State Cuts: Local Program Affected by JEFF LESTER Potential $1.5 Billion Budg- PAGE 5: Also, Some General Fund Geology Positions at a • Arts

■ WEATHER PAGE 3 ■ OBITUARIES Page 4 ■ OPINION Page 6 ■ SPORTS Page 8 ■ IN TOUCH Page 11 ■ CLASSIFIEDS Page 14

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CLINTWOOD, VA. VOL. 34, NO. 42 USPS 684-350 Summit focuses on school funding inequities

Dickenson County BY JENAY TATE ic measures to put forth in the next session that night. Sen. Bill Carrico of Galax, new Schools Superintendent of the General Assembly. chair of the kindergarten through 12th grade While some believe it is time to alter the subcommittee of the finance committee, Haydee Robinson led the WISE — School and government lead- local composite index, Kilgore warned was thinking along the same lines. Carrico crowd down a troubling ers from across the coalfields got promises against it. “I’m not certain we want to was at a K-12 retreat and couldn’t make the but familiar population of support and words of caution during an change it,” he said, but working to get more night’s summit but texted Kilgore that a Oct. 13 summit on inequities in state fund- recent information into the formula would hold-harmless approach has potential. overview, showing ing for education. be worthwhile. The data is used to determine There is state precedent for such a step, the coalfield region’s Speaking on behalf of a Southwest a locality’s ability to pay for education and is summit speakers pointed out. Virginia legislative delegation as the sum- likely two or three years old, he said. Getting Dickenson County Schools dramatic losses — mit drew to a close, Republican Del. Terry updated information is in line with one of Superintendent Haydee Robinson led the 40,000 people since 1980 Kilgore commended the ideas and priorities the ideas being proposed at the summit. crowd down a troubling but familiar popu- and 16,000 fewer people shared that night during the gathering at Holding school divisions harmless from UVa-Wise. Kilgore promised to return enrollment loss through some kind of fund- PLEASE SEE SUMMIT, PAGE 5 under age 18 since 1990. before the end of the year to discuss specif- ing protection was another idea advanced

Progress continues on Ridgeview Trail system

BY PAULA CULBERTSON EDITOR

HAYSI — Construction of a multi-use trail system here continues on schedule, with completion still targeted by the end of fall. The Ridgeview Trail, part of the larger Spearhead Trails system, includes two separate parts going in opposite directions — one for all-terrain and off-highway vehicles and another for horses. RITA SURRATT PHOTOS Haysi resident Charlotte Mullins, chair of the Southwest Regional Recreation Authority, said in a recent interview she is pleased with the trails’ progress. A Color show groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate start of trail construction was held in May. Finishing touches are being put on the starts 8-10 mile long equestrian trail, she said. The aim is to eventually connect the trail Autumn’s showcase of to Breaks Interstate Park. colors is expected to Mullins said just as the ATV trails offer peak in the next two routes for beginner to more advanced rid- weeks. Breaks Interstate ers, the horse trail offers three different levels of difficulty. Park, above, is among The Haysi equestrian trail is the first the most popular local one the authority has tackled. Up until this spots to view fall’s point, it has constructed only ATV/OHV splendor. At right, trails. Most of the Ridgeview ATV/OHV trail kayakers on the Russell on the Haysi Kiwanis side of Route 80 is Fork River, captured here finished. That trail is expected to be from the Bartlick bridge, about 50 miles long. As of two weeks had great weather and ago, access points to the town of Haysi spectatular scenery over the weekend. PLEASE SEE TRAIL, PAGE 5

State cuts: local program affected BY JEFF LESTER potential $1.5 billion budg- PAGE 5: Also, some general fund geology positions at a • Arts. The Virginia ★ STAFF WRITER et shortfall. personnel costs in the lower pay rate. Also, a Commission for the Arts Among the local effects Statewide administrative division grant-funded energy posi- will reduce the second pay- Gov. Terry McAuliffe is the fact that pay raises overview would be covered by non- tion was eliminated and the ment on certain grants, sav- last week announced a for state employees and of cost-cutting general funds, saving money will go toward ing $151,088. variety of cost-cutting public school teachers will measures. $19,669. funding “a previously gen- According to commis- measures to cope with a be canceled. DMME spokesperson eral funded position.” sion Executive Director Other specific local nonessential vacant posi- Tarah Kesterson explained • Tourism. State fund- Margaret Vanderhye, these effects include: tions, filling positions Monday that the agency ing for the Spearhead Trails cuts are unfortunate but • Department of vacated by senior staff with will leave two vacant posi- off-highway recreational could have been much

SUBSCRIBER INFORMATION HERE Mines, Minerals and more junior staff and using tions in the Division of trail system in the coal- worse. Energy: McAuliffe’s plan non-general fund dollars, Mined Land Reclamation fields will be cut by 5 per- includes eliminating cutting costs by $196,441. unfilled and will fill two cent, or $15,000. SEE CUTS, PAGE 5

Caney Ridge native rediscovers value of ‘mountain medicine’

BY RODERICK MULLINS years in the Washington, D.C. and roots to concocting salve from “When I was growing up in ★ STAFF WRITER Maryland area, Zeigler has plant extract. Clintwood and you tried to take me returned home in a sense, with a Zeigler was raised on “the Four- out to the barn and show me where Growing up on Caney Ridge in move to Abingdon in Southwest Way end of Caney Ridge,” as chicory was growing and Queen Dickenson County, Cathy Virginia. many locals refer to it. She is the Anne’s lace and more, as a young Robinson Zeigler had no interest in Now she wants to share what daughter of Joe and Sharon girl, I couldn’t have cared less the “weeds” that grew around her she’s learned. But it’s not related to Robinson, who owned a story on about that,” noted Zeigler with home. her knowledge of urban living. the ridge for many years before laugh during a recent interview. Years later as an adult, though, Zeigler is actually interested in closing it and moving to the Zeigler went to college, but she would come to appreciate the sharing what she has learned of Abingdon area. Before her parents’ grew restless and uncertain as to medicinal value offered by some of about “the old ways” of mountain move, Zeigler graduated what the region’s future may hold the plants and herbs found in the medicine, how pioneers used what Clintwood High School, where she for her. The coal business and local mountains where she grew up. nature provided in the mountains was a marching band member, in After spending more than 20 to heal, from making tea from the late 1980s. SEE ZEIGLER, PAGE 4 PAGE 2 ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Historical society hosts Civil War Era Tea SUBMITTED BY EDITH FAYE REDDEN DICKENSON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESIDENT

On Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016, Dickenson County Historical Society hosted a Civil War Era Tea for its members and other invited guests. Janice Busic por- trayed Mrs. Robert E. Lee. In her portrayal of General Robert E. Lee’s wife, Mrs. Busic informed our group that on that exact date 146 years ago, the funeral of Robert E. Lee was held, and he was buried in the basement of the Lee Memorial Chapel on the grounds of Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Virginia. David K. Mullins Today, the Civil War period is not considered to John Jackson Fleming be a politically correct sub- Kentucky Infantry, United in Letcher County, ject for discussion in most States Union Forces Kentucky. They Marshall Mullins circumstances. However, (USA), Killen’s Home had 11 children: from an historic perspec- Guard. Jacob, Jonathan, Marshall E., tive and from the perspec- James, Henry and Andrew, Sarah, Nancy, tive of a genealogist, one cannot forget that such a war took place. Our ancestors fought on both sides. Fathers fought against sons. Brothers fought against brothers. Some fought because they volunteered. Others fought because they were forced to do so. Some deserted for reasons for which we can only speculate. Some were court-martialed. Some were prisoners. Some served for long periods of time. Others served a short time. No matter when or where they served, no matter which side they served on, these men were our ancestors. They were the brave, hardy people from whom we are descended. Robert Rose Zachary Taylor Yates Most people in this area who trace their family line- Hare Bowman Any financial assistance age can and do proudly which were five of Polly, Martha, ran up and would be greatly appreciat- claim that heritage. Zachary Yates’ brothers, Isom, Lydia, started to ed. After Saturday’s inter- also served in the same Lilbourn, Harmon, Wilson Rose shoot Pa Dickenson County esting presentation, I 39th Kentucky Infantry. Wilburn, and again. But Historical Society is a non- decided to take a quick On Oct. 24, 1872, in Melissa. Their son, mother cov- profit 501(c)3 organization Kentucky. His brother, look into my family’s Civil Wise County, Virginia, Marshall E., was my pater- ered Pa’s head with her that operates on donations George Washington War history; and I came up Zachary Taylor Yates mar- nal great-great grandfather, apron and told Hare that he and volunteerism, and your Dutton, served in the with some interesting facts ried Martha Ann Vance, who married Parthena had shot her brother, Clark support through member- Union Army. His brothers, about the brave men from daughter of David and Moore. Phillips. Uncle Clark had ship will help to insure our Moses Jefferson Dutton whom my husband, Tim, Elizabeth (Rose) Vance. Robert “Robin” Rose been in the house when the goals are met. In addition, and Andrew Jackson and I are descended. In Both of their families were was my maternal great- shooting began, but ran out please consider giving a Dutton, served in the addition to using my own pioneer families who set- great grandfather. He was the back door and got donation to champion a Confederate Army. personal family informa- tled on Caney Ridge. born on May 1, 1829, and away. Then, Hare left with- specific DCHS goal, or as Elias Dutton married at tion, I also referred to the Zachary and Martha Yates died on May 20, 1897. out doing any further harm. a tribute gift on behalf of a least four times. He had at books, Between Brothers - had ten children: David, Robert Rose, better known Pa carried that bullet in his loved one or as part of your least 17 children. He first Civil War Soldiers of Wise Elizabeth, John, Jacob, as Robin, enlisted on July back the rest of his life. I estate/beneficiary plans. married Sarah Penix, who & Dickenson County by Absalom, Gilbert, Lydia 16, 1861, in Abingdon, was home that day and saw It is our mission to pre- was my great-great-great Lillian Gobble and Rhonda Margaret, Sylvan, J. C. Virginia, and served as all this happen with my serve the history of our grandmother. Their son, Robertson, Pioneer “Roland,” and Noah. Their Private, Company A, 51st own eyes. I was about ten ancestors and our way of John W. Dutton, was my Recollections by E. J. and son, David, was the great Virginia Infantry (CSA) or twelve years old at that life, and DCHS will use all great-great grandfather. Hetty Sutherland, and grandfather of my hus- but was listed as a deserter time.” tax-deductible charitable David Smith was the Some Descendants of John band, Tim. on June 13, 1863. He David Smith’s brothers, gifts, including any desig- great-great-great grandfa- Counts of Glade Hollow, David K. Mullins was enlisted on June 3, 1864, Elexious and Squire Smith, nated bequests, to support ther of my husband, Tim. by E. J. and Hetty my paternal great-great serving as a private in also served during the Civil the mission of preserving David Smith enlisted on Sutherland. grandfather. He was born Company G, 1st Kentucky War in the CSA Army. the history of Dickenson June 1, 1863, and served as John Jackson Fleming in 1842. David K. Mullins (USA) and was discharged David Smith married County for future genera- Corporal, Company E, 21st was my paternal great- first served as a Private, in March 1865. Priscilla Phillips. They had tions. Together we can pre- Virginia Infantry. He was great-great grandfather. He Unknown Company, 7th Robin married 12 children: Martha Ann serve the history of the reported as being present was born on June 9, 1812 Battalion CSA Cavalry. He Elizabeth Powers and they Mariah “Patsy,” Henry important events, people, through Aug. 31, 1863. He and died on Feb. 1, 1881. filed for a Confederate had 12 children: Martha, James, Flournoy, George places, memories and her- also served in Colley’s John Jackson Fleming Pension from the Sam, Catherine, Ruben, Cowan, Laban Clark, itage of our county. Company, 45th Battalion served as 1st Lieutenant, Commonwealth of John Henry, General W., Phoebe Emeline, Jackson To become a member Virginia Infantry. He Company C, 5th Virginia Virginia in 1904 stating William Tucumseh Waller, Mary Watson, (single, $10/year; married served as 1st Lieutenant, State Line, Company A, that he had rheumatism Sherman, Ellen, Susannah, Lydia Jane, David Lee, couple, $15/year; lifetime Company F, 7th Battalion French’s Battalion Virginia from exposure and that he Ettie, William and Hannah. Priscilla, and Charles $150), or to make a dona- CSA Cavalry and as a Infantry. He also served as suffered from the effects of Their son, Ruben, was my Bruce. Martha Ann Mariah tion or bequest to further Private, Company B, 2nd 1st Lieutenant, Company measles that he had con- maternal great-grandfather. “Patsy” Smith, or rather our mission statement, Virginia State Line (CSA). E, 7th Battalion VA tracted in the war. He reap- Wilson Rose was the Grandma Boggs as she was simply remit membership By Special Orders 70/6, Cavalry in the Confederate plied for a pension in July great-great grandfather of later known to the family, fee or donation to David Smith was dropped States Army (CSA). 