Scrapbook 2011 Pride edition highlights newsroom effort
The Daily Telegraph Pride edition Scrapbook 2011 showcased extensive planning from spring to press, with staff collecting local memories and images. Cold Case series wrapped up, thanking law enforcement including West Virginia State Police Princeton detachment and Mercer McDowell counties crews. Readers are invited to view stories on bottonline com and the BDTBlitz site with game previews and fan content.
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Daily Telegraph
Newsroom
Greg Jordan
Angela
Pride
J.R. Pauley
Princeton
West Virginia
Sgt. Pauley
Mercer
McDowell
D.W. Miller
W.C. Tupper
WA. Pendleton
C.K. Morton
K.L. Pack
B.J. Garretson
Darrell Bailey
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
Bluefield
Joe Wilson
C.S. Myers
Anne E. Hickman
Tazewell County
Bdtbilitz
Bland County
Graham
James Monroe
Montcalm
Mount View
Pike View
Richlands
River View
Tazewell
Bdtblitz.com
Cluefield Baily Telegraph Staff and Quote
The Cluefield Baily Telegraph lists staff including Sports Editor Darryl Hudson Publisher Andy Patton Brian Woodson Samantha Perry and City Editor Bill Archer Charles Owens. A Bible verse from 2 Corinthians 11 3 AKJV is cited in the text.
Grundy Town Center opens revitalize floodproof Grundy
After more than a decade, Grundy completes a multi million dollar flood proofing and redevelopment project anchored by a Walmart supercenter atop a three story parking garage. Factory Connection Hibbett Sports and more open soon as 400 new jobs are created by Grundy IDA.
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Buchanan County
Grundy
Grundy Town Center
Walmart
Factory Connection
Hibbett Sports
Unique Nails
Gamestop
Subway
Grundy Industrial Development Authority
Tim Potter
Potter
Town Center
Grundy Ida
Airport Road residents seek access to public water system
In a Sept 1 2011 letter John and Lois Gibson of Airport Road Bluefield urge Mercer County leaders to extend public water to their area. They cite statements by Senator Manchin Senator Rockefeller and Congressman Rahall supporting reliable water for residents and business growth while noting local fires and near misses due to lack of water. They ask for action before election time to boost growth at the airport and in the community.
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U.S
Manchin
Jay Rockefeller
Mercer County
Rockefeller
Nick Rahall
Oakvale
Airport Road
Bluefield
Daniels Company
Green Valley
Bluewell Water Company
John and
Lois Gibson Bluefield
Scanners and a singing dog mark Mercer County meeting
The Mercer County Democrat Club invites Democrats and friends to a 7 p.m. meeting on Thursday September 22 in Judge Sadler's Courtroom at the Mercer County Courthouse Princeton with First Lady Joanne Tomblin as guest speaker. The note recalls Pocahontas Virginia bank history and courthouse security scanners.
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Virginia
Joanne Tomblin
Mercer County
Democrat Club
Local News Bits from Grassy Spur and Bluefield
Grassy Spur near Bishop Va hosts Stinker the singing dog beloved by Joe Woodall and family. West Virginia officials report new X-ray scanners for courthouse security while local roads gain patchwork fixes. The piece ends with notes on autumn politics and a Bluefield retiree from the highways department.
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Stinker
Joe Woodall
Grassy Spur
Bishop
Joe
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