Sudoku Concept: Weeklong difficulty rises from Monday to Sunday
The Sudoku concept defines a 9x9 grid puzzle where numbers 1 through 9 must appear once per row column and each 3x3 box. The difficulty level increases across the week from Monday through Sunday, guiding solver challenge.
Mercer County Relay for Life honors survivors and volunteers
Survivors and supporters gathered at Mercer Mall for the Mercer County Relay for Life raising funds for cancer research. About 62 teams and 135 survivors joined, with luminaries planned, relay theme An Evening with the Stars, and awards for tent decorating.
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Lisha Miller
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Delana Cecil
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Life of Sylvester C. Myers Told in Video
Southwest Virginia Community College produced a 54 minute video based on Sylvester C Myers biography From the Coal Fields to the Oil Fields and Beyond A Life in Pursuit of Being All I Could Be The book released last year covers his birth in McDowell County Army Corps of Engineers career and business success Contact S C Myers Bramwell WV 24715 or call (304) 248 7546
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Southwest Virginia Community College
Sylvester C. Myers
Myers
McDowell County
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Bramwell
Bluefield Recycling Pickup Expanded to Include Plastics
Bluefield residents with Monday or Tuesday trash days should set out recyclables Tuesday by 8 am. Accepted: newspaper, cardboard, aluminum, and No 1 and No 2 plastics. Call 327-2456 for details. Do not use wire ties, tie bags, flatten boxes. Not recycled now: plastic bags, magazines, telephone books, office paper, Styrofoam, steel cans, or glass.
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Bluefield Recycling Pick-Up
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Collins recalls rise from Excelsior to state leader and keynote honor
The 1960s and 1970s career path of Collins is traced from Excelsior High School to Bluefield State College, serving as Capitol Hill intern with James Kee, becoming first African American in that internship, then teaching, coaching, and earning a master's at San Diego State. He held roles with San Diego Port Authority, West Virginia Governor Rockefeller's Office of Economic Development, later owned a wine distribution business and a Coca Cola fountain operation. Now head of Rural Entrepreneurial Institute and Amazing Grace Foods Marketing, Collins has received multiple honors as Excelsior reunions honor him as keynote speaker.
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Washington
Arkansas
William
Bill Clinton
Potomac
Saeger High School
San Diego State College
California
San Diego
West Virginia
John D
Jay” Rockefeller IV
Governor's Office of
Rural Entrepreneurial Institute
Chapel Hill
Amazing Grace Foods Marketing Co
Excelsior
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