1904 and stated that he my husband, Tim. Wilson was the great-great grand- Dickenson County on March 25, 1865 for Fleming is buried in the served in the 7th Virginia was a brother to Robert mother of my husband, Historical Society, “prolonged AWOL.” Flemingtown Cemetery, Regiment commanded by “Robin” Rose (my great- Tim. Attention: Susan Mullins, In an interview in the Clintwood, Virginia, where Col. Prentis in Rose’s great grandfather men- These are just a few of Secretary/Treasurer, P. O. book Pioneer the foot marker on his Company. At that time he tioned above) who also my family’s ancestors who Box 52, Clintwood, VA Recollections conducted grave confirms his service stated that he enlisted in served during the Civil served during the Civil 24228. with David Smith’s daugh- in the 7th Battalion VA Wise County in the 7th War. Wilson Rose served War. Many others from my The books mentioned ter, Patsy Keel Boggs, she Calvary. He commanded a Virginia Calvary for three as a Private, Company G, family served on both above are available for pur- stated that her father also Confederate Home Guard years and was discharged 1st Kentucky Infantry, sides. chase from the Historical served under Menifee. In until after the Virginia at the end of the war. Sandy Valley Battalion of The Civil War was an Society. Any additions or the same interview, Boggs State Line disbanded. John David K. Mullins mar- Capitol Guards (USA). important part of our corrections to any of our stated that “one fall . . .Pa Jackson Fleming’s son, ried Nancy Jane Reed on This was the same compa- national history. It was an articles are greatly appreci- came home on furlough. George, stated that his Aug. 16, 1870, in Wise ny that his brother, Robert, important part of the lives ated. For further informa- While at home one day he father “saw no fighting” County, Virginia. David & enlisted in when he joined of those men who served tion concerning our organi- went up on the ridge. . . He during the war. At least two Nancy Mullins were the the USA forces after he had and of the lives of those zation or to purchase a had just got back home and of his brothers, Phillip and parents of eight children: deserted from the CSA who were left behind while book, please contact our started to eat his dinner Robert Jefferson, also Alex, George, Lorenzo forces. the men served. Families office at 276/926-6355. If when brother Flournoy served on the side of the Dow, Benjamin Harrison, Wilson married Mary were torn apart. But, from no answer, please leave a told him he heard some Confederacy. Amy, Rilda, Nancy Jane, Jane McKenzie. They were those men who had to do message and one of our hoot-owls. . . When he got John Jackson Fleming and Andrew. My paternal the parents of eight chil- what they had to do, we are volunteers will return your through eating, Pa stepped married Mary Jane great-grandfather was the dren: David J., John F., descended. And, I for one call. Or contact Edith Faye out on the porch. . . He had Mullins, the daughter of son, Alex, who married Sarah Angeline, Rebecca am proud of my Civil War Redden at 276/926-4117. his pistol on his belt. He “Holly Creek” John Hulda Dutton. E., Jenny, Mary “Maggie,” heritage. Mullins on Jan. 31, 1833, Marshall Mullins was Columbus “Lum,” and heard the hoot-owl calls The Dickenson Star again, and someone fired a in Pike County, Kentucky. my paternal great-great- Oliver Brown “Dump.” *** They were the parents of great grandfather. He was Their daughter, Sarah shot from the woods. The (684-350) bullet hit brother Flournoy Published weekly, every 12 children: David, Isaac, born on Aug. 25, 1822. Angeline, was the great- The generosity and the in the arms and shot a fin- Wednesday, at Clintwood, VA 24228 Martha, Sarah, John Marshall Mullins first grandmother of my hus- desire of our county’s citi- ger off. Pa jumped off the By AHP of Virginia. Jackson, Lavina, Emanuel, enlisted on April 21, 1863 band, Tim. zens to preserve our her- porch and tried to get Periodical Postage Rate paid William J., Robert J., and served as a Private, Elias Dutton was my itage have been over- around behind the house at Clintwood, VA and George Washington, Mary Company C, 39th great-great-great grandfa- whelming. Those people for protection, but Hare at additional mailing offices Jane, and Andrew J. Their Kentucky Infantry (USA). ther. He served as include those who live (ISSN #1081-1885). (Harrison) Bowman ran son, William J. “Crippled He was reported as being a Sergeant, Company E, within our county, those down the hill closer and POSTMASTER Billy” Fleming, was my deserter on Aug. 11, 1864. 39th Kentucky Infantry who live away but who are shot Pa through the right send address changes to great-great grandfather. He was court-martialed (USA). He enlisted on Feb. interested in the history of side, the ball lodging near The Dickenson Star, P.O. Box 707, Zachary Taylor Yates and was sentenced to for- 16, 1863 and had deserted our county, and those who his backbone. Mother had Clintwood, VA 24228. was my husband Tim’s feit pay until Oct. 6, 1864, by March 8, 1863. He was contribute items and infor- grabbed Flournoy and tried Subscriptions: $35 per year inside maternal great-great grand- at which time he returned court-martialed and sen- mation on the history of to stop the blood pouring Dickenson County; $53 in market father. Zachary Taylor and mustered out on Sept. tenced to forfeit nine Dickenson County. In out of his arm, but when Pa area; $64 elsewhere. Yates was born on May 29, 15, 1865, at Louisville, months pay. Elias returned order to continue to serve was shot, she dropped 1847. In the Civil War, he Kentucky. to service on Jan. 1, 1864 our county, our organiza- Member of Virginia Press Assoc. Flournoy and ran to Pa and served as a Private, Marshall married Eliza and mustered out on Sept. tion is in desperate need of & National Newspaper Association. tried to help him. Just then Company K, 39th Mullins on Sept. 28, 1846, 15, 1865, at Louisville, procuring a larger facility. PHONE (276) 926-8816 THE DICKENSON STAR ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ PAGE 3 Man implicated in 1988 Pound murder BY JEFF LESTER the efforts of numerous Mullins’ brother and was a grand jury’s findings pub- investigators over 28 years, Wise County sheriff’s inves- lic.” October in the mountains: there was nowhere else to tigator at the time of Short’s Caudell wrote that her The late former brother- go, Slemp said. Family death and for some time father “was lured to a remote chilly weekend ahead in-law of Gary Short Jr. had members understand that thereafter. area and shot by a man hid- some role in Short’s 1988 unsealing the grand jury’s Finally, the grand jury ing behind a hunting blind. BY WAYNE BROWNING Wednesday: death, according to findings findings will bring the case stated that its investigation Murdered by a man who was ★ NATIONAL WEATHER OBSERVER Mostly sunny. of a special grand jury that to a close, he said. “was greatly hampered by supposed to be his friend. convened in 2014. The findings are laid out the lack of original reports” That was 28 years, four High near 81. Unseasonable October warmth A now-deceased former in a single-page, handwritten from the sheriff’s office months and 28 days ago.” Wednesday through Thursday will come to an Wise County sheriff’s inves- note dated Jan. 8, 2014, and under the management of On behalf of her family, abrupt end Friday on the backside of a Night: Mostly tigator actively hindered the signed by the seven jurors. Sheriff Bill Kelley, who also Caudell thanked Slemp, cold front. This will set the stage for a investigation, the grand jury They concluded that is deceased. The