Proof of love amid bruises in domestic violence case
Susan tells of a battering husband who causes injuries under the belief he loves her. She has cut off friends and family, accepts his unemployment, and fears leaving. The piece urges support networks, awareness, and a Candlelight vigil at 6:30 p.m. tonight at the courthouse, with Barbara Hawkins noting the report.
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Cluefield Daily Telegraph Staff Roster Echoes Faith Quote
The newspaper lists editors and writers including News Editor State Editor Sports Editor Samantha Perry Tammie Toler Barbara Hawkins Bob Redd Thomas A Colley Executive Editor Managing Editor City County Editor Senior Copy Editor and Business Writer. The piece ends with a biblical verse: I sought the LORD and he heard me and delivered me from all my fears.
Family fight toll grows in West Virginia amid reforms
A look at rising domestic violence issues in Mercer County West Virginia highlights a shift toward prioritizing abuse cases, the impact on families and children, and ongoing community efforts. The Pam Hawkins Foundation sponsors a Candlelight Vigil at the Mercer County Courthouse this evening inviting public attendance to raise awareness and support victims.
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One Nation Under God and the Founding Fathers
Autumn Dillon, a Princeton Senior High School junior, argues that America has drifted from the faith and ideals of the founders asserting that the nation was founded on God. She condemns removal of Ten Commandments and bans on school religious activity while noting debates over prayer and rights of the unborn.
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Dangers on Cumberland Road Spark Call for Road Safety Review
A long personal letter recalls a 2002 snow crash on Cumberland Road near East River Mountain Inn. The writer thanks a Pizza Hut manager and Good Samaritans for help after the vehicle slid into a ditch, cautions about deep drainage and speeding drivers, and urges tighter road work oversight to protect children and pedestrians. Evangelist Patricia A. Valentine also praises Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts events at Camp Roland with call for youth participation.
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