Older mothers face unique joys and challenges in later childbearing
Alyesha Asghar reports on how women delaying motherhood to their 30s and 40s balance career, finances, and health. Emily Jackson born at 42 and Glenda Jennings who had a son at 39 illustrate broader trends cited by medical professionals about aging pregnancies and fertility options, work life, and family support.
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Bluefield
Tessa
Phillip Jackson
Emily Jackson
Jackson
Glenda Jennings
Austen
Jennings
Ellington
Princeton
Roanoke
Beckley
Johnston City
Athens
Debbie Curry
Alyesha Asghar Ataasghar
Bottonline
Crowds honor Vietnam vets at West Virginia memorial
In Harleton a Welcome Home rally marked the 30th anniversary of the Vietnam War end with about 200 people at the Capitol Complex. Veterans recalled taunts on returning home while paying tribute to fallen comrades and highlighting WV leads in per capita war deaths.
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Joe Manchin
West Virginia War Memorial
West Virginia State Capitol
Charleston
Harleston
Charles Artrip
West Virginia
War Memorial
U.S
Vietnam
Artrip
Huntington
Carolyn
Capitol Complex
West
Keith Gwinn
Denver Evans
Chicago
Evans
Oak Hill
West Virginia Memorial
Army
Guy Hively
Mae Parsons
Alpha Boggs
Kanawha County
Hively
Boggs
Donald Wells
Logan
Wells
1St Airborne Division
Iietnam
Man named Jesus Christ fights WV license transfer rules
A Washington man born Peter Robert Phillips Jr. seeks legal recognition of his chosen name Jesus Christ to satisfy West Virginia motor vehicle requirements. The DC Court of Appeals voided a prior denial for an incomplete hearing, sending the case back for lower court action as he moves toward West Virginia life.
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Charleston
Jesus Christ
West Virginia
Christ
Peter Robert Phillips Jr
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
A.P Pishevar
Associated Press
Lost River
Washington
U.S
Florida
Doug Stump
West Virginia Division of Motor Vehicles
District of Columbia Superior Court
Pishevar
Gun found by Head Start kids at Williamson playground
Christine Wilder, a Cinderella Head Start teacher in Williamson, stopped three and four year olds from handling a loaded .22 pistol found at a playground. The police recovered the firearm, which had five bullets, and its serial number was checked with NCIC. it was not reported stolen and no one was injured.
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Williamson (Ap
Williamson Daily News
Christine Wilder
Williamson
Wilder
West Virginia
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National Center For Health Statistics
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Sharon Walden
Service
Emily Hopta
Your Mother
Alan
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Applion
Ueell
Walnut Street
Tazewell
Mercer Continuous Care Center
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Bible In the Schools
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Bluefield Middle
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Lashmeet/Matoaka
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Princeton Primary
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