Rising Graham senior Kim Hypes into nursing and medicine
Larry Hypes profiles Kim West a Graham High School rising senior and Tazewell County Career and Technical Center nursing program entrant. She helped pack food at Labor of Love Mission with Robert and Renee Steele, plans to study at WVU, aims to earn a medical degree and become a surgeon, and hopes to start a hospital or aid organization for the uninsured.
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Dinefield Baily Telegraph News Editor. Sports Editor.
An apparent staff roster lists Dinefield Baily as News Editor and Sports Editor while naming Darryl Hudson as Publisher and Andy Patton as Editor. The text also cites Brian Woodson Samantha Perry as Managing Editor and Bill Archer Charles Owens as Senior Editor and City Editor.
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Hockman Pike project moves toward Bluefield bridge realignment
The Virginia Department of Transportation approved a 2 million dollar contract for the Hockman Pike Road Project in Bluefield Virginia. The plan shifts the flood plain road to remove a bridge from service and reroute the corridor while relinking near Pine Hill Park and Parkview Drive. Maintenance costs and flood risk are reduced with the new alignment.
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Letter on FEMA denial and political attack in Virginia
A reader denounces FEMA's denial of Virginia disaster aid after a tornado, condemning the Obama administration as hostile. The piece attacks environmentalists, coal policy, and constitutional changes, asserting distrust of federal power and urging perseverance amid perceived government hostility.
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Republicans Face Backlash Over Medicare Reform Ads
Columnist Jay Ambrose denounces Democrats and their allies for depicting the GOP plan to reform Medicare as a death trap for the elderly. He argues the plan begins in 10 years, preserves government support, and aims to curb spending while critics warn of tax and debt impacts. He cites Alice Rivlin and Robert Samuelson supporting debate and questions opponents’ tactics.
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