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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2004
Page
1
A brief report portrays Daffodil Days as a symbol of hope rising through community efforts. Volunteers organize displays and sales to support cancer charities, with local groups and schools involved in fundraising and awareness campaigns.
NASCAR action in Las Vegas features Tison delivering key moments as the event unfolds. Analysts note shifting leads, strategic pit decisions, and late race pressure shaping the standings and final outcomes.
A disaster at the intersection of U S Route 460 and Country Girl Road renews calls for highway safety measures. A vehicle tractor-trailer collision prompts talks of a traffic signal at the busy four lane corridor and a review of signal counts along Route 460 in Mercer County. Between 2001 and 2003 twenty two crashes occurred at the intersection, including a fatality Cindy Crammer a traffic safety engineer for the St Virginia Division.
Charleston lawmakers debate a plan to split community and technical colleges from four year institutions amid projected state revenue shortfalls. Senate Education Committee Chairman Robert Plymale says he did not intend to end Bluefield State College's nursing program, but warns cuts could reshape the system. Mercer County residents feared the potential consequences as the proposal moves forward.
Positive living theme guides Concord College Teen Expo in Athens as local teens explore healthy habits college prep and career skills. Organizers led by Greg Puckett of C.O.F.Y. push drug free policy and uplifting environments for youth. Tabitha Fitzwater, 16, Shady Spring High attends workshops on resumes and interview skills.
Dorothy Farmer, 60, tears up recalling the MCCOA policy shift that now requires rotating in-home care providers every three months. She fears losing the caregiver she has trusted for four years, while families seek stability for patients like Anita Myers’ son, Thomas Perdue, who depends entirely on in-home support after a three year brain injury.
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