Browsers and vendors filled the floor of the Beckley-Raleigh County Convention Center Saturday during the Women's Expo. The event, focusing on services for and about women, continues today from 1 to 5 p.m.
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February 14, 2009
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Thank you very mulch
Margaret Ann O'Neal, executive director of the United Way of Southern West Virginia, puts her public relation skills to work as she moves a load of mulch Monday during a press conference at Control Products Inc. in Daniels as part of the United Way and Mulch for a Month. Greg Dacal, owner of Control Products Inc., announced earlier CPI will be donating to the United Way a portion of their mulch sales for one month. “This is the third year that Control Products has partnered with United Way during spring mulch season,” Dacal said. “This year, $.25 from every cubic yard of mulch sold from May 15 to June 15 will be donated to the United Way. This is an easy way for people to donate as they prepare their homes and businesses for the summer season.” To purchase mulch for your home or business by calling Control Products Inc. at 304-763-4683 or go by their location at 1817 Ritter Drive in Daniels.
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Juvenile sexting soon to be illegal
It soon will be illegal for minors to sext in West Virginia.
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Legislation signed May 6 by Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin makes it a crime for youths to make, possess or distribute photos, videos or other media that show themselves or another minor in an inappropriate sexual manner. -
Kessler says stormwater runoff fee is a hardship
A former West Virginia legislator Tuesday decried the stormwater runoff fee imposed on some residents as unfair and uneven, warning that it is hurting businesses and individuals alike.
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Search for Okla. tornado survivors nearly complete
Helmeted rescue workers raced Tuesday to complete the search for survivors and the dead in the Oklahoma City suburb where a mammoth tornado destroyed countless homes, cleared lots down to bare red earth and claimed 24 lives, including those of nine children.
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An Eye Toward the Future
The community of Clifftop may be small, but it has meant big things to one of its most recent high school graduates.
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Raleigh officials consider creating juvenile drug court
With drug addiction starting at a younger and younger age, officials from the West Virginia Division of Probation Services are encouraging Raleigh County leaders to establish a Juvenile Drug Court to help deter the number of youth addicts.
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Woodrow downs defending AAA champs
Woodrow Wilson’s Logan Wriston slides home in front of Princeton pitcher Bo Williams with the tying run in Tuesday’s Class AAA Region 3 semifinal game in Beckley as home plate umpire Pat Fragile looks on. Beckley won 2-1 and will host Riverside today in the Region 3 championship game.
It’s a play that Woodrow Wilson has practiced everyday this season and has rarely had to utilize.
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It’s a good thing the Flying Eagles did practice it; it saved their season and led to a 2-1 victory over defending state champion Princeton. - No repeat for Warriors
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A Hero’s Welcome
Technically, it wasn’t a flight, it was a ride. But by the time a busload of World War II, Korea and Vietnam veterans clambered down to see their respective memorials in Washington D.C., emotions soared.
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