Weather Outlook for Friday May 27 2011
Today Friday May 27 2011 the forecast calls for highs in the mid 70s with south winds around 10 mph. A 70 percent chance of rain is expected, signaling possible showers across the area.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2011
Page
1
Today Friday May 27 2011 the forecast calls for highs in the mid 70s with south winds around 10 mph. A 70 percent chance of rain is expected, signaling possible showers across the area.
Heavy thunderstorms swept southern West Virginia and Southwest Virginia leaving downed trees and power outages. By 9 15 p m Appalachian Power reported over 3400 customers without power in Mercer and McDowell counties plus 381 in Tazewell County Virginia. Police and 911 crews logged downed trees and damaged lines while no injuries were reported.
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The 2011 Bluefield Mountain Festival kicks into high gear with concerts rides and exhibits to start the Memorial Day weekend. Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce president Marc Meachum says Friday through Sunday are the main days culminating with the Memorial Day service Monday. Vendors prepared on Thursday as wood carvers arrived.
McDowell County Circuit Court held its 2011 Law Day celebration with an overflowing courtroom of elementary and middle school students and parents. Judge Booker T. Stephens praised the event as the 15th year of the county’s program, noting 55 poster entries and 28 essays among the many student submissions.
Children’s Home Society in Princeton hosted Journey Home a one day trip to demystify foster life for potential foster parents. Visitors met social workers judges and probation staff, sat in a courtroom jury box and learned from guardian ad litem Julie Lynch and others about the goal to protect children while noting custody is not always permanent.
River View High School announced Shawn B Cheeks as the first valedictorian of the new school. The Caretta resident will attend Marshall University on multiple scholarships including the Presidential and John Marshall Honor Scholarship and an AXA Achievement Scholarship. Cheeks plans to study meteorology and notes the Promise Scholarship helps with tuition and living costs.
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