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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2002
Page
1
A roundup of school news highlights Glenwood School earns top honors as students post strong marks. The article notes community projects like Pennies for Puppies, with area children aiding local animal rescues and furry friends in need.
Marshall Miller and Associates Relay for Life team presents Concert for a Cause at the Summit Theatre Bluefield on Saturday April 6 at 5 pm. Performers include Ron Mullennex Rory Mullennex Scott Nelson and Susan White with a tentative surprise guest. Tickets go on sale March 19. Proceeds benefit the American Cancer Society. Prices 8 single 12 couple 5 for ages 12 and under under 3 free. Call 327-8770 to reserve. Seats are limited.
West Virginia lawmakers approved a 2.93 billion dollar state budget on Sunday after a tough two month session. It relies on about 120 million in revenue growth, funds teacher and state employee raises, and boosts public schools colleges and universities amid a slower economy and reduced federal aid.
Tazewell County School Board chair Witten proposes a 90 minute cap on executive sessions after lengthy closed door meetings. Last week the majority stayed behind doors until 11:40 p.m., with the session ending near midnight, drawing apologies to waiting parents, teachers, students, and citizens.
The Daily Telegraph launches The Backpack a bi weekly student page for area high schools to report student body news and express views on social issues. Organized by Adam Crockett Graham High School and Zach Boileau Martha Shott Bluefield High School with Telegraph staff.
Crews gear up for highway work in Wayne Mercer areas as funding challenges loom for the King Coal Highway I-73/74 Coalfields Expressway and Shawnee Parkway. The Coalfields Expressway moves toward completion in 2002 2003 with interchanges in Mercer Mingo Wyoming Wayne and McDowell counties while Shawnee Parkway reaches final design and environmental clearances.
A regional delegation from Mercer McDowell Wyoming Wayne Mingo and Logan counties travels to Washington to advocate for funding from the 2004 Federal Highway Fund. Mike Mitchem, head of the King Coal Highway I 73 74 Authority, says the group will meet with national officials and return late Wednesday.
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