Baptists Launch 1000 Home Flood Repair Effort in WV
Southern Baptists from several states will invest two years and four million dollars to repair at least 1,000 flood damaged homes in West Virginia. The Adopt A Family project mobilizes Social workers in southern counties identified about 2,000 homes in need. Funds and labor will target safety, sanitation, and security with roofing, foundations, painting and ramps.
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Southern Baptists
West Virginia
Adopt
Bill Barker
Appalachian Regional Ministry
North American Mission Board
West Virginia Convention of Southern
Barker
Southern Baptist State Conventions
Tennessee
Fayette
South Carolina
McDowell
North Carolina
Wyoming
Georgia Baptist Convention
Boone
Raleigh
Police blotter reports multiple Friday incidents on local streets
Alarm activated on Bland Street was a false alarm investigated by Officer J D Vance. Possible prowler on Fourth Street investigated by Officers A B Palmer and B L Hamm with no location found. Alarm at Bluefield Arts and Crafts Center a false alarm investigated by Officer B W Copenhaver. Parking problem on Lee Street resulted in a citation by Officer G W Lightfoot. Disturbance at Tiffany Manor involved transport by rescue and a verbal warning for an intoxicated male, investigated by Officer S S Whitt. Suspicious street subject on Wayne Street not located after investigation by Officer G W Lightfoot. Loud music on College Street led to indoors instruction by Officer M A Beck.
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Bland Street
J.D. Vance
Fourth Street
A.B. Palmer
B.L. Hamm
Bluefield
Lee Street
G.W. Lightfoot
Tiffany Manor
S.S. Whitt
Wayne Street
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