Students at Crab Orchard Elementary School were treated to a party by Fun Factory Inflatables and its owner Bill Fenton, their reward for collecting the most used books for the recent first Newspapers in Education Used Book Sale.
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City mourns retired police Capt. J.D. Meadows
Retired Capt. James Darrell “J.D.” Meadows, 57, of Shady Spring, passed away Saturday after suffering a long illness, but his impact on the community will not soon be forgotten.
- Motorist hits gas meter, house on Hartley Avenue
- Craigsville man sentenced on meth lab charges
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Calendar — Feb. 6, 2012
Monday's events
- Calendar — Sunday, Feb. 5, 2012
- Fayette school bus window damaged by pellet
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Early bloomers
Daffodils are starting to sprout in a rare, early February appearance in the lawn of James Justice of Cool Ridge.
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Taylor reinstated as Spa City mayor
By order of Greenbrier Chief Circuit Judge Joseph C. Pomponio Jr., Thomas Taylor was reinstated as mayor of White Sulphur Springs Friday afternoon.
Pomponio made his ruling — which was greeted by cheers and applause by a large contingent of Taylor’s supporters in the courtroom — in response to a petition for a writ of mandamus filed by Taylor in November. - Events scheduled at art gallery
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Wyoming is adjusting to new districts
In terms of money, the new House of Delegates districts in Wyoming County won’t be expensive — a few hundred dollars more.
In terms of confusion, however, Mike Goode, the county clerk and chief election officer, and his staff are working to keep that to a minimum as well. - More Local News Headlines
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