You Gotta Have Heart Charity Ball kicks off in Beckley
The FYI for Women program in Beckley partners with MARITY BALL funds to host the You Gotta Have Heart Charity Ball on February 25 at Black Knight Country Club. Sponsor proceeds benefit United Way of Southern West Virginia with honorary chair Nancy Pat Smith and a large volunteer committee.
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Sounds of JOY Teaching music more fun than a job
JOY instructor says teaching music is more fun than work. The program aims to engage students with hands on lessons and performances, highlighting creative growth and accessible instruction in a community setting.
Music educator Wilson retires to Concord College post
By Lynne Gilhamn for Betty Wilson longtime Maxwell Hill Elementary School music teacher retires after 30 years to join Concord College as a music professor training future teachers. Her father Glen Sallack directed Woodrow Wilson High School band for 42 years and the Sallack family has taught music in the area for 76 years. Wilson earned a bachelor’s in music education and performance from Marshall University and a master’s in elementary education. Her first teaching job was Mabscott Elementary in 1958 where she spent four years. After her daughter Rebecca was born she paused teaching for a time.
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War alternative history turns Provo siege into essay on what if
Harry Turtledove's The Great War American Front imagines a Confederacy win in 1910s America. The narrative spans Provo Utah guerrilla attacks, Roanoke Valley trench fighting, and POW camps, with Wilson, Roosevelt, and a vast reshaping of borders and alliances.
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