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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 2001

Page

7

Courthouse moves forward in Tazewell County progress

Tazewell County Virginia has issued a certificate of occupancy for its renovated courthouse and launched phase three of the project. Officials say old courthouse vacating begins this week as Brown and Root targets final completion by January 2002. Court offices relocate to the new building now, with Juvenile and Domestic Relations and General District Court offices in place by Oct 9 ahead of a holiday. The project began fall 1998 and is expected to exceed 13 million dollars.

Tazewell Rick Kimbrell Kimbrell Commonwealth Attorney’s Office Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court General District Court Anderson

Mercer County Commission sets coming week's agenda

Mercer County plans a busy agenda for next week's meeting. The panel will consider a $200000 architect fee with a $25000 bonus for on budget completion proposed by Ted Boggess. The 22000 square foot annex will house magistrates and county offices, funded by a 5 percent cable fee.

Mercer County Commission Princeton Commission E.T. Boggess Ted Boggess

Corte family among Italian stone-cutters in southern W.Va

Stelio Corte recalls Carswell Hollow as a diverse, friendly community with Italians Poles Hungarians Black and white workers. His father Joe Corte (from Auronzo, Italy) came to America in the early 1900s to work as a stone cutter amid coal industry growth in Central Appalachia. The Cortes stay active in the Sons of Italy and Italian Heritage Festival, which opens with a dinner at the Brushfork National Guard Armory, continuing through Saturday.

Corte W.va Bluefield Stelio Corte Carswell Hollow Carswell Stelio Joe Corte United States Auronzo Italy Switzerland America Central Appalachian Mountains Vecellio Beckley Pais Keystone Betty Corte Daddy Rico Vecellio Cortes Sons of Italy National Guard Brushfork

Oktoberfest 2001 Bramwell Celebrates With Beer Tours Music and Awards

Bramwell Oktoberfest 2001 in Millionaire Row offers a 2 to 4 p.m Beer Tour with light ethnic foods and performances by West Virginia musicians including the Bluegills and Davis Sisters. Outdoor historic tours, a 4 p.m. barbecue, beer judging, People’s Choice award, and concerts by Carpenter Ants and Bluestone Wildcats conclude the day.

The West Virginia Bluegills Clinton Collins Adam Cox Cathy McConnell Davis Sisters Bramwell Ballet Carpenter Ants Bluestone Wildcats Main Street West Virginia Brewing Company Morgantown Blackwater Brewing Company Davis North End Tavern Parkersburg Richbrau Brewing Company Richmond

Richlands Band wins at Clinch River Band Festival

Thirteen bands from Southwest Virginia and East Tennessee competed at the 8th annual Clinch River Band Festival hosted by Tazewell High School. Richlands High School Marching Band earned Band of the Day for a Civil War tribute, as Blue Tornado performed a moving taps and tombstone flags moment.

Tazewell Virginia East Tennessee Tazewell High School Tazewell Bulldog Jim French Raejie Harman Richlands High School Blue Tornado U.S

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