06 Nov 1998
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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1998
Page
1
The Fayetteville Pirates seek to relive their postseason surge from last season as they set sights on advancing in the SULUeTU tournament. Player names and exact dates are not specified in the fragment.
Local vendors drew large crowds at the Southern Living Cooking Shows held at the Raleigh County Armory Civic Center Beckley. Katrina Pulliam of Big Apple Bagels served free bagels muffins and coffee as crowds lined up. Fran Klaus of Serendipity Coffee House demonstrated new chai tea blends to attendees.
Jamie Humphrey a 1990 Shady Spring High graduate addressed a crowd including local officials and a U S senator at Airport Industrial Park during the groundbreaking for a expansion of H30. He recalled his mother's words about achieving anything he sets out to do.
The Monroe County school board voted 5-0 to terminate Homer David Carr after a five hour personnel hearing regarding an alleged incident involving a minor female on Sept 15. Superintendent Lyn Guy confirmed the driver had been suspended since that time.
Harold Bragg, a Glen Jean resident and former soldier, accuses Fayette County Sheriff Larry Dotson of failing to curb drug trafficking and announces petitions to recall him. He cites rampant, daylong drug deals and notes WV lacks sheriff recall. Bragg says he has urged action for two years without response.
The Register Herald apologizes for delays caused by mailroom equipment problems and states the bundles were distributed by hand as a temporary measure. The paper promises to correct the issue as soon as possible.
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