Princeton Devil Rays Face Bluefield Orioles At Bluefield
Schedule notes a 7 p.m. game between Princeton Devil Rays and Bluefield Orioles at Bluefield, plus evening events in Hinton and Bluefield. Activities include a Tiny Thumbelina show at Pipestem Resort, several AA group meetings, a Summer Celebration Car Show at Tazewell Mall, and church gatherings across Bluefield and Princeton with open meetings and community events listed.
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Bluefield Orioles
Bluefield
Hinton Area
Pipestem Resort State Park
Hinton
Ascension Episcopal Church
5Th Avenue
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Princeton
MIBC
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First Presbyterian Church
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Obituary Details on Pallbearers and Memorials
Rogers will serve as pallbearers with the Men's Bible Class and Steve Yost as honorary pallbearers. Friends may visit at Cravens Shires Funeral Home in Bluewell Friday 7 to 9 pm and at the church one hour before services. Memorials may be given to the Bluewell United Methodist Church Choir.
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Rogers
Steve Yost
Cravens-Shires
Bluewell
Bluewell United Methodist Church
Obituary for Cephas C Shrewsbury of Bluefield
Cephas Calvin Shrewsbury 79 of Route 4 Bluefield died Friday June 22 2001 at Princeton Community Hospital He was born March 4 1922 in Springton son of the late George Ballard and Karrie Huffman Shrewsbury Retired coal miner with G I Lilly Coal Co He survived by his wife Ruby Irene Cline Shrewsbury one son Cebert Calvin Rusty Shrewsbury three daughters Brenda Scott Patty Sayers and Rhonda Presutti fifteen grandchildren five great grandsons two sisters and two brothers Funeral services 2 30 pm Sunday at George W Seaver Chapel Seaver Funeral Home Princeton Rev Paul Hall officiating Burial Shrewsbury Family Cemetery Springton Mountain Pallbearers Richard Farmer Martin Shrewsbury Curtis Niswander Bryan Tooley Chris Gibberson Danny Gibberson Friends may call 6 8 pm today at the funeral home
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Calvin Shrewsbury
Bluefield
Princeton Community Hospital
Springton
George Ballard
Karrie Cleo Huffman Shrewsbury
G.I. Lilly Coal Co
Ruby Irene Cline Shrewsbury
Dennis Wayne Shrewsbury
Cebert Calvin
Rusty
Shrewsbury
Virginia
Piedmont Hollow
Brenda Scott
Gary
Bluewell
Patty Sayers
Lashmeet
Rhonda Presutti
Kegley
Mary Morrison
Newark
N.J
Rainelle Midkiff
Theodore Shrewsbury
Beeson
Benford Shrewsbury
Bud
George W. Seaver
Seaver
Princeton
Paul Hall
Shrewsbury Family
Springton Mountain
Richard Farmer
Martin Shrewsbury
Curtis Niswander
Bryan Tooley
Chris Gibberson
Danny Gibberson
Habitat home dedication highlights community support
Habitat for Humanity efforts rely on local donors and firms. Ervin Rich of Bluefield donated property for the Ratliff home with Carilson funding a major share through the Carilion Community Health Fund. Sparks Construction managed the build as Stephanie Sparks handed the keys to the Ratliff family. Rev. Tom Reed praised volunteers and the family, noting the house was built with love and shared values. A tour followed the dedication and refreshments. Habitat for Humanity International began in 1976 as a nonprofit housing ministry.
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Habitat Homes
Ervin Rich
Bluefield
Ratliff
Carilson
Carilion Community Health Fund
Sparks Construction
Stephanie Sparks
Tom Reed
Habitat For Humanity International
Millard
Linda Fuller
Brushfork Sister Laments Loss In Quiet Mountain Town
Ginger Ayers, 65, described as lively and caring, was found dead in her Brushfork home after being last heard from June 3 or 4. Her sisters recall she valued privacy, kept a revolver for protection, and planned to attend a Pipestem State Park musical program. They seek closure and say the case is senseless.
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Glass
Lori
South Dakota
Woodward
Ginger
Lester
Marie Ayers
Pipestem State Park
County budget review shows jail costs and earmarked funds
County official Jennings notes a roughly $4 million budget with 130 employees and cites $841,784.50 in regional jail costs through May plus $49,355.25 for home confinement and $104,733.49 for own jail expenses. He adds $300,000 annual revenue from a 5 percent cable franchise fee is earmarked for a courthouse annex, while hotel motel taxes total $175,000.
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Jennings
Coin Commission
Circuit Clerk’s
Sheriff-Treasurer
Welch to host day-long celebration with parade and fireworks
A Welch event features a day of games at Linkous Park from 6 to 9:30 p.m. including basketball foul shooting, sack races, egg and balloon toss and golf putting. Swimming and an auction run 1 to 9:30 p.m. with a 5 p.m. auction. Bill Archer of the Daily Telegraph will give a driving tribute speech. An antique car show, crafts, truck supply display and a Sid Hatfield reenactment are planned. The coal truck parade follows fireworks at 9:30 p.m. with a Riverside Drive route. Prizes: 1000 for first, 500 for second, 250 for third. drivers receive certificates.
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Linkous’ Park
Bill Archer
The
Daily Telegraph
City Hall
Sid Hatfield
McDowell County
Moore
McDowell
Wyoming Streets
Riverside Drive
Coney Island
Virginia Avenue
Howard Street
Wyoming Street
Parole decision in Britain for boy killers sparks debate
Venables and Thompson, who abducted and killed James Bulger in 1993, are to be released with conditions. They must avoid contact with James’s family and stay out of the Liverpool area unless cleared by probation officials. A parole board upheld the commitment to recall if risks reappear, amid intense public reaction.
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Ralph
Britain
Venables
Thompson
Bootle
Liverpool
England
Blunkett
Home
Michael Howard
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