te Pet, te Pet boxing alert local ring appearance
Local boxer te Pet, te Pet enters the ring for a scheduled bout. Fans anticipate a decisive performance as organizers announce details of the match venue and expected turnout.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2002
Page
1
Local boxer te Pet, te Pet enters the ring for a scheduled bout. Fans anticipate a decisive performance as organizers announce details of the match venue and expected turnout.
The sixth Bramwell Oktoberfest will run 2 to 7 p.m. on Saturday Oct 12 featuring outdoor walking tours of Millionaire Row with stops for craft beer and fine food. Live music and limited advance tickets $12 with gate $15. contact Mercer County CVB at 800 221 3206 for advance passes or George Sitler at 304 248 8004 for more details.
WELCH Mack Mullins of the Retired Military Police Association plans a boot training style camp near Northfork Cherokee area in McDowell County. A pig picking social is set for Oct 19 to raise funds and invite area mayors officials and law enforcement. The camp would be voluntary or court-recommended to keep youths off drugs with a Boy Scout like experience.
In Warrrdell Virginia Teresa Dye leads a petition for public drinking water in Paintlick, Tazewell County. Neighbors report long standing water problems limiting daily chores and raising concerns about water quality and reliability. Dye stresses ongoing need for county action to deliver safe supply.
Princeton project eyed as anchor for Team West Virginia plans near Interstate 77 Exit 9. David Barker, tied to Bluewell and Welch, leads the group proposing a 45,000 square foot facility with a race shop a restaurant office space and a gift shop near the Ramada Inn.
Randy Deason is appointed publisher of the Bluefield Daily Telegraph. A CNHI veteran, he previously served as group publisher for CNHI newspapers in metro Atlanta, with past roles in Tallahassee, State College, Macon, Valdosta, and Tifton. He has been active in Clayton County community affairs.
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