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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2016
Page
4
Blake Stowers recalls farm childhood joys and a campus misstep guided by mentor Jennifer Belcher. He notes the value of heedful guidance, recounts a party night at Emory and Henry, and ends urging readers to respect mentors for personal growth and success.
Bluefield Baily Telegraph lists staff editors Randy Mooney Samantha Perry Andy Patton and Charles Owens with sports editor Brian Woodson. The item quotes Zephaniah 1 18 AKJV about the day of the LORD and the land’s fiery destruction.
West Virginia Department of Highways District 10 in Princeton outlines about 17 million dollars of paving and preservation projects for Mercer McDowell Wyoming and Raleigh counties this spring and summer. Projects include nine mile I 77 preservation from Princeton to East River Mountain Tunnel near Bluefield two bridges in Bramwell paving on Route 19 and work on Route 102 Nemours plus several Virginia bridge projects. Delays and detours are expected but the work aims to improve safety and road life.
A reader argues both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders offered limited coal country relief, noting Clinton proposed a $30 billion aid package for dislocated workers while Sanders suggested rapid industry shutdowns without solutions. The writer says Republicans offer little on coal, power plants shift to natural gas, and global demand may limit exports. The coalfields face crossroads with no clear plan from any party.
The Daily Telegraph invites readers to send opinions on public issues via email to editor bdtonline com. Readers can share views on matters of public interest and contribute to the newspaper's ongoing discourse.
Carl Leubsdorf surveys potential running mates for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Tim Kaine and Sherrod Brown emerge as experienced, background matches, while Marco Rubio and John Kasich offer balance options. The piece weighs government experience, ethnicity, and regional appeal amid a crowded field and ongoing Cruz clash.
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