sadler
PSHS
William and
Shirley Hubbard
Kellysville
Drama Club
Key Club
Gift That Endures Through Memorial Gifts to Foundation
A description of memorial gifts to the Bluefield Area Foundation, a non profit organization. Gifts are invested and only interest is spent on community projects, ensuring permanence. Contributions in memory of relatives or friends can be sent to Bluefield Area Foundation Inc P O Box 4127 Bluefield WV 24701.
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Bluefield Area Foundation
Bluefield Area Foundation, Inc
P.O
Bluefield
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Radford Group
National Guard Armory
Ya. Ie
North St. Bluefield
Madrigals
DARE
Mercer Mall
WVU
Jefferson St
Bird
Raleigh St. Downitown Bluefield, Wva
Vacatio
Flowers Bakery
Boissevain, VA
Boissevain
Eerieve Bluefield
Pocahontas
Pam
Mercer
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