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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1998

Page

8

Princeton agrees lease funds to study city needs

The Princeton City Council approved a $300,000 annual lease from Princeton Community Hospital to fund capital equipment buys and salary adjustments. City Manager Doug Freeman noted aging gear and the need to replace heavy equipment as costs rise, while salaries lag behind federal wage trends.

Princeton Doug Freeman PCH Freeman Public Works Department

James Monroe High honors and scholarships noted

Lawrence named to honor roll at James Monroe High School while the fourth nine weeks omission was corrected. The class of 1998 saw $3,000 awarded to top scholars, with many donors funding twenty top scholarships. Recipients included Jamie Jones Suzan Williams Angela Allen Rachel Grumblatt Heather Woodson and others. Presidential scholarship went to Heather Woodson of JMHS for $5,000 from High Point University.

Lawrence Crystal Lawrence James Monroe High School JMHS Jamie Jones Suzan Williams Angela Allen Rachel Grumblatt Heather Woodson April Weikle Denise Dean Aaron Bostic Cassie Miller Jamie Craft Beth Elmore Kristine Reece Lacey Weikle Carla Bostic Rebecca Lewis Sarah Ballengee Jason Ward Mikel Kersey Greg Mohler Tammy Meadows Mary Nester First National Bank of Peterstown Nancy Ratliff Donald Elizabeth Chadwick Lucy B. Atkins Virginian Leader Corp Allstate Insurance Union Creekside Clinic Carl Susan Cobb Bank of Monroe Lea Little Feed and Supply William C. Hutchison Monroe Math and Science Society Mountain View Dining High Point University North Carolina Washington James Monroe Honor Society Junior Civitan Club Lincoln Memorial White House Smithsonian Museum of American History Fort McHenry Union Station Rahall Seanthease Capitol Alyson Dooley Old Senate Chamber Supreme Court Well and Statuary Hall House of Representatives Spirit of St. Louis National Cemetery Aea Kennedy Mike Allen Linda Dowdy Raye Guy Pam Jackson Amy Mullins Amber McGuire Becky Lewis Nicole McDowell Lori Boggs Bobb Hazelwood Katrina Crawfo Crystal Dunn Tyler Southern Tracy Walters Kelly Wills Kevin Lively

Richlands Festival offers kids games and concerts this weekend

The Richlands Area Festival and Carnival runs today through Saturday in Richlands Virginia. Kids games run 10 a.m. to noon on the Richlands High School lawn with ribbons for all participants. The James H. Drew Carnival operates 4 to 11 p.m. daily. Headliner 40 West plays 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday on the high school front lot. Saturday events include a health fair, face painting, puppet show, mime, a pet show, and bicycle bingo.

Ichlands Richlands Area Richlands High School Richlands Recreation Park Ginger Branton Branton James H. Drew FM 94 Kicks Country RHS

Bland County group launches own web site

Rocky Gap Virginia. On Friday morning June 12 the Bland County District Citizens Committee launched its home page. Web master David L Kinder said the site will expand to include the group history and be updated weekly or as developments warrant. The committee fought a medical waste incinerator project in Bland County and won, with the Virginia Supreme Court supporting the county against CaseLin Inc.

Rocky Gap Rocky Gap District David L. Kinder Bland County Kinder Dkinder Inetone Citizens’ Committee Virginia Supreme Court Blacksburg

Zoning input sought for Route 19 460 corridor plan

Tazewell County officials invite public comment on a new zoning ordinance for the U.S. Route 19 460 corridor. The planning commission established a zoning panel to gather input, with a final plan to be presented at a future public hearing. Organizational meeting set for June 23 at 7 p.m. in Nuckols Hall.

Tazewell County Planning Commission Scott Nelson Planning Commission Nelson Commission Zoning Commission Nuckols Hall County Fairgrounds

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