September 4, 2002 event noted in report
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Richlands hosts community event on crime issues
Community members in Richlands gather for a local event addressing crime concerns and safety. Organizers and volunteers discuss prevention efforts, neighborhood watch, and resources available to residents and families.
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Richlands
Forum on Children's Issues in Bluefield
Bluefield group Bluefield Community Connections sponsors a children's issues forum Thursday at 2 00 pm in the DHHR Conference Room located at 307 Federal Street Special guest Julie Pratt represents Prevent Child Abuse America Call Shannon Atwell at 304 0456 for details Refreshments will be provided.
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Children’s Issues
Bluefield
Community Connections Inc
Federal St
Julie Pratt
Prevent Child Abuse
America
DHHR
Call
Shannon Atwell
Walker assumes presidency at Bluefield State College
Dr. Albert Walker, 56, a Memphis native, began as president of Bluefield State College on Sept. 1 after appointment on Aug. 1. He met with academic vice presidents, cabinet, and staff to set goals, discuss participating governance, and pursue core operating efficiencies while stressing accountability and strong job performance.
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Bluefield
Albert Walker
Bluefield State College
Walker
Memphis
BSC
Drought Tightens Across Virginia Amid Record August
A small rain boost in late August did little to ease a severe drought gripping western and central Virginia. National Weather Service hydrologist Mike Gillen warns this August is the driest on record for much of the state, with rainfall totals far below normal since 1951. The drought extends from the Bridge Mountains to Pocahontas and Four Seasons Country as exposed lakebeds mark the heat.
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Luefield
Virginia
Mike Gillen
National ‘Weather Service
Blacksburg
Way
Ksburg
Gillen
Bridge Mountains
Jimmy Lewis Lake
Uiewell
Pocahontas
Driving for Quality Care stops in Mercer County
A Passiona led Transmission of the Driving for Quality Care petition tour with residents in Mercer County protesting potential 10 percent Medicare cuts. Sponsored by the American Health Care Association, the ride aims to influence Congress and the White House as lawmakers consider approved reforms later this year.
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Mercer
Rinceton
Passiona
Mercer County
Washington, D.C
American Health Care Association
Medicare
Congress
White House
Texas
Princeton Health Care Center
Ruby Meadows
Deloris Bowling
Princeton
Driving For Quality Care
Four Mercer men appear in Bluefield for drug distribution charges
In U S District Court in Bluefield four Mercer County men Timothy Price 33 of Bluefield Timothy DeWitt 33 and Emanuel Scott 33 of Princeton and Tyler Frasier Thorpe 61 of Bluefield faced initial appearances on drug counts Price DeWitt and Scott are charged with distribution of cocaine base and Thorpe with hydromorphone. A three day continuance was requested by Assistant U S Attorney John L File and the defendants were remanded.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
U.S. District Court
Timothy Price
Timothy DeWitt
Emanuel Scott
Princeton
Tyler Frasier Thorpe
R. Clarke VanDervort
U.S
John L. File
School bells still on hold in Wythe
Wytheville Wythe County delays start of school for students to Sept 9 due to ongoing multi million dollar county wide construction and renovation program. The Aug 29 return date was postponed after contractors failed to meet Tuesday deadline, extending the summer break.
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Wytheville
Wythe County
Albert S. Armentrout
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