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Mary Arritt awarded UDC scholarship
The AARP held its general meeting July 28.
The opening prayer was given by Margie Stanley and the Pledge of Allegiance was repeated in unison.
Birthdays were recognized for the month of July. It was announced cards were sent to the hospitalized and shut-ins by Imogene Underwood.
Treasurer’s report was made by Ruth Hess, and Darlene Allen gave the secretary’s report.
The annual picnic will be Aug. 25 at the 4-H Camp, Shelter #6.
Several members of AARP will be calling Bingo for the residents at The Summit at Hidden Valley on Aug. 25.
The speaker was Steve Tyla; his topic was “Humorobics.”
If anyone is interested in joining the local chapter, call President Annetta Myers at 574-2372.
Entertainer for the meeting was Ivan McClelland.
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New York students raft New during annual trip
Butterflies swarmed around Caroline Lynett’s stomach as she nervously waited around Adventures on the Gorge. Her wetsuit was on, her life vest was snug and her helmet was snapped.
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Girls and engineering
Bridgemont Community and Technical College in Montgomery hosted young women from across the region for “Introduce A Girl To Engineering Day 2010” on Thursday.
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Search on for teacher-ranger
One teacher will be selected to fill a teacher-ranger position at the New River Gorge National River this summer, and officials are seeking candidates now.
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ACE hosts first raft trip of year on New
Paul and Tyler Toburen, a Pennsylvania father and son, braved the snow and cold Thursday, March 4 to become the first commercial rafters of the 2010 season with ACE Adventure Resort.
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Nuttall Mine structures, historic district get funds
The National Park Service has approved $6.88 million in federal funds for the New River Gorge National River to stabilize and preserve the historic Nuttall Mine structures and make the Nuttallburg Mining Complex and Town Historic District in Fayette County ready for visitors, Rep. Nick Rahall announced Friday.
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Fundraiser all about the water
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Good times
The Midland Trail High School players and fans celebrate their section basketball championship over Fayetteville Friday in Fayetteville.
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Former fire president, deputy arrested for pocketing funds
A former Fayette County sheriff’s deputy and former fire department president who State Police say took about $374,000 in fire funds was arrested Monday.
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River recognized by magazine’s readers
The New River gained more kudos recently as it was named the Best Whitewater River by readers of Get Out!, the online magazine of outdoor adventure in the Ohio River region. Snowshoe Mountain also was chosen as Best Ski Resort by the magazine’s readers.
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Fayetteville women ‘Read Across America’
Members of GFWC Fayetteville Junior Woman’s Club and GFWC Fayetteville Woman’s Club visited Fayetteville Elementary School last week during the Read Across America event to remind FES students of the joys of reading.
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