Lawyer of the Day volunteers in Mercer County West Virginia
On September 17 the Pro Bono Referral Project and Princeton Office of Legal Aid held Lawyer of the Day with Colin Cline from Katz Kantor Perkins offering free services. Cline has 7 1/2 years of local practice and focuses mainly on personal injury cases in Princeton. BECKLEY New River Parkway Authority to meet at 7 p.m. Monday at the Tamarack conference facility Beckley.
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Princeton Office of Legal Aid of West Virginia, Inc
Colin Cline
Katz, Kantor & Perkins
Mercer
Wyoming
McDowell County
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Beckley
New River Parkway Authority
Tamarack
New Image Hair & Nail Salon offers $5 haircuts for charity
TAZEWELL Va The New Image Hair and Nail Salon on East Fincastle will host a charity event offering five dollar wet cuts Friday Oct 10 from 10 am to 5 pm. Proceeds go to the Four Seasons Wellness Center. Walk ins welcome. call 276 797 1311 for appointments. RONCEVERTE The First National Bankshares Corporation board declares a third quarter cash dividend of 13 cents per share payable Oct 17 to shareholders of record Oct 3.
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Image Hair & Nail
East Fincastle
Four Seasons Wellness Center
Ronceverte
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Richlands Fall Festival storefront winners named
The Richlands Va festival awards list grand champion Clinch Valley Medical Center with section winners across five divisions. Section one honors Carolyn & Company Tho rium Miners & Merchants Bank & Trust JC Don Mathey Insurance. Section two awards Richlands Business Incubator Richlands Florist Bank of Tazewell County First Virginia Bank. Section three honors Community Home Care Services Preferred Home Health Magic Mart. Section four lists Clinch Valley Medical Center Gethsemane Baptist Church Brown & Brown Insurance Kim's Floral. Section five names Century 21 Prime Properties H & R Block Home Nursing.
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Clinch Valley Medical Center
Carolyn & Company
Thorium
Miners & Merchants Bank & Trust Company
JC Don Mathey Insurance Agency
Richlands Business Incubator
Richlands Florist
Bank of Tazewell County
First Virginia Bank
Preferred
Magic Mart
Gethsemane Baptist Church
Brown & Brown Insurance Agency
Kim’s Floral
Century 21 Prime Properties
H & R Block
Home Nursing
Dollar stores rise as shoppers seek value nationwide
Retail analysts note dollar store chains like Family Dollar and Dollar Tree posted rising earnings amid recession fears. In Bluefield, customers compare prices to Wal-Mart, while Dollar Tree expands in Bluefield and Princeton with 239 stores nationwide. Stores emphasize low prices, clearance sales, and convenience, drawing shoppers across income levels.
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Regina Lawson
Cumberland Road
Dollar
Charlotte
North Carolina
Family Dollar
Lawson
Cumberland
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Dollar General
Wal-Mart
College Ave
Greasy Ridge Rd
Princeton
Chesapeake
Yonda Jones
Falls Mills
Pauline
Bill Baker
Boissevain
Retail Forward
U.S
Ridgeview Plaza
Outlook for 2004 Brightens on Broad Economic Gains
Recent data show capital spending rising 8 percent in Q2 to a three year high, while NABE forecasts call for GDP growth around 4 percent in late 2003 and into 2004. Job cuts have totaled nearly 500,000 this year with nonfarm payrolls down 1.1 million since recession ended, though unemployment may edge toward 5.8 percent by next year.
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Japan
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U.S
U.S. Labor Department
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NABE
Federal Reserve Board
Bush
Freeman and Wren Lead A.G. Edwards Firm Namesake
Stuart Freeman and Scott Wren are identified with A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. in the firm’s naming and leadership context. The note highlights their roles within the financial services company.
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Stuart Freeman
Scott Wren
A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc
Bluefield Chamber 98th Dinner Hosts Harley-Davidson Chief Speech
Luefield will join Harley-Davidson's 100th Anniversary as Jeffrey L. Bluestein delivers the keynote at the Greater Bluefield Chamber of Commerce 98th Annual Dinner at the Bluefield Elks Lodge on November 19. Reception starts at 5:30 p.m. and dinner at 6. Tickets are $40 and available first to members, then the public from Oct. 24. call 327-7184 for details.
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Luefield
Bluefield
Harley-Davidson
Jeffrey L. Bluestein
Greater Bluefield
Bluefield Elks Lodge
David
Buttonwood doubts U S stock rally sustainability amid debt boom
Economist Buttonwood cautions that the 26 percent S&P rise and 41 percent Nikkei gain are not sustainable. He blames the 180 percent of GDP private debt, rising current account deficits, and the bubble-driven growth, arguing the U S and Japan need stronger fundamentals for lasting gains. Dennis Yena, Bluefield Daily Telegraph business writer.
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U.S
America
Japan
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