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August 31, 2009

Anonymous The Register-Herald Mon Aug 31, 2009, 11:05 PM EDT

Businesses with big hearts are making progress on the From Our House To Your House home, which will ultimately be raffled to benefit Hospice of Southern West Virginia's Bowers Hospice House.

The project’s Phase 1 sponsors are busy digging footers and pouring concrete to serve as a foundation for the 1,831-square-foot, three-bedroom, 2 1⁄2-bath residential construction in Stone Creek subdivision just off 4-H Lake Road at Daniels.

Tickets are available for $100 each at Discount Tile, Wood and Stone, Beckley; Ramey Ford, Beckley; Means Lumber; First Peoples Bank, MacArthur, Pineville and Mullens; First Community Bank and Bowers Hospice House.

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