Mount Carmel Street Paving Near Completion
Partial street paving work in Mount Carmel progresses under contractor Pope Construction. Local drainage issues and runoff concerns are cited, with the town governing board overseeing completion costs and potential water damage impacts on nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Carmel
Bids Rejected For Coeburn Sewer Project
Coeburn mayor Lacey E Fuller says all bids for the town sewer system were too high. The low bid was 227000 from Tipton Construction Co Briscoal, with 234800 from Reavers and Cecil Construction of Tazewell. The town approved a 320000 water and sewer bond. CHEW granted 85250 and a 340000 loan from CAF is expected. If bids can't be renegotiated the town may readvertise or seek more funds. Construction aimed by July 1 with extension requests to HEW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeburn
Lacey E. Fuller
Tipton Construction Co
Briscol
Reavers and Cecil Construction Co
Af Tazewell
Department of Health, Education and Welfare Chew
Communities Facilities Administration
Fuller
HEW
Charlottesville
Two Faculty Lectures Set At ETSU
Two faculty lectures are scheduled at East Tennessee State University. The event highlights ongoing academic programs and aims to engage students and the public with talks by university staff and visiting scholars. Details include topics, dates, and venues as announced by the university in correspondence with faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ETSU
Tiare Cleared In Casa
A fragment notes Tiare cleared in Casa with unclear context and no further verifiable details. The readable text suggests involvement or status but lacks names, places, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa
Gardens Pick Miss Raritan in Local Pageant Shakeup
Geraldine Light, named Miss Raritan, faced controversy as long-standing club member Sullivan appeared in disorderly scenes during preparations. The incident involved verbal exchanges with Mrs LEE and disrupted rehearsals ahead of the pageant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Light
Migs Sullivan Gardens
Raciiay
Sileapa
Tennessee project to train for deaf children program
The program aims to train specialists and itinerant workers for deaf children. It includes collaborations with Health, Welfare, and Education offices and the Southern Regional Medical Board. Key leaders include officials Switzer and Patton. The effort emphasizes nationwide opportunities and professional prep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetyix
Audihat
Office of Education
Iredeat
Burien
Mereill
Pat
Ue College
Southwest Virginia leaders press governor for flood aid and TVA help
A Wise Lee and Scott County delegation plans to meet Governor Harrison in Richmond to seek flood central aid for Southwest Virginia. They will request TVA involvement in flood control and water resource development for the three county tributary area under TVA programs. Expected participants include Sen. M. M. Long Sr and local officials from Norton St Paul Norton CocHun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Wise, Lees
Scott County
Albert
Harrison
Virginia
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Tibutary
Richmond
M. M. Long Sr
O'Neil Halt
St. Paul
W. P. Kanto
H. B. Els
Josh Taypart
Hall of Norton
Pellmer
Lacy Fuller
Cochun
Forty Local Scouts Headed to Philmont Trek
Forty Boy Scouts and Explorers from Kingsport departed for a two week camping trip to Philmont Ranch in New Mexico. The group, all over 14, aims to see the West and advance in Scouting while enjoying desert, grassland, and mountain terrain on the 127,000 acre national camping area in the Sangre de Cristo range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Phil Kestner
Fouy Masters
Bob
Kingsport Area
Philmont Ranch
Philmont
Sangrede Crista
Rockies
Huffman Named Vice President at Clinchfield
Huffman named vice president for Virginia operations at Clinchfield in a broad leadership appointment. He will map flood control efforts from the headquarters in Wise, a native of Wise County and long-time member of the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huffman
Clinchfield
Commaonivestis Attieney
Beal
Dante
van Aaron T. Hullmat
Fugate
Wise
Vine Fea Shea
Ito
Virginia
Billa Sakation
Bonaventure Country Clubs Authority
Wise Lousy
Shii
Baptist and Water Resource Developrarsl
University of Church
Low Airport Bid Won For Lee County Project
Pennington Gap Virginia Appalachian Construction Co of Wise won the low bid of 173500 for the Lee County Airport project. The town has 40 days to accept or reject, with construction expected to start July 7 or 10 and take about a year. The airstrip will sit atop a mountain with a 500 foot runway for light planes. Federal pays 50 percent, state 25 percent, and the remaining 25 percent is covered by Lee County and the state. The airport aims to serve all of Lee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennington Gap
Appalachian Construction Co
Wise
Lee County
L. F. Williams
Ifowa
Y Mor Williams
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blountville
Blountville’s
Deery
Dlawar Thrash
Hasesc
Taidreed Lstidge Historic Preservation
Deridliy Progress al Rast Lemessee Seael
Touraise Eyvenk
Clement Silvestry
Ligsition
Te Association For the Preservation of
Tennessee Am ‘Rnquities
American Association
Dar State and
Loewt History
Tennessee Historical Comemission
Deeryton
Joseph Anderson Aldwell
Willian Deery
Walter James
Janes Whitt
Goodspeed
East Tennessee
Department of the Interior
Library of Congress
Caldwell
Phun Deery Lin
Burgess
Mont Carmi
Gantplewins
Traye
Pope
Wales
Lan Us
Cemmeraon
Mayor Starshall
Holger Wire
Laniy E. Sibir
Bilriz
R Keone
Apyinkie Pratt
Mit
Amd
Avs
Aemeehink
Premlyerss
Nelson
Horton
Miss Raritan
Mrs Lee
Sullivan Gas
UT To
Corcuet
Prafosian
Far
Setitin
Iesvork
Enutt
Wilthegs
Mary Eo Switzer
Yoratianal
Uae
Gotinibion
Alue Patel
Siega
Renialvetis
Eimoloi
Jel Ceplarament
Autiem- Art
Elegye
Kitmiller
Richard Storey
John Fisher
Fred Dellinger
Kelly Stice
Gilbert Storey
Southwest
Pennington
Gibson
Tyne Freexar
Pete
eRe Ue
Glass Electric & Furniture Co