Weather Fools Gardener On Spring Shopping Day
Samantha Perry recalls a spring gardening spree disrupted by hail under a greenhouse roof. As clouds roll in and ice pelts the ground she notes how weather chatter once mattered little to her work life, then returns to buying zinnias, ivy, petunias and impatiens amid the storm.
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Bluewell
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Behold His Soul Not Upright Faith Guides Just
A fragment from Bluefield Daily Telegraph features quoted scripture Habakkuk 2 4 AKJV. The passage appears amid staff names Randy Mooney publisher Samantha Perry editor and Andy Patton assistant managing editor with Charles Ow e ph aS de formatting artifacts.
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Jessie’s Law seeks to inform doctors of patient opioid history
U S Senators Manchin and Capito introduced Jessie’s Law named for Jessie Grubb to require disclosure of prior opioid addiction in medical records with patient consent. The goal is to help prevent overdoses by flagging addiction history like drug allergies in hospital, within a year standards would be set for hospitals and physicians.
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Pain medication access spurs WV resident’s critique of drug war
Mary Mathena of Lerona WV writes about her late husband’s death from brain cancer after his pain care was restricted, recounting life with back pain, travel to North Carolina for treatment, and frustrations with doctors who fear prescribing opioids. She argues for better patient care and criticizes policies that push patients to seek relief elsewhere.
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Wake Forest Cancer Center
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Mary Mathena Lerona
Support for Trump risks national grid of Republican votes
Ann McFeatters argues supporting Donald Trump is a misstep for Republicans as he risks alienating independents and minorities, threatens to redefine political norms, and could impact down ticket races. The piece notes Trump’s rhetoric, self-financing limits, and questions his viability against Hillary Clinton while outlining why some Republicans may still rally to him for the Supreme Court nomination.
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