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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2000
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents a publisher note and an executive editor statement alongside a Bible verse. It includes the U S Constitution establishment and free exercise clauses and a Bible quote urging repentance and life. Steve Smith and Thomas A Colley are named.
Editorial notes Mercer County Board of Health faces hard task as Bluefield and Princeton cities cut funding. With nine members to be named if payments stop, county officials must align agencies across Bluefield, Princeton, and the county to reach a working solution that history shows is overdue. The outcome remains uncertain.
Bill Archer Virginia desk chief for the Daily Telegraph recalls speaking 30 minutes to Bluefield High School journalism students. He notes the challenge of engaging teens, the surprise at their tech fluency, and the warmth of their reception as newspapers still connect with readers.
Our birthday wish for Katherine is to remember the importance of giving back to the community that has given so much to her. We also wish for loving homes for each pet in our local animal shelters. Harry and Terri Kammer Bluefield.
A family marks Katherine’s sixth birthday with a "Feed the Animals" roller skating party inviting classmates and relatives to donate pet supplies and funds to local animal shelters instead of gifts. The letter questions school fundraisers and party exclusions for top sellers, urging inclusive rewards.
Cal Thomas argues that John McCain’s attack on Falwell and Robertson risks alienating conservative Christian voters and deepening a culture war. He warns the feud could aid Democrats, turn church messages into political campaigns, and damage the church’s primary mission while pressuring moderates in key primaries.
Greg Jordan suggests Abraham Lincoln would face modern media scrutiny and mudslinging but remain adaptable with humor. He notes Lincoln’s rumored health and emotional struggles, his wife Mary Lincoln’s intense press critique, and the enduring impact of public personas in today’s political landscape.
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