Rivalry Week Sparks WVU Tech Fandom Across Bluefield
In a region split by passion for West Virginia University and Virginia Tech, locals discuss the Mountaineers Hokies series and its impact. Fans from Bluefield to Pearlsburg weigh chances, with sponsors and alumni recalling past battles and the Black Diamond Trophy.
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Reservations open for Community Foundation dinner oct 22
Reservations for The Community Foundation of the Virginias annual dinner are accepted through Oct 22 by calling 304 324-0222. The dinner on Oct 23 at 6 p.m. will be held at David's at the Club with keynote speaker William Pat Getty president of the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation.
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Lawmakers Put A TV Trip On Hold
Charleston report says House Speaker Bob Kiss pulled the planned all-terrain vehicle ride by lawmakers along the Hatfield-Me McCoy Trail due to ethics and liability concerns. The Government Organization Subcommittee C plans a November interim visit to the 400 mile trail across Mingo, Logan and Boone counties, with precautions for rugged travel.
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Vigil remembers domestic violence victims at ceremony
Barbara Hawkins opened the vigil by lighting a candle for Pamela Lynne Hawkins, murdered by her former husband in 1986. The Pam Hawkins Foundation honors her memory as attendees recall the scale of abuse and offer help through Pam's Place at 487 HELP.
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Brittany Miller
Guy Perkins
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Sandra Goodwin
Charlene Meade
Gail Cheatwood
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