Community events and meetings schedule in Bluefield region
A multi day listings page shows Summer cruise nights at Lynn's Drive Inn on Rt 52 Bluewell with free entry and a 6:30 p.m. Bailey Masonic Lodge meeting in Montcalm. It also lists several AA group meetings in Hinton Princeton Bluefield and Beckley with open and closed formats plus a Lilly Brothers bluegrass show at Pipestem Resort State Park for ages 13 and up. Sunday features Mike Souter representing Celebrate West Virginia at Tamarack Bechley. Additional items include chamber executive committee noon meeting Princeton AA Group sessions and sports matchups Bluefield Orioles vs Martinsville Astros and Princeton Devil Rays vs Danville Braves at Princeton.
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Lynn's Drive-Inn
Rt. 52
Bluewell
Bailey Masonic Lodge
Montcalm
Hinton
Ascension Episcopal Church
5Th Avenue & Temple
Princeton AA Group
MIBC
South 9Th St
Princeton
Fellowship AA Group
Scott St
Bluefield
The
Lilly Brothers
the Lilly Mountaineers
Pipestem Resort
Mike Souter
West Virginia
Tamarack
Beckley
Uptown
First Presbyterian Church
Tazewell Ave
AARP
First United Methodist Church
NARVE
Mayflower
Tazewell
Princeton Devil Rays
Danville Braves
Fellowship
5Th Avenue
Temple
Summer session underway for Tazewell students
In Tazewell County, the summer school program for elementary, middle, and high school students is underway with enrollment figures: 412 in elementary, 140 in middle, and 215 in high school. Courses include SOS remediation and high school make up, with high school classes at Tazewell High School and other levels at students’ home schools.
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Azewell
Tazewell County
Brenda Lawson
Lawson
Aas O Meays
Perkinson Elected Mayor as Moore Becomes Vice Mayor
Perkinson was selected to serve as mayor by the city board amid a June 5 election that saw incumbent Rev. Garry Moore Sr. re elected as vice mayor. Deb Sarver and Don Kersey Jr. backed the motions for Perkinson and Moore, with the board set to meet first on August 7 and then on alternating Tuesdays.
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Garry Moore Sr
Perkinson
Moore
Bluefield
Scott Street Baptist Church
Deb Sarver
Don Kersey Jr
Virginia adjusts driving rules for bomb threats by juveniles
Law affects juveniles who threaten bombs by limiting driving privileges to age 17 or 18 after second offenses, with penalties extending to the driver’s license. In Tidewater and statewide, officials hope the measure deters disruptions while noting permits may limit impact for non-licensed youths.
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Puckett
Tidewater
Virginia
Commonwealth
Grand slam boosts local economy from visiting minor league fans
Beverly Wellman of the Mercer County CVB notes visitors spending on food, clothes, and entertainment. Lanton says travelers ask about Devil Rays home games, attracting fans from beyond the Virginias. Supporters call minor league baseball exciting and as good as majors.
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Beverly Wellman
Mercer County
Wellman
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Thur
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Campione
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