Oldies radio station WGAG opens from home studio in Princeton
The Denvers fly the Gilligan’s Island banner as WGAG operates as a computer managed oldies station from their home in Princeton West Virginia. They plan a future dance and seek local collaboration while avoiding news and weather in favor of nostalgic programming.
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Dreama
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Tom Syner
Fred Francis
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Russ Johnson
Dawn Wells
Hollywood
Bluefield High School
Bluefield
Denver
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Vote on self-insureds could cost $41 million
Charleston AP report says the Workers' Compensation Board of Managers will vote on a plan from major employers that could cost nearly 41 million over the next year. The proposal would grant post July 1 self insureds financial breaks for administering their own claims, including 11.7 million in admin savings and 13.2 million credit for deposits to guarantee future payments.
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Charleston
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Mike Cavender
Acordia Employers Service
Cavender
Burton
Separation memories reveal mixed views on desegregation
Beaver High School alumni reflect on 1950s segregation in Princeton area. Speakers describe separate facilities, limited resources, and lingering prejudice while noting improved relations and ongoing challenges for today’s generation. Consensus: attitudes have softened though equity remains unfinished.
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Nated
Beaver High School
Giles Craig
Giles
Bluefield
Caretta
Kentucky
Princeton
Jacqueline Rucker
Norton
Rucker
Philadelphia
Dunbar Elementary
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