Sunday May 4 2003 Event Highlights
Local rundown from Sunday May 4 2003 captures key happenings across community, sports and public notices with limited readable details and several named entities. The source emphasizes timing and locations around May in 2003 at www bdtonline com for readers seeking archival leads.
Life. Warning signs help parents identify.
YMCA supports international services as a community program. A sports recap highlights a NASCAR race in Richmond with brief notes on drivers and outcomes.
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Richmond
Meet the Bluefield Daily Telegraph News Staff
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph launches a May feature introducing its newsroom team under the theme Local headlines, local people. Readers are invited to watch the promotional ads for a chance to win a prize in the May 25 contest.
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Newsroom
Lottery results from West Virginia and Virginia
West Virginia Daily Three numbers were 9 3 5 and Daily Four 1 2 4 6. Virginia Pick Three yielded 4 2 8 and Pick Four 7 8 7 5.
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West Virginia Daily
Daily
Virginia Pick
Pick
Bluefield man dies in Route 112 single car crash
Louis Brandon Bolyard 23 of Bluefield was killed Saturday morning when his 2002 Pontiac Grand Prix ran off Route 112 near Country Girl Road, tumbled down an embankment after veering off the road around 7:30 am, according to West Virginia State Police sergeant J A Alexander.
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Bluefield
Ada
Louis Brandon Bolyard
J.A. Alexander
West Virginia
Transformation Sparks Prom Night Excitement at Rinceton
Dressed in jeans and shirts, young women watch their transformation in the mirror as stylists curl and pin locks for glamorous prom looks. Ashton Dawn beams about attending her first prom while Sue Hardin of S Hair Studio shapes a master piece, capturing a junior’s anticipation.
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Rinceton
Ashton
Transforma
Richlands to Dedicate Coal Miners Memorial in May
In Richlands Virginia a new Coal Miners Memorial will be unveiled on May 17 at 11 a.m. It honors 1135 miners with names engraved on towering granite. The dedication caps two years of work amid a weekend of events including a parade and street dance. Gene Heart, chair of the memorial committee, says mining shaped Southwest Virginia.
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Richlands
Virginia
Gene Heart
Miners’ Memorial Committee
College graduates face tough job market in year
Concord College career services director Tammy Jenkins says many graduates head to graduate school rather than seek work. Employers scale back through attrition and layoffs until the economy improves. The job market this year is rated as fair by many firms, down from excellent three years ago per NACG survey.
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Bluefield
Tammy Jenkins
Concord College
Jenkins
Scal
National Association of Colleges and Employers
Mercer County Technical Education Center director on applied skills
Bill Sherwood, director of technical and adult education, says the Pinerene gained in a technical vocational education setting teaches applied skills and a work ethic. Mercer County Technical Education Center serves about 100 high school students, with 75 in vocational technical tracks and 25 in health careers.
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Rinceton
Mercer County Technical Education Center
Bill Sherwood
MCTEC
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