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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2013
Page
1
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies on Monday November 11 2013 with a high near 60 degrees and a low around 36. Calm conditions are expected with light winds and no precipitation in the outlook.
Metro Richmond Zoo owner Jim Andelin will continue cheetah breeding after five cubs were born on his first attempt on Oct 6. The facility houses seven adult females and two adult males in Chesterfield County. No cheetahs will be sold, though young cubs may be loaned to other programs. Viewable online via Richmond Cheetah Cam.
Lottery results list Powerball numbers 3 9 37 49 56 with 32 as the Powerball and Win for Life numbers 4 5 6 24 34 35 with 28 as the Powerball. No additional details provided.
Fire crews clear brush and trees as Mayflower handles a day two incident amid fluctuating conditions. The scene includes reports of a possible cougar sighting and ongoing firefighting efforts at the McDowell structure fire. An event tagged 2013 Women’s Expo is noted in the context of local activity.
Cedar Bluff authorities and volunteers including the Cedar Bluff Volunteer Fire Department and K-9 teams continued a Sunday search for Eric Smith, 41, who left his Cedar Bluff home on Friday morning to hunt and has not been seen since. Smith works at Consol's Buchanan 1 Mine and is described as an experienced hunter. The large turnout drew praise from Virginia State Police Sgt. K.K. Davis as the effort paused for the night.
Mike Kessinger honors his father Staff Sgt Leonard H Kessinger a POW in Stalag XVII B after the B 17 Texas Longhorn mission to Hamburg in 1943 The memorial at the Those Who Served Museum in Princeton features the MIA POW display highlighting veterans and missing in action.
In Tazewell County new school board members H S Caudill and Chris Moir outline goals to restore morale and raise voices for teachers and students. Caudill aims to steer schools back to their former strength and staff morale. Moir plans to learn quickly and push for a strong teacher perspective. Concurrently Garland Roberts seeks to align financial policy with job creation to keep residents from leaving, while Mike Hymes, re-elected supervisor, emphasizes continuing service and local issues.
East River Mountain Town Band under Mel Saunders performed a patriotic show at Chuck Mathena Center in Princeton. The program traced the Republic’s 237 years with Sousa Stars and Stripes Forever Irving Berlin God Bless America and Lee Greenwood God Bless the USA. Veterans and families filled the center to hear the free concert under a large American flag hung by the Princeton Fire Department.
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