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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 05, 2002

Page

13

Welch business Victorian Charm flooded by Thursday surge

Frank Kennedy owner on McDowell Street in Welch describes flood damage to Victorian Charm. He says he had to take a loan to move in and now faces reopening challenges as recovery efforts begin. Local hotline numbers provided for assistance.

Frank Kennedy Victorian Charm McDowell Street Welch

Insurance Women host 22nd Chartered Annual Associates Meeting

Princeton event on May 9, 2002 at Johnston's Inn. National Association of Insurance Women aims to provide educational opportunities and leadership development for professionals in insurance and banking. Guest speaker will be Richard Schleihauf, CLU AAI ARM, a retired General Accident Insurance agent and educator. For more details contact Sonja Hovatter at Murphy Insurance, 431-7039.

Princeton Insurance Women WV/VA Johnston's Inn National Association of Insurance Women Richard Schleihauf CLU AAI ARM Schleihauf General Accident Insurance Company Sonja Hovatter ACSR CPIW Murphy Insurance Agency

Tazewell VA Nominates Winners for Third Annual Tazzies

Nominations are named for the third annual Excellence in Business Awards the Tazzies to be presented at the May 14 2002 Business Appreciation Breakfast at SVCC Community Center. Special guest speaker will be Charles Yates executive director of the Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority. Tickets cost 6 dollars with 40 dollar tables. reservations close May 10.

Ardell Margie Bandy Tazewell County Virginia Southwest Virginia Community College Community Center Charles Yates Virginia Coalfield Economic Development Authority

Mercer deeds list transfers in Princeton and Bluefield

Mercer County deeds recorded April 9 to 14 show numerous transfers. Names include Wendy Darlene Miller Adkins, Dan M. Akers Jr, Carolyn S. Akers, Thomas Kent Arrington, Tina Arrington, Harry Bailey, Robert M. Bailey, Raymond R. Hager, John Porterfield, Judith A. Black, S. Wayne Black, Ronald L. Campbell, Robert E. Stallard II, Gloria Carey, Carol A. Muzzleman, Esther Cochran, Penny Boyd, Mary Addie Dunford, Sylvester W. Black II, Jimmy S. Ferguson, Sarah C. Ferguson, Wendy L. Fowler, Johnny D. Godfrey, Paul A. Wimmer, Ricky Lee Highsmith, Lendola D. Batts, Dean Elliott Howard Jr, Donnell Mitchem Sr, Shirley Jarrett, Jennifer Lynn Truitt, Deborah K. Truitt, Brenda Pennington Lohr, Charles E. Lohr Jr, Ruby Bailey Long, Clarence Simons, Jackie D. Jackson, Jo Ann Lusk, Ronnie Lusk, Betty Jo Meador, Eugene H. Meador, Regina Jo Hess, Freddie Meredith, Shelby J. Meredith, Wayne Brockenbrough, Ultra Image Inc, Shawnee Village, A. L. Perdue, Jessie Perdue, Charles E. Southern. Transfers cover properties across Princeton East River District, Beaver Pond Bluefield, Rock District, and surrounding roads and subdivisions including Bluefield Princeton Road, Meadow Drive, and Bluestone River areas.

Princeton Mercer County Clerk’s Office Wendy Darlene Miller Adkins Barbara Ratliff Fields Hoge Street Fifth Street Bluefield Dan M. Akers Jr Carolyn S. Akers Mercer Street Thomas Kent Arrington Tina Arrington Harry Bailey Robert M. Bailey Raymond R. Hager Old Bluefield Princeton Road Beaver Pond Stephan H. Basham Judy K. Basham John Porterfield Quail Valley Estates Meadow Drive East River David C. Beatty Carol A. Muzzleman Virginia Judith A. Black S. Wayne Black Sylvester W. Black II Crane Creek Rock District Ronald L. Campbell Robert E. Stallard II College Avenue Gloria Carey Raleigh Add Esther Cochran Penny Boyd Thompson Division Red Oak Ridge Tabor Road Mary Addie Dunford Jimmy S. Ferguson Sarah C. Ferguson Wendy L. Fowler Walker St East River District Ricky Lee Highsmith Lendola D. Batts Bird Water Works Imp Co Greenbrier Street Dean Elliott Howard Jr Donnell Mitchem Sr Milton Fork Bluestone River Rock Road Lashmeet Shirley Jarrett Jennifer Lynn Elman Lane Truitt Deborah K. Truitt Eugene H. Meador Regina Jo Hess Corn Bread Ridge Road Gardner Freddie Meredith Shelby J. Meredith Wayne Brockenbrough Bland St Clifford H. Monk Martha Monk Ultra Image Inc Shawnee Village Bluestone River Lake Bottom A.L. Perdue Jessie Perdue Charles E. Southern Petn Beaver Pond

Flooding Leaves McDowell Street in Mud and Debris

After heavy rains the day before, McDowell Street was buried by more than six inches of mud and water. Dollar General Store saw shelves pushed outward by floodwater Thursday while Flat Iron Pharmacy reported doors and windows broken and counters moved. Welch City Hall flooded damaging police and fire stations, judges chambers, and multiple rooms.

McDowell Street Dollar General Store Joe Monti Welch City Hall

Stress and calm in business event and flood remarks

The piece follows a stressed speaker at a trial in Are County and a thunderstorm flood that blocks Thorn Street. Penny Walk, at a Princeton-Mercer County Chamber event, preaches stress control with practical tips and stories about balancing life and work.

Are County Princeton Princeton-Mercer County

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