Obituary notices for several Virginia and North Carolina residents
Mary E. Bogle 68 of Sharon South Carolina formerly Pocahontas Virginia died June 18 2009 in Rock Hill South Carolina arrangements incomplete. Freda Pauline Munsey 80 of Bluefield West Virginia region died June 19 2009 at Roanoke Memorial Hospital arrangements incomplete. Curtis Roten 79 of Southmont North Carolina formerly Bramwell died June 19 2009. Patricia Lou Beavers Hunt 68 of North Tazewell Virginia died June 15 2009 memorial June 21 Cliffield Christian Church. Juanita Puckett Hutchinson 81 Big Rock Virginia died June 19 2009. Wayne Neel 88 Wytheville Virginia died June 18 2009. Funeral services scheduled for Dorothy Horton Brown Sharon Denise Etter Charles Hurst Chip Hurst Christopher Snider.
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Mary E. Bogle
Fernview Road
Sharon
S.C
Pocahontas
Rock Hill
Rodriguez Pocahontas
Freda Pauline Munsey
Rt. 3
Box
Lorton Lick Road
Bluefield
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Roanoke
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Curtis Edward Roten
Southmont
N.C
Bramwell
Davidson Funeral Home Chapel
Lexington
Patricia Lou Beavers Hunt
Washington Square Clinic
Richlands
Pat
Cliffield Christian Church
Cliffield
Stephen Harman Hunt
Brent Beavers
Patricia
Tazewell
Sue Beavers Keen
Alfred
Cedar Bluff
Bradley Beavers
al Keen, Jr
Angela
Amanda LaRae
Abigail Leia Keen
Cliffield ’ Christian Church
Chris White
Kenneth Crabtree
Linwood Drive
Hurst-Scott Funeral Home
Juanita Puckett Hutchinson
Big Rock
Grundy Virginia
Dickinson County
Adam and
Lizzie Belcher Puckett
Robert L. Hutchinson
Theresa Puckett
Harcel Puckett
Wise
Wc) Puckett
Hazel Belcher Parrott
Robert James Hutchinson
Ellen
Josephine Hutchinson
Ruth Hutchinson
Carol Hutchinson
Big Rock Church of Christ
Bob Smith
Dennis Wimmer
Jim Viers
Raffael Farrow
Sam Casebolt
Ken Runyon
Mountain Valley Memorial Park
M J Thakkar
Dr. Goss
J. Patel
Willie Davis
Marcum Keen
Herman Rife
Virginia Funeral Home
Grundy
Wayne Neel
Wytheville
Wythe County Community Hospital
Shawvers Mill
John Henry Neel
Nannie Bell Gregory Neel
Mt. Pleasant United Methodist Church
Ruthola Meade Leffel Neel
Dean Mathew Neel
William F. Neel
Fred Neel
Joe Kelly Neel
Joan
Florida
Helen Poffenbarger
Nancy Heiberg
Dave
Maryland
Betty Sisk
Fred
Indiana
Barry Lynn Neel
Cynthia Grubb
High Point
Rita Susan Bowles
Chestnut Grove Christian Church
Shawver's Mill
Larry Ramey
Joe Mack Taylor
Mt. Olivet
Gratton
Jimmy Neel
Eddie Neel
Danny Neel
Mike Neel
Kenny Neel
Ronnie Neel
Peery & St.Clair Funeral Home
Wythe
Dorothy M. Horton Brown
First Missionary Baptist Church
Wilcoe
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
Blueweil
Sharon Denise Etter
Burkes Garden Central Lutheran Church
Central Church Cemetery
Burkes Garden
Charles “Chip” Hurst
Liberty Mortuary Chapel
Liberty
Hillcrest Memorial Park
Christopher Neil Snider
Roselawn Memorial Gardens
Princeton
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Tazewell County declares county wide flood disaster
The Tazewell County Board of Supervisors declared a local emergency after flooding on Wednesday affecting the Western and Northwestern districts. Officials aim to compile damage reports from 100 households to qualify for FEMA aid, citing over $100,000 in damages on four Western District roads and damage to garages churches homes and private driveways. Citizens with storm damage should contact County Engineer Gary Earp or emergency services director Dave White beginning Monday.
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Richlands
Tazewell
Federal Emergency Management
Seth) White
Wimmer
Grey's Branch
Town Hollow Road
Honey Rock Road
FEMA
Spencer
Gary Earp
Dave White
Earp
White
Charles Owens
Cowens Bottonline.com
GOP seeks accounting of Kaine travels
Virginia Republicans demand records of Gov. Timothy Kaine's travel and expenses as DNC chair, alleging neglect of Virginia's budget crisis. They seek Kaine's daily schedule since Jan. 21 and out of state travel spending, while his team cites security and privacy concerns and notes his security detail is funded by taxpayers.
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Richmond
Virginia
Timothy M. Kaine
Democratic National Committee
Republican Party
Kaine
Martinsville
Pat Mullins
Lynda Tran
GOP
National Party
DNC
Kansas City
Organizing For America
Obama
Washington Post
Tran
Associated Press
Mullins
Del
Christopher Laxman
R-Staunton
Laxman
Jim Gilmore
RNC
House
Senate
Johnny Cash
Governor
FOIA
Virginia unemployment up in May but below national rate
Virginia's May unemployment rose to 7.1 percent from 6.8 percent while the national rate climbed to 9.4 percent, a quarter century high. Forty-eight states plus the District of Columbia saw worsening conditions as recession pressures hit factories construction retailers and financial firms cut jobs or reduce hours.
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Richmond
Virginia
Labor Department
District of Columbia
California
Nevada
North Carolina
Oregon
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Deer attacks toddler prompt Salem hunt
Salem police seek a doe accused of injuring a 2 year old in a yard. The state DN R may authorize killing the animal if found. The attack happened last Sunday. the doe nests near the home and may have been kept as a pet, though it is illegal to own wild animals.
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SALEM
State Division of Natural Resources
Permis
Sion
Jackie Hyde
Hyde
Roy Cool
Cool
Blenko Glass marks West Virginia Day with special decanter
Blenko Glass unveils a limited edition West Virginia Day decanter to celebrate the state's 146th birthday. Seawater color crystal stopper piece designed by Arlen Bayliss, 146 units priced at 146 dollars. Sales begin 8 a.m. Saturday at the Milton Visitor Center.
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Milton
Blenko Glass
West Virginia
The
Arlen Bayliss
Blenko
Blenko Glass Company
Alpha Natural Resources Foundation set July 31 votes on 1.4B deal
Alpha Natural Resources and Foundation Coal scheduled July 31 shareholder meetings to approve Alpha's 1.4 billion acquisition. The deal would close after shareholder and regulatory clearances, with votes limited to June 25 holders. The combined firm would rank among the nation's top three coal producers, with mines across Pennsylvania West Virginia Virginia Kentucky and Wyoming.
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Alpha Natural Resources, Foundation
Charleston
Alpha _ Natural Resources and
Foundation Coal
Alpha’s
Foundation
Regula
Tory
Abingdon
Foundation and
Alpha
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucky
Wyoming
Virginia Dairy Aims to Turn Manure Into Electricity
VanDerHyde Dairy in Chatham seeks USDA funding for an anaerobic digester on its 750 acre farm. If approved, construction could begin within nine months. A model by GHD Inc. was shown. The system would extract methane to generate electricity and produce bedding, fertilizer and heat while improving milk quality and reducing pathogens in manure.
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Chatham
Virginia
VanDerHyde Dairy
Roy VanDerHyde
U.S. Department of Agriculture
VanDer Hyde
GHD Inc
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