jury “had to assistant prosecutor Josh clear. chilly weekend, fitting for mid to late also concluded. Short’s death, which had rely on Virginia State Police Newberry and the investiga- Low around 58. October in the mountains. At the request of Short’s been speculated to possibly evidence and personal testi- tors who worked on the case. Thursday: A While there will likely be some rain, and a chance for thunderstorms as family, Wise County Circuit be a hunting accident, “was mony presented to the jury,” “This day is an important chance of the front passes, the threat for a bigger, Court Judge Jeffrey a homicide . . . committed by the findings state. step in our healing process,” showers, with wetter storm system looks to be on Hamilton ordered the find- parties unknown beyond a she wrote. “It is a form of thunderstorms hold until later next week says the ings of the special grand jury reasonable doubt.” CLOSURE resolution and of justice.” unsealed late last week. However, the grand jury Slemp said first thing also possible. most recent run of the European Model. It is that type of storm that is They became available found that “Roger Mullins Monday morning, he trav- High near 79. needed to add water to mountain lakes Monday. was complicit or an accesso- eled to Abingdon to meet Thursday and break the long spell of September- Commonwealth Attorney ry to this murder.” with Short’s daughter, Cinema City Night: A October dryness. Chuck Slemp planned to Roger Fayne Mullins, Teresa Short Caudell, and Stadium Theatres October 2016 has been very dry, who died in 2011, was mar- share the grand jury’s find- chance of hold a press conference Movie Hotline 276-679-4252 with just 0.33 inches of rainfall being Tuesday morning to discuss ried to Short’s sister at the ings with her. Located in Downtown Norton, VA showers & nortoncinema.com officially measured so far this month in the case. time of Short’s death. Caudell and other family ★★★★★★★★★★★ thunderstorms. Clintwood. That currently ties October According to Slemp, others members were expected to MONDAY IS SENIOR DAY! Special Pricing Every Monday Low around 49. 2000 for the driest on record since FINDINGS knew them to be friends who be present at Tuesday morn- For Seniors 60+ All Shows – All Times $5.00 1964. While this October is not likely TUESDAY IS FAMILY DAY! Friday: Gary Short Jr. was shot to spent time together. ing’s press conference, he Special Pricing Every Tuesday to remain tied for driest, it could rank All Shows – All Times $5.00 death May 20, 1988, on a He declined to comment said. EARLY BIRD! Showers likely. Special Pricing For Matinees amid the top ten for dryness unless sig- Starting Before 1:00 p.m. - wooded trail in the on a possible motive for Contacted later Monday, $5.50 High near 59. nificant rain falls in the next couple of MATINEES! Gladyfork section of Pound. Short’s murder. Caudell wrote by email that Special Pricing For Matinees weeks. Starting Before 6:00 p.m. - His killing is believed to be Mullins had lived in the family does consider this $6.25 Autumn color has advanced signif- Wise County’s only Pound but relocated to the latest step the final chapter in N P INDICATES A NO PASS FEATURE icantly across the area during this past N T INDICATES A NO TUESDAY PRICE Bristol area not long after the investigation of her week, with peak or near peak conditions observed above unsolved murder. No one - - - NOW PLAYING - - - 3000 feet in the High has ever been arrested. Short’s death. father’s unsolved murder. Deepwater Horizon Contacted Monday, The grand jury also “It is, in my opinion, all Knob Massif during the PG-13 N P weekend of October 15- YEAR-TO-DATE Slemp explained that Short’s found that “David Mullins that we can do considering family asked that his office hampered the investigation Roger and David are both Masterminds 16. Flag Rock PRECIPITATION (IN INCHES) PG-13 Recreation Area, petition the court to unseal from the beginning and in deceased. It is unfortunate N P including the adjacent Long Ridge of Sandy the findings of the most the opinion of the jury com- that we did not have an Miss Peregrine’s Home basin of the Norton Ridge: 35.91 recent special grand jury that mitted perjury in his testimo- arrest, a trial and a convic- For Peculiar Children examined the evidence. ny to the jury.” tion while the suspects were PG-13 N P Reservoirs, featured Clintwood NWS: 33.64 simply spectacular The family wants closure David Mullins, who died alive, but we are relieved Norton Water Plant: 44.00 Middle School: Worst color. Color will contin- and recognizes that despite earlier this year, was Roger that we can make the special Years of My Life ue working downward Big Cherry Dam: 52.48 N P PG in elevation toward the City of Norton, and Blair Witch adjacent communities across the area in coming days. R Periods of strong, gusty winds this week and a late week Storks frontal passage will bring many leaves down, especially PG across higher elevations. County treasurer’s report Bridget Jone’s Baby Given the slow start, I expect some color to linger Dickenson County Treasurer Angela New assessment for 2016: through October, and possibly into early November, espe- R Rakes provides the following quarterly col- • public service, $654,316.74; cially in more sheltered locations and milder sites at lection report for July through September. • personal property, $4,371,431.02. Sully lower-middle elevations. Upper elevations will begin to PG-13 Delinquent real estate taxes: $371,979.45 look barren, signaling the season to come! 2017 dog tags will be for sale on Nov. 1. Delinquent personal property taxes: The treasurer’s office has a locked drop Suicide Squad $79,291.13 PG-13 CLINTWOOD ■ ELEVATION 1560 FT. box beside the front steps of the courthouse Vehicle registration withholding stops: 81 NWS OBSERVER WAYNE BROWNING in which payments may be dropped. Only Don’t Breathe Building permits: 58 the treasurer’s office has access to the box. Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon R Dog tags: 29. — Provided by Treasurer Angela Rakes Prec .00 00 00 .02 .00 .00 00 The Magnificent Seven High 64 72 74 64 72 77 75 PG-13 Low 35 39 44 52 52 47 46 FOR FEATURES LONG RIDGE ■ ELEVATION 2650 FT. & SHOWTIMES OBSERVERS WAYNE AND GENEVIE RINER Congress candidates to debate 276-679-4252 Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun Mon nortoncinema.com The only scheduled They will debate at 7 livestream the event on its Schedule subject to change. Prec. 00 .00 00 T .00 .00 00 ★★★★★★★★★★★ High 63 70 69 63 70 73 73 debate between Ninth p.m. in the Tazewell website, www.wvva.com. Low43515446575557 District U.S. Rep. Morgan Middle School auditorium, Griffith and challenger according to a Kitts press Derek Kitts will take place release. The school is at Clintwood Baptist Church OBSERVATIONS RECORDED OCT. 11-17 AT 7 A.M. DAILY Oct. 26 in Tazewell. 100 Bull Dog Avenue, Family Life E-mail weather reports to [email protected]. Griffith is a Republican Tazewell. Doors close at Center Gym Web site address:http://www.highknoblandform.com/ who has served in 6:45 p.m. Congress since 2011. Kitts The hourlong debate REGISTRATION is a Democrat from will be broadcast by DEADLINE: Christiansburg who retired WVVA-TV, the NBC affil- from the Army last year iate in Bluefield, W.Va. November 6, 2016 after 24 years of service. The channel will COST: $40 per Player

