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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1998
Page
5
Oak Hill Dance Center caps Tamarack's Dance Month with a free 2 p.m. Sunday show at Hulett C. Smith Theater directed by Barbara Yurick. All levels perform a program about life’s many faces featuring The Dancer by Cynthia Rylant with guest Heather Taylor of the West Virginia Dance Co. in Beckley.
The Beckley Area Storytelling Group offers a free storytelling session at 7 30 p m Friday at Serendipity Coffee House Beckley 327 Neville Street. Doug Stanley will spin his Jack tales with other featured speakers including Danny McMillion Jodi French Meri Lou Rush and Albert Pennington. Contact Fran Klaus or Danny McMillion for details.
A dense list of local notices includes candlelight ghost tours at General Lewis Inn, Fayette County Mountaineer Parents Club meeting with Susan B. Hardesty, school fruit sale orders, multiple North Beckley and Beckley PSD meetings, bookmobile stops, Elks and AA gatherings, Red Cross blood drive, support groups, bridge, bingo, divorce recovery, Kiwanis, Narcotics Anonymous, Al-Anon, and various church and civic events with dates, times, and contact numbers across Beckley, Mabscott, Weather per What’s Happening.
The Natural Resources Commission will meet at 1 p.m. Sunday at Glade Springs Resort. Informational deer season meetings follow at Twin Falls State Park Sunday at 7 p.m. and Chief Logan State Park Monday at 7 p.m. Also corrected: Magistrate Mary Jennings is not the only Raleigh County female magistrate. Diana Woods and Deborah Whitt have served as magistrates after Wallace and Miller.
The Register-Herald pledges to correct any errors or inaccuracies published. Readers are urged to report mistakes to the appropriate news department for prompt correction.
News of record lists assaults on Grey Flats Road and Eagie Lane in Amigo, burglaries on Marion Street, larcenies on Industrial and Vance Drives, threats on Morris Avenue, disturbances on Walker Avenue, and other offenses across multiple streets including driving under the influence on Pikeview Drive and intoxication on Eisenhower Drive. Found property on Harper Road and various harassment reports appear in Naoma Beaver and other areas.
Readings from multiple river gauges show current levels and flows. Gates open near Hinton provide measurements for Gauley and Meadow rivers, with outflow and discharge values noted as 8.35 ft at 865 cf/s and 9.24 ft at 61 cf/s respectively.
Readers are urged to report news tips to The Register Herald using a toll free Cellular One line by dialing BNI. The message promotes citizen journalism and a dedicated tip line for local events and incidents.
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