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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2002
Page
4
Larry Hypes reflects on spring fever among seniors heading to graduation in 2002. Mentions exams, tardy bells, dress codes, prom plans, graduation announcements, and post school hopes with Myrtle Beach trips and family support as key themes.
The provided text lists the Daily Telegraph staff with roles including Gary Adkisson publisher Thomas A Colley executive editor Samantha Perry managing editor and others. It also includes a quoted Bible verse from Psalms 14 1.
In 2002 Mercer Christian Academy Lady Cavaliers won their fourth straight Class A state title, James Monroe High School Lady Mavericks claimed Class AA, Bluefield High School Beavers reached Class AA semifinals. Local teams earned respect for skill and sportsmanship, balancing academics and play while boosting community pride.
J E Byrd of Princeton WV laments perceived bias in school gun incident handling at Bluefield High. He compares media treatment of two student confiscation cases and a teacher escorted weapon home, arguing adults’ actions lack fairness and school values. He urges consistent, just procedures and regret over injustice.
The Cedar Bluff and Richlands boundary dispute prompts Western District Supervisor Donnie Lowe to call an official public hearing after 14 affected families and two local business owners did not speak at the session. The board seeks input from those directly impacted before deciding the Gateway area adjustment. Charles Owens, Daily Telegraph.
Readers are urged to send concise letters on public issues to the Daily Telegraph. Include signature, address, and phone number for consideration, with no withheld names. Email editor at bdtonine com, or mail to Bluefield Daily Telegraph 928 Bluefield Avenue Bluefield WV 24701, or signed fax 304 327 6179.
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