Salvation Army captains leave Mercer County after four years
Captain Dennis Smith and his wife Captain Jane Smith are transferred after four years in Mercer County. They began in 2018 and move Monday, June 20, to Morgantown. Lt. Mark Craddock will head Salvation Army work in the county, with all regional services now handled from the Princeton office.
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Wolf Camera
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Fourth of July events lined up for Princeton celebration
Princeton announces a four day Independence Day lineup including a July 1 game between the Princeton Whistlepigs and Bluefield Ridge Runners followed by fireworks. July 2 features MVP Circuit Challenge Disc Golf at City Park, Bark Mutts Parade, and a Mercer Street Freedom Cruise. July 3 offers Water Balloon Baseball, a Jeepers Freedom Cruise, and National Treasure at Dick Copeland Square. July 4 includes Hotdog Eating Contest at Hunnicutt Field, Whistlepigs vs Pulaski River Turtles, and a car show at Princeton Senior High School.
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Bicyclists From Nine States Tour 9/11 Flight 93 Site
Bicyclists from nine states travel the 1300 mile National Memorial Trail route and stop at Flight 93 National Memorial in Somerset County. riders, led by Eric Brenner, mark the fifth day of a 22 day journey honoring 9/11 heroes.
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David Brickley
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