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Experience on Side Of Wood County Patriots (The Intelligencer / Wheeling News-Register)
WHEELING - Wheeling Park will take the floor for the Charleston Civic Center floor in the West Virginia Class AAA Girls' State Basketball Tournament on Thursday for the first time since 2002.Vandy presents gender-based instruction to board (Parkersburg News and Sentinel) PARKERSBURG - Educators at VanDevender Middle School plan to move forward this fall with a plan to offer gender-based classes to students. Members of the Wood County Board of Education expressed support for the plan after school administrators presented information at Tuesday evening's board meeting on the benefits of having separate boys and girls classes in core subject areas.
Lee County men ace same hole on same day (The News-Press) Where: San Carlos Golf Club, No. 17
Police, fire briefs (The Herald-Mail) Charge dropped in Berkeley County burglary case; Fire displaces Martinsburg family; Informant helps net arrest in Berkeley County cocaine deal
All Dates for this Event: (The Inter-Mountain) WEST VIRGINIA EMPLOYER ADVISORY COMMITTEE WORKSHOPS will begin at 11 a.m. March 17 at the Randolph County Wood Technology Center. Guest speakers will discuss wage and hour laws and regulations. The event is free to all employers, but registration is required.
Student New: March 10 (The Record and Herald News) Denville resident Lindsay Mehringer was named to the dean's list for the 2009 fall semester at Messiah College in Grantham, Pa. Mehringer is a senior majoring in studio art.
Local artisan brings life to wood carvings (Williamson Daily News) HARDY, Ky. - Many characters have come to life over the past couple of years in Jim Hall’s workshop. With a few simple, but sharp tools, time, and imagination, Jim has hand-carved blocks of wood in...
MU students seek teaching jobs at Educator Expo (The Huntington Herald-Dispatch) HUNTINGTON -- Cuts to education budgets in numerous states led to a drop-off in the number of school districts represented at Marshall University's annual Educator Expo, held Monday and Tuesday at the Memorial Student Center.
Visual arts calendar (Asheville Citizen-Times) Send items at least two weeks in advance to Carol Motsinger via e-mail to cmotsinger@CITIZEN-TIMES.com . Please include the opening and closing dates of exhibits and a number that may be published to call for information. For more information, call 232-2935.
Prep Notebook: Meade's basketball future in good hands (The Capital) Two days before Meade suffered a season-ending loss to Arundel, Imani Bailey and Jamie McKeither showed what the future was going to be.