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Long trek
Ed Wiley, left, who walked from West Virginia to Washington, meets with Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W.Va. in Byrd’s Senate office on Capitol Hill in Washington Wednesday. The Raleigh County grandfather made the 455-mile trip to draw attention to a coal refuse pond and preparation plant near Marsh Fork Elementary School.
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Bluefield native and serviceman the Rev. Raymond E. Pedigo talks about the Japanese surrender during World War II. Pedigo finished ninth grade in 1943, and with three brothers already in the military, he signed his own enlistment papers and went off to serve his country.
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Remembering the past
Sixty-five years ago today, Bluefield native and serviceman the Rev. Raymond E. Pedigo stood aboard a ship in Tokyo Bay near the USS Missouri as Army Gen. Douglas MacArthur and Japanese Minister of Foreign Affairs Mamoru Shigemitsu signed a written agreement called the Japanese Instrument of Surrender.
- A look ahead
- Back of the line
- Patriot ordered to clean up selenium in W.Va.
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Remembering the past
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Country singer to headline celebration
Country music star John Michael Montgomery will headline the Wyoming County Labor Day Celebration in Pineville, according to Sherri Morgan-Ellison, entertainment coordinator.
- Raleigh deputies promoted; certificates given
- Man flees confinement
- Fayette resident sentenced
- Private plane lands safely
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Country singer to headline celebration
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Herd prepared for challenge
With the season opener looming, first-year Marshall coach Doc Holliday was asked if he was worried about his team being too jacked up for tonight’s game at second-ranked Ohio State.
- Don’t fault WVU for opening with a gimme game
- Flying Eagles looking for some revenge
- Herd LB making grade on defense
- Oak Hill-Mount Hope: Final battle for ‘Jug?’
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No laughing matter
Failure to vote is a slap in the face of democracy
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No laughing matter
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Make-A-Wish installs play set for girl
Little Sydney Lusk was happily running around, playing with her friends and family on her new Rainbow Play Set that the Make-A-Wish Foundation had installed Saturday.
- Dandelions a good object lesson for life
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Secret Sandwich Society won’t stay secret for long
Owners of new Fayetteville eatery want folks to be surprised at advanced flavor combinations
- Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens building fifth mausoleum
- Family and good food
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HOSPICE HOUSE
Over 250 get tour of fundraiser home
- 18th annual Animal Upper Gauley race
- Hatfield-McCoy Trail
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Two straight for Brand
With the field in full pursuit, Christian Brand went into defense mode.
- Final-round scores in the 30th annual BNI Memorial Tournament.
- Two-time BNI champ
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