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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2005
Page
10
Mayor Eva Sue Rash announced an early May date for an Anawalt restoration event focused on campground naming and community involvement. Residents will name the campground, with a prize and plaques, as cleanup efforts extend to creek banks and mountainous areas to attract visitors.
Eva Sue Rash announces a community effort to beautify West Virginia with a new campground opening and a naming contest. The cleanup runs from April 30 to May 30, offering a prize for the winning name. Adria Hairston can be contacted at ahairston bottonline.com.
Sowers, Kiawah Island Club member, is selected for the Boy Scouts of America Distinguished Citizen Award for community service. He will be honored at an Award Dinner on Tuesday May 3 at Fincastle Country Club. Alyesha Asghar can be contacted for details.
The piece urges local action on illiteracy, stressing early reading in schools and at home. It highlights community involvement, calls for volunteers through Jaletta Desmond, and promotes proceeds from the book Learning, Earning, & Giving Back to fund literacy efforts. Jim Davidson leads the National Literacy Campaign.
Sue Barrie leads Bluefield Post 9696 events honoring Vietnam veterans with a May 1 Loyalty Day dinner at the post home just outside Bluefield. WVU honors graduate Jarrod Sudduth in Outstanding Seniors, while Bluefield transit drivers earn top rodeo placements and Jerry Rasi opens Galaxy Supermarket in War. George McGonagle takes a heart cauterization break as Bluefield Baby Birds prepare for return in June.
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