Sunday Profile
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Friends R Fun gives kids skills to cope with life
Friends R Fun Child Development Center in Summersville had a humble beginning 25 years ago in a basement room with toys brought from volunteers’ homes or donated by the community.
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Shelter for special kids
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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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Commission on Aging
The Raleigh County Commission on Aging serves around 3,500 seniors annually, a growing, diverse and inter-generational group with a wide spectrum of needs, according to Executive Director Jack Tanner.
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Feeding a dream
Located behind the Family Worship Center on Pinewood Drive, the Beckley Dream Center is an expansive, 22,000-square-foot facility that feeds and clothes thousands of needy individuals each year.
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Prepared
In most terrifying disasters and accidents in the United States and the world, victims will see the white flag emblazoned with a red cross flying high, signifying the presence of the American Red Cross, providing a hot meal, shelter and medical assistance to those who need it most.
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It takes an Army
While The Salvation Army works in the community all year long, its members are most active and visible around the Christmas holiday.
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Scary numbers
Just For Kids Inc. works with victims of child sexual abuse
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‘Building girls’
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Helping to reach the Summit
Perhaps one of the most telling indicators of the enormous scale of the Summit Bechtel Scout Reserve being built in Glen Jean is to look at the staff placed at its helm.
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