Community drug awareness workshop announced in Tazewell County
Authorities said workshops on drug offenses and prevention will be conducted by the Tazewell County Narcotics Task Force, Sheriff's Department, Police Department and Victim Witness Program with help from local pharmacists and counselors. Open to all, parents urged to attend with free childcare by the county Fraternal Order of Police. Jim Doud of the Virginia National Guard Counter Task Force will display narcotics and paraphernalia and distribute literature. For information contact Deputy Brian Hieatt at (540) 988-5970.
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Tazewell County Fraternal Order of Police
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Virginia National Guard
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Pressley Ridge fosters stability for youths in Mercer County
Collins and his wife Mary run two boys and two girls group homes in Mercer County to aid kids who cannot return to their families due to neglect abuse or abandonment. The homes keep youths from entering facilities outside the region, with referrals mainly from the Department of Health and Human Resources plus probation schools and hospitals. Steven Collins, 30, and Mary, both Princeton residents, have two young children Madeline and Camille. Steven is a Bramwell High School alum with a master's in community agency counseling from Marshall University. Mary is a nurse at Bluefield Regional Medical Center.
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Princeton
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Camille
Steven
Bramwell High School
Marshall University
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Camp Creek State Park Foundation Meeting Notice
The Camp Creek State Park Foundation will meet at the Memorial Building in Princeton on Monday from 6 to 7 p.m. Foundation members are urged to attend to conduct important business. The foundation meets the third Tuesday of each month. Information provided by President Earlie Moon.
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Memorial Building
Princeton
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Earlie Moon
Dream continues with water access for Pisgah Road project
A West Virginia American Water Company hydrant loan allows continued progress on the Pisgah Road project. Project leader Richardson notes her two strongest workers are daughter Janet Adams and Clarence Alvis and looks forward to next spring start.
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West Virginia-American Water Company
Pisgah Road
Janet Adams
Clarence Alvis
Richardson
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