Concord College training center nets 1.25 million in aid
U S Representative Nick Rahall secured 1.25 million for Concord College's Southern West Virginia Regional Technology Center, boosting previous 1.9 million funding. The center partners with E T Boggess Architects Inc. and aims to attract business, create jobs, and benefit students as doors open to the regional technology hub.
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Program combats assault and domestic violence in Mercer County
Kimberleigh Hawkins White of the Pam Hawkins Foundation spoke at the Princeton Rotary Club about domestic violence and sexual assault. She cited alarming national rates, noted Mercer County forensic nurses handled nearly 40 rape cases since February, and described a new program for quicker victim aid and evidence gathering. The Rotary Pancake Day at Mercer County Technical Education Center was announced for next Friday.
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Local Recruit Woody Wins on TV Wheel of Fortune
Woody from Graham High School won the Cover-Up game on a TV show, spinning the big wheel to 85 cents while the previous contestant hit $1. He earned a 2003 Saturn S-200 as a prize and will air December 10. He recently completed basic training, turning 18 in October, and is stationed in 29 Palms California for data systems training.
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