Registration forms may ★ THURSDAY, OCT. 20 ★ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2 be dropped off at church office Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. • Call 276-926-4844 for more info. Clinchco Town Council, 7 Dickenson County p.m., town hall. (Mayor Industrial Development MOVING SALE EVALUATION NIGHTS: Jarvis Deel, 835-1160) Authority, 6 p.m. at its November 9 and 10, 2016 office at 1019 Happy Valley Starting Wednesday, Oct. 19 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. each night ★ TUESDAY, OCT. 25 Drive, Clintwood. (Director at 3300 Route 72, Coeburn Road Dickenson County Mitzi Sykes, 926-1699) • Clintwood Baptist Church Family Life Center Gym Tourism Committee, 1 p.m. Signs will be posted. Rain or shine. at various locations in ★ TUESDAY, NOV. 8 FIRST PRACTICE: December 5, 2016 county. Call for this month’s Dickenson County Washer, dryer, freezer, love seat, dining room FIRST GAME: January 7, 2017 site. (Rita Surratt, 926-6074) Chamber of Commerce table, old kitchen cabinet, and much more. AWARDS CELEBRATION: March 4, 2017 Dickenson County Board Board of Directors, noon at of Supervisors, 6 p.m. in the chamber office, 194 Happy the Circuit Courtroom, Main Street, Clintwood. West End second floor of the county (Director Rita Surratt, Halloween courthouse, Clintwood. 926-6074) Pharmacy (Clerk Teresa Lyall, Clintwood Town Council, from... 926-1676) 6 p.m. at town hall, Main ★ WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26 Street. (Clerk Judy Steele, Dickenson County School 926-8383) Board, 5 p.m. at the school board office, 309 Volunteer ★ WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9 St., Clintwood. (Clerk Reba McCowan, 926-4643) Lonesome Pine Soil and Water Conservation ★ TUESDAY, NOV. 1 District Board, 10 a.m. at Haysi Town Council, 7 p.m. the Coalfield Agricultural in the first floor meeting Center, Route 83, Red room of town hall, Main Onion Mountain. Pharmacists: Jon Sutherland & Patrick McCarty Street. (Clerk Amanda (Administrative Secretary Pharmacy Techs: Denise West, Priscilla Prater, Donna Stacy Perrigan, 865-5187) Bobbi Rasnick, 926-6621) Courtney Nelson & Maranda Ramey Flu shots available! Corrections, clarifications CONVENIENT DRIVE THRU Easily transfer prescriptions, We publish corrections of fact that come to our attention and even if on auto refill! clarifications that make the news more understandable. Contact 276-926-6890 Editor Paula Tate at 276-926-8816 or e-mail [email protected]. PAGE 4 ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR

Leon, and a daughter, Amber (Steve) Stover of Leon; sis- ters, Rachel Mullins and Doris Steele, both of Clintwood; brothers, Rogers Mullins of South Point, Ohio and Bernard Mullins of Van, West Virginia. A funeral service was Saturday, Sept. 17, 2016 at The following obituary information was provided by: everyone to attend. Raynes Funeral Home, Buffalo with Pastor Herbert Buck Mullins Funeral Home, Clintwood; and Raynes Funeral and Rev. Randy Parsons officiating. Home, Buffalo, West Virginia. CONNIE RAY MULLINS Burial was in Tucker Cemetery. LEON, WEST VIRGINIA

KAREN KAY SALYERS MULLINS Connie Ray Mullins, 75, of Leon passed away CARD OF THANKS CLINTWOOD Thursday, Sept. 15, 2016 at his home following a sudden illness. The family of Belvia J. Mullins would like to thank From the family of Karen Kay Salyers Mullins, her He loved the outdoors and enjoyed hunting and fish- every one who was there for us during the loss of our pre- husband Jeff, son Evan, daughter-in-law Amanda and ing. He was a member of Oma Chapel Church and retired cious loved one. Thank you to Mullins Funeral Home and grandchildren Madison, Nick and Aubree: We would like from IBEW Local 317, Huntington, West Virginia. staff, Clintwood Rescue Squad and Wings for the care to thank all of the staff at Mullins Funeral Home, deputy Born July 16, 1941 in Clintwood, Virginia, he was the shown to her and us. If you said a prayer, held a hand, fed Grant Garrett and all those who came out to support the son of the late Oakley Mullins and Ferbie Stanley animals when we couldn’t or just sat with us, we thank family in our time of need. Karen’s graveside service will Mullins. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in you very much. Thank you for all the food, cards and be held on Saturday, Oct. 22 2016 at 1 p.m. at the Musick death by his wife of 42 years, Billie Christine Mullins. flowers. Your kindness will not be forgotten. Cemetery located off of the Lake Road. The family invites He is survived by a son, Connie Ray Mullins Jr. of Loye, Wayne and Maris

Miners blame GOP Senate leader for delays BY ADAM BEAM AND “through regular order” and not be attached week that their health benefits would cease what’s immoral, to pursue ideological poli- JONATHAN MATTISE to other legislation. The bill cleared the on Dec. 31 without congressional action. cies that will have little meaningful impact on ASSOCIATED PRESS Senate Finance Committee last month, but McConnell and Republican presidential the environment but have a very real and very McConnell has yet to call it for a vote. nominee Donald Trump are enjoying negative impact on our economy, on jobs and PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Mitch Workers like Joseph Holland, a retired immense popularity in coal communities on our way of life,” McConnell said. “It’s McConnell says the country must not turn its union coal miner in Owensboro, said the fed- after blaming the region’s economic troubles immoral to put more and more people out of back on the nation’s coal miners — but that’s eral government owes them their pensions on President Barack Obama’s efforts to pro- work who only seek to make a decent living exactly what those miners say the Republican and health benefits because of a promise for- mote clean-energy alternatives. But Trump to provide for their families and provide a Senate majority leader is doing. mer President Harry Truman made in the has remained silent on this bill, leaving the reliable source of energy for us all as their McConnell blocked efforts late last year 1940s that ended a costly strike. Holland said GOP leadership lukewarm at best on a meas- fathers and their fathers’ fathers did before to rescue a pension plan and health benefits he believes McConnell is punishing the ure many retired miners say is crucial to their them.” for 13,000 retired union miners in his home United Mine Workers of America for endors- well-being. The bill is backed by Democrat Representatives for Trump, who has state and has refused to fast-track it this year. ing his opponent during the 2014 U.S. Senate Hillary Clinton, who has been pilloried for promised to bring coal jobs back despite dire That’s difficult to understand, said Billy race, which McConnell won easily. her comment about putting coal miners and economic forecasts, did not respond to Smith, a coal miner for 39 years, given all the “He says he supports coal, but you know coal companies out of business, even though requests for comment. ailments he sees among fellow retirees in his no evidence that he’s supported the coal she said it while stressing that the nation can- Both West Virginia senators have co- local union. miner,” Holland said. “It’s very frustrating.” not abandon coal workers as the economy sponsored the pension and health plan; “We’re dying like flies,” Smith said. McConnell said the union’s 2014 shifts away from fossil fuels. Republican Shelley Moore Capito says a Last week, McConnell told a group of endorsement was “irrelevant” to his actions “We’re going to make it clear that we Trump endorsement of the proposal wouldn’t business leaders in Pike County — eastern on the bill. The bill briefly came back to life don’t want to forget those people,” she said. have much effect at this point, but Democrat Kentucky’s second-largest coal producer — last month when the Senate Finance “Those people labored in those mines for Joe Manchin says an endorsement from the that “the country must not turn its back on Committee approved it, clearing the way for generations, losing their health, often losing billionaire would mean a lot. Kentucky coal miners.” But he says the pen- a Senate floor vote. But McConnell did not their lives to turn on our lights and power our “I know that with Donald Trump being sion issue is more complicated than just call it up prior to the October recess, meaning factories.” the nominee from the Republican Party, he “helping miners,” since the proposed rescue it won’t be considered again until after the McConnell, who won Pike County by 28 could be very influential in asking other would benefit only union miners while doing election, when McConnell said he hopes percentage points in 2014 after decades of Republican senators to please verbally sign nothing for non-union workers who also “we can find a way forward.” Democratic dominance, described on and support the Miners Protection Act,” have lost their jobs. Meanwhile, the Patriot Voluntary Democratic efforts to fight global warming said Manchin, who has endorsed Clinton. A spokesman said McConnell believes Employee Beneficial Association notified as ideological and immoral. “That would be very, very helpful.” the bill should come before the Senate about 12,500 retired union coal miners last “You talk about morality? I’ll tell you — Mattise reported from Charleston, W.Va.

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Locally, it means small reductions in general is needed, according to a report from support grants to Pro-Art Association, the ‘Round The Commonwealth Institute for “The analysis comes at a critical The report recommends increasing the Mountain crafts organization and The Crooked Fiscal Analysis, an economic and pol- time as lawmakers seek to preserve support for the state’s At-Risk Add- Road regional music tourism organization, icy research organization in some modest increases in education On program, which provides school Vanderhye explained Monday. Richmond. funding adopted in the last budget divisions additional money to help These groups received 85 percent of their 2016- The report was published in June while also resolving a $1.5 billion address the educational needs of stu- 17 grants during the summer. Of the remaining 15 but just last week a policy analyst revenue shortfall,” Duncombe writes. dents in poverty. percent to be paid out, those amounts will be with the group zeroed in on “The numbers show that we’re still In addition, the report recom- reduced by 30 percent, Vanderhye explained. In Southwest Virginia in his blog. down in supporting Virginia students, mends that the state “commission an other words, a hypothetical $10,000 grant already Enrollment in Wise County and that’s why it’s so vital that law- independent study to determine how paid out $8,500; of the remaining $1,500 to pay out, schools “has dropped 13 percent makers preserve the progress made in much more needs to be allocated to the organization would get $1,050. since 2009, while state support has the last legislative session and don’t give low-income students in Virginia The 2016-17 general support grants for the local declined by 19.5 percent per student, make further cuts.” similar educational opportunities as after adjusting for inflation,” writes their financially more secure peers. groups are: Pro-Art, $7,800; ‘Round the Mountain, Chris Duncombe in his Oct. 7 TCI ORIGINAL ANNOUNCEMENT Other states have taken that approach $1,700; Crooked Road, $9,200. blog. “This means local governments The institute’s research released to design better solutions to meet the • Southwest Virginia Higher Education have to take on a larger share of sup- this summer found that “Virginia pro- needs of their students. Center: A marketing position will be eliminated, porting schools, which can be chal- vides 14 to 19 percent more for each “The bottom line is Virginia is not saving $69,250. lenging in areas with declining popu- low-income student than for other targeting sufficient support to high- lations and low property values, or students.” But that is “lower than the poverty schools. These additional reduce investment in their kids’ edu- 29 percent extra that is provided on funds are essential to offer early cation and future workforce. average by states with targeted help, childhood learning programs such as “The story is similar in other and it is well behind some states that preschool, to attract and keep high- school divisions in the southwest, spend almost twice as much for each quality teachers in the classroom, and Trail such as Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, low-income student,” according to to provide additional instruction to Norton City, Russell, Scott, and the institute’s announcement. help struggling students catch up CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Tazewell.” In addition, according to the with their peers,” Duncombe said in Easy-to-read capsules on kinder- report, “research shows it can cost the original announcement. were being finalized. The other side of the trail garten through 12th grade funding two to two and a half times as much The full report, Weighing Support will cross Route 80 and head toward the data were just published on the insti- to help low-income students reach For Virginia’s Students, is available tute’s website, www.thecommon- Breaks/Greenbriar areas. similar levels of performance as stu- online at www.thecommonwealthin- “I think folks are going to be very pleased wealthinstitute.org. dents from wealthier families.” stitute.org. with what this trail offers. And it’s got the per‐ fect name. The views are absolutely fantastic,” she noted. The regional Spearhead Trails initiative includes Summit the counties of Dickenson, Tazewell, Buchanan, Russell, Wise, Scott and Lee and the city of Norton. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 dropped 15.9 percent. exclusively for Southwest would attract young fami- The initiative is aimed at enhancing econom‐ “How can we let and Southside Virginia to lies. ic development and job creation in the region. lation overview, showing inequities like this exist?” go out across the world to The region needs more the coalfield region’s dra- Perrigan asked. bring jobs back to the jobs, more students, more matic losses — 40,000 School and local gov- region, Kilgore told the families and taxpayers, he ernments are not whining, crowd, and the region must said. QUALITY people since 1980 and VETERINARY NOW ACCEPTING NEW PATIENTS! 16,000 fewer people under crying and asking for a provide a ready and edu- This is a great place to SERVICE 439 Hambley Blvd., Pikeville age 18 since 1990. handout, Perrigan said. cated work force. If live, he said, but citizens “And that’s not the “We have to get behind General Motors were to have “got to tell our story.” 606-262-4553 scariest part,” Robinson legislators and help them come in today and needed Wise County Schools www.animalwellnesscenterky.com said. The region’s school fight the state fight,” 10,000 welders, he said, Superintendent Greg enrollment shows a loss of Perrigan said. “we couldn’t meet that.” Mullins, who had wel- Dr. Dustin Anderson, DVM 5,000 school-age children He spoke to inequity in He spoke to the need of comed the group of more since 2003-04 with 644 education funding nation- expanding community col- than 100, closed by stress- ––– OPEN ––– gone just since March. wide, noting that 45 out of leges and developing a ing that a collective voice MON-WED & FRI: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM That and the projected loss 50 states have been post-graduate program at will resonate more than SAT: 8:00 AM - NOON of some $10 million in involved in school finance UVa-Wise, which he said any one voice alone. funding for education “is litigation. “I’m not saying CLOSED: SUN & THURS the scariest part,” she said. we go out and sue some- When 85 percent of a one,” Perrigan said, but WE CAN HELP WITH MEDICARE PART D. school budget is payroll wanted to illustrate that Send your Pastor a message and benefits, when the “we’re not in this by our- largest employer in a coun- selves.” of appreciation . . . ty is frequently the school There was a time when Locally owned & funding formulas worked, division, Robinson said, An ad this size in The Dickenson Star operated by when you lose that much he said, but the evidence money you can clearly see shared that night “prove (2 columns x 5 inches) is only Ervin Counts the impact on schools and they don’t work anymore.” & Don Jones the localities. “Let me leave you with Reg. $74.50 Norton Schools this,” Perrigan concluded. $ 00 Superintendent Keith “Billy’s ZIP code should Ad MUST run during Perrigan drilled down on not be a factor in the 48 the month of funding specifics by coun- amount of funding that the ty, sharing the research commonwealth of Virginia October. findings of The invests in his potential.” Commonwealth Institute, a While the per-pupil Pastor Richmond-based think funding percentage has tank, which has tracked the increased in Loudoun October is Appreciation decline in state funding for County, Kilgore reminded schools, especially in poor- listeners that Loudoun Month er districts. County is not getting as Since 2009, Wise much state aid as coalfield JONES & County has been hit the counties, estimating it at hardest on school funding, about $4,000 per student J COUNTS with a 19.5 percent drop in versus about $7,000 here. C its per-pupil state aid. The elephant in the P H A R M A C Y As he pointed to drops room, Kilgore said, is job “YOUR HOMETOWN PHARMACY” in per-pupil state funding creation. all across the region, The Virginia tobacco (276)865-5560 Perrigan also pointed to commission is setting aside poverty levels. How can money to hire marketers Downtown Haysi you increase taxes on people who make so little that schools are trying to help them pay for a child’s lunch? he asked. “Let me remind you of the definition of poverty,” Perrigan said, and repeated several times — a family of four with an income of roughly $24,000. “I challenge any one of you to do it,” he said. That’s the circumstance of 34 percent of the families who live in Norton, he said. Perrigan drew a com- parison of the hypothetical Billy from Loudoun County and Billy from Southwest Virginia. In Loudoun County, Billy has a 4 percent chance of living in poverty compared to 25 percent in Southwest Virginia and a 17 percent chance of being eligible for a free lunch as compared to 59 percent here. A penny tax increase in Loudoun would generate $6.2 million but the same penny here produces just $1.2 million. The state has increased its per-pupil funding to Loudoun County by 10.9 percent. In Southwest Virginia, state funding per pupil has The PAGE 6 Dickenson Star WEDNESDAY ■ OCTOBER 19, 2016 Letters • Commentary • Personal Observations Letter More appreciation for coal miner picnic supporters To the Editor: In a letter that was published last week in this newspaper, I’m afraid that not all of the partner agencies and organizations that supported or assisted us with our Coal Miner Appreciation Picnic in September were duly included. Therefore I would like to take a moment to again thank the following groups for their participation and assistance: Clinch Valley Community Action; the Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services; LENOWISCO Health District; Mountain Empire Community College; Regional Adult & Career Education; the Southwest Virginia Alliance for Manufacturing’s Centers of Excellence; Southwest Virginia Community College; Tazewell County; Southwest Virginia Regional Adult Education; the Virginia Employment Commission; and the Virginia Tech Office of Economic Development. These agencies not only helped with promoting the Coal Miner Appreciation Picnic, but many also Dead people really are voting set up tables to greet picnic-goers and provided helpful information about their programs and services. BY TOM PURCELL Annoyed by their antics, I Again, a big thanks to all who assisted us in host- Purcell walked down to the Billy Goat ing the Coal Miner Appreciation Picnic. With Halloween so close to the Tavern, for years a favorite water- ing hole for the city’s old-school Stephen Mullins November election, we may as well marching up and down Michigan Regional POWER Grant Coordinator bring up the obvious link between journalists. I sensed the presence of Avenue, stuffing their pockets with columnist Mike Royko there, and ghouls and political hacks: Dead voter registrations and absentee people are voting. God knows we need more journal- ballots. ists like of him now. Reports are popping up around They looked liked extras in a the country about deceased people Royko always called it like he If only deer could George Romero flick. saw it. His purpose was to shed who continue to vote, as recently I vaguely recall striking up a reported by a Denver television sta- light on the truth, even if the truth conversation with one of them. He hurt. He knew that a great country learn not to zigzag tion. That report prompted the said he was a member of the Chicago Tribune’s editorial board like ours had its share of corrup- American Association of Dead tion, but in the end it was saved to publish a tongue-in-cheek edito- People and that if any Republican on the highway rial in which the editors admitted time and again by the fairness, the tried to suppress his vote, the good-heartedness and the logical that dead people have influenced American Civil Liberties Union BY DANNY TYREE the outcome of Chicago elections reasoning of the American people would be crawling over the sup- — not to mention journalists who Tyree for many years. pressor faster than you could say “Guess who I ran were in the business of speaking That reminded me of an odd “Jesse Jackson.” Then he said into today?” truth to power, rather than pushing experience I had in Chicago just Herbert Hoover didn’t have a Ironically, such than 200 human deaths one candidate over another. before election time a decade or so chance of beating FDR. inane, non-urgent text arise from those wrecks. In any event, all joking aside, ago. In no time, ghosts and goblins of messages are at the root The “Post” says deer dead voters are registering and vot- I was in town on business for six every kind began oozing out of the of many of the more kill more Americans ing and the Chicago Tribune edito- or seven weeks and spent many city’s underbelly. I passed an than 1 million than any other animal. rial board admits that the city has a spare hours touring the blues joints Internet cafe further up Michigan motorist/deer collisions (“Yeah, but we ferrets “long and extensive history of turn- and restaurants that are legendary and saw a group of ghostly Internet that occur in the U.S. commit more identity ing out the graveyard vote.” there. And then one night, after nerds using their mastery over the each year. theft. Booyah!”) enjoying a wee few adult bever- web to spread lies about the candi- According to “The ages, I swear I saw dead people date they loathed. SEE PURCELL, PAGE 7 Washington Post,” more PLEASE SEE TYREE, PAGE 7

