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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1998
Page
3
The notice lists newsroom and department contacts including News Department Local news days and nights, Regional news, Sports, Tempo, Celebrations, Business, and Obituaries with their respective phone lines. It provides toll free and local numbers such as 255 4400 and 1 800 950 0250 for reader inquiries.
The third annual Beckley Newspapers Inc. flea market and auction at 801 N. Kanawha St. begins 7 a.m. with the 11 a.m. car auction led by auctioneer Karen Ivey. A 1990 Mercury Sable, 55,000 miles, one owner, highlights a sale of NASCAR packages, grills, WVU football tickets, golf packages, rafting trips, and more. Proceeds benefit Newspapers in Education.
May births across Beckley and nearby towns report multiple newborns with parents names, birth times, and weights. Notable entries include James Trevon, Phillip Matthias, Joseph Tristin, Jaylynn Alexandria, Victor Lee, Bryce Martin, Madison McKenzie, Johnathan Matthew, Rodney David Leigh, Caitlin Adriana, Thomas James, Alexandria Nicole, Shailyn Ciara, Rebecca Jane, Mary Jean, Jaclyn Suzanne, Samantha Addie Rena, Mason Cole, Cheyenne Lakota, Alyssa Maylea, Bryan Austin, Tiffany Ann, Ryan Thomas, Micah Nolan, and other infant details from May 20 to May 30.
Community notices list events including a Stratton Alumni Committee meeting at 6 p.m. at Deloris Kidd’s home, a Cool Ridge Flat Top PSD special meeting at Ghent VFD, a morning church sale at East Park, and contact numbers for information. Also included are cheerleading tryouts at Beckley Stratton Junior High, Beckley Human Rights Commission at City Hall, a morning IDP session at Serendipity Coffee House, Adult Basic Education classes at Old Pettus Elementary, a Raleigh Boone Technical Center program, and tickets for Marion Meadows and Band concert.
A dense schedule lists concerts at Serendipity Coffee House and a WWHS auditorium show, plus dance lessons at Moonbeams and Mary Ritas. Local clubs host bingo, meetings, and support groups. Red Cross blood draw and YMCA activities appear along with church and fraternal events.
A compiled list of police activity includes driving on a revoked license on North Robert C Byrd Drive near Pinewood Drive, embezzlement on Woodlawn Avenue, a female subject screaming on Scott Avenue, fraudulent disposition of rental property at Beckley Plaza, intoxication arrest on Johnstown Road, a person lying in a yard on South Fayette Street, larceny at Harper Road near Central Elementary and Little General Store on Neville Street, leaving the scene of an accident on Robert C Byrd Drive, a loud music complaint on Hargrove Street, open container violation on South Fayette Street, prowlers on Campbell Street and Hill Street, a shot fired on Highland Street, recovered property on Grey Flats Road, congregating individuals at Johnstown Road and Vance Drive, vehicle accidents at multiple intersections including South Heber and Neville, Beckley Crossing, and Bypass Plaza, vehicle break-ins on Harper Road, burglary call on Dearing Drive in Prosperity, disturbances at Lambert's Auto Parts on Robert C Byrd Drive and Sauls Drive in Crab Orchard and Fitzpatrick Road in Raleigh, domestic assault on Forest Road in Daniels, domestic disturbances on Midway Road in Lanark, Cherrywood Terrace in Beaver, and Georgetown Court, a prowler on Clear Fork Road in Leevale, shoplifting on Two Johnson Dry Hill Road, trespassing at Beckley coal mine in Mattsville, and additional vehicle accidents at C&O Dam Road in Daniels and at Routes 16 and 54 with Highlander Floral on Robert C Byrd Drive and Raleigh Ridge Road in Raleigh.
STREAMS reports from 8 a.m. yesterday show current conditions for Bluestone Lake Summersville Lake and nearby gauges. Elevations, outflows and river gauges are listed with contact numbers for updated data after 8 a.m.
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