Georgian principals参加 OPEN WORLD in Appalachia
Four Republic of Georgia secondary school principals will join the US Congress sponsored OPEN WORLD Program March 15-22 in West Virginia and Southwest Virginia. They will study American public school structure administration and teaching methods with host schools and officials, stay with American families, and participate in cultural activities and photo opportunities with state leaders.
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Republic of Georgia
West Virginia
Southwest Virginia
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Ozurgetis
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Igvaia
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Tbilisi
Georgia
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Bluefield College
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Mercer Christian Academy
Drema
Robert Shireman
Connie
Rick Saunders
Marija Pascuzzi
Library of Congress
Washington DC
Wolf Creek Indian Village
Princeton Rotary International
Joe Manchin III
Gayle
Senate
WV Senate
Darrell Holmes
Open World Leadership Center
US Congress
Open World
Shott Hall
Harman Chapel
Jury seated for capital murder trial in Abingdon
A jury has been seated for the capital murder trial of William Morva in Abingdon after two days of questioning. Nine women and five men join a pool of 24 prospects, with Morva facing a possible death sentence for the August 2006 killings of a hospital security guard and a sheriff's deputy in Montgomery County after an escape attempt.
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Abingdon
William Morva
Morva
Montgomery County
Washington County
Bush honors oldest living WWI veteran Buckles at White House
107 year old Frank Buckles from Charles Town met President Bush at the White House and received a Pentagon ceremony tribute. Bush praised Buckles memory and recalled Pershing asking his origins. Buckles revealed he lied about his age in 1917 to join the Army and later did not see combat. Rep. Capito lauded Buckles as a proud Missourian with a lasting place in history.
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White House
Pentagon
Charles Town
Frank Buckles
Bush
Buckles
John J. Pershing
Missouri
Shelley Moore Capito
Farm deaths rise in Virginia
The Virginia Farm Bureau reports farm work related deaths in Virginia doubled from 2006 to 2007, with 22 fatalities in 2007. Causes include tractor overturns, runovers, on road incidents, other equipment incidents, and seven deaths from manure pit gas, electrocution, and a tree cutting accident.
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Richmond
Virginia Farm Bureau
Virginia Farm Bureau Safety
Bluefield State Gala Auction kicks off Saturday at Get Sm'ART
In Bluefield West Virginia the inaugural Bluefield State College Gala Auction begins at 7 p.m. Saturday at Get Sm'ART Gallery with items including a collector's edition 1990 Mazda Miata in excellent condition and several other tempting silent auction offerings such as a Chinese brocade dress golf package at Draper Valley and tickets to a Greenbrier Valley Theater performance with lodging at the General Lewis Inn.
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Bluefield
Bluefield State College
Get Sm’art Gallery
Bland S& Bluefield
United States
Draper Valley Golf Club
Greenbrier Valley Theater
General Lewis Inn
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