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Former Governor Hulett C. Smith laid to rest
More than 150 people attended the funeral of former Gov. Hulett C. Smith Friday at Beckley Presbyterian Church. Among those in attendance were former Govs. Gaston Caperton and Bob Wise, U.S. Sens. Joe Manchin and Jay Rockefeller, along with other members of the state’s congressional delegation. Smith died Jan. 15 in Arizona at age 93. The Beckley native served as the state’s 27th governor from 1965 until 1969.
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Devils delight in 2nd half
Oak Hill’s Rondale Watson shoots over a Westside player during the Red Devils’ 61-47 win Friday night in Oak Hill.
Two things stood out in the first half of No. 6 Oak Hill’s game with No. 8 Westside Friday night at the Lilly Center.
Continued ... - Eagles’ only unbeaten team to be honored tonight
- Patriots cruise to win over ’Hounds
- Undermanned Tigers having a good season
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What if life is just a big bag of marbles?
Editor’s note: In memory of former Lifestyles Editor Bev Davis, who passed away Aug. 1, 2010, of a sudden illness, the Bev Davis Memorial Fund is being organized at the Beckley Area Foundation. Anyone who would like to make a contribution can do so by sending a check payable to Beckley Area Foundation, 129 Main St. Suite 203, Beckley, WV 25801. Note in the memo line that the donation is for the Bev Davis Memorial Fund.
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What if life is just a big bag of marbles?
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Dobra Zupas is now open for business
Specializing in gourmet sandwiches, soups and freshly made daily entrees and desserts, Dobra Zupas is now open for business in Beckley.
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Theater general manager shares love for perfoming arts
Pamela Paul’s circuitous path to her new post as general manager of Greenbrier Valley Theatre has a certain sense of inevitability to it. With an impressive background in both business and theater, Paul says she finds great satisfaction in facing the challenges of managing West Virginia’s official professional theater.
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SLIDESHOW: Patriots best Ravens in AFC Championship
The Patriots defeat the Baltimore Ravens 23-20 in the AFC Championship game, securing a spot in Super Bowl XLVI against the New York Giants.
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SLIDESHOW: Sports figures react to Joe Paterno's death
Players, coaches and sports journalists took to Twitter on Sunday morning to react to the death of former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno.
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Coughing? Sneezing? How to know if you're too sick to work
You know this feeling -- you're getting sick. Do you tough it out and head to work? Or stay home and spare your co-workers from your germs?
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SLIDESHOW: Patriots best Ravens in AFC Championship
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VIDEO: Downtown Beckley fire
Here's a short video of Monday's fire in downtown Beckley.
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"PHOTO GALLERY:" Fire destroys downtown Beckley buildings
Crews from multiple fire departments responded to a massive fire that consumed three buildings on the corner of Neville and South Heber streets, across from the new Raleigh County Judicial Annex in downtown Beckley Monday evening.The buildings, home to three businesses, Blue Roo, Trio Consignment and Kopy Xpress, were destroyed.
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"PHOTO GALLERY" The Beckley Area Derby Dames Block & Roll
Beckley's new Women's Roller Derby Team Hit The Hardwood F. BRIAN FERGUSON/THE REGISTER-HERALD
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VIDEO: Downtown Beckley fire


