Music lives on as family notes singer's final album
A family remembers a beloved singer whose last album remains a lasting legacy. Fans recall performances and celebrate the music that endures beyond the artist's final release.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2002
Page
1
A family remembers a beloved singer whose last album remains a lasting legacy. Fans recall performances and celebrate the music that endures beyond the artist's final release.
The attorney general urges privacy protections as Princeton prepares for the annual Easter crucifixion re-enactment on April 15. Readers are offered tips on common tax problems amid community events and safety reminders.
Boil-water notices have been re issued for Pinnacle Community Hootow Community Hiawatha and Camp Creek Campground Water System. Consumers must boil drinking water for at least one minute before use for drinking cooking or hygiene activities.
Shane Knuckles a 33 year old inmate from Bramwell says he fears harm if he surrenders after a March 16 escape from McDowell County Correctional Facility. Mercer and McDowell authorities say peaceful surrender is safe. Knuckles plans to turn himself in, claiming the escape was a furlough.
In Bluefield, Billie J. Cherry and Terry L. Church, top officials of the failed First National Bank of Keystone, were sentenced to 16 years 5 months and 22 years 7 months respectively for bank fraud, mail fraud, and money laundering. Both ordered to pay about $6.12 million restitution and face three years of supervised release. Cherry defended her innocence while noting others testified under plea deals.
U S Rep Nick Rahall announces that Mercer County and Raleigh County Memorial airports will share 2 075 262 in Essential Air Service funds doubling the prior allocation by 360 202. He notes small carriers faced sharp losses after the September 11 attacks impacting national air service and regional routes.
Bluefield High School students applauded as Martha Shott read a resolution Thursday morning naming Dr. John Forbes Nash Jr. the most distinguished graduate of Beaver High School. Nash, 73, now lives in Princeton Junction New Jersey was praised for his achievements and his status as a beautiful mind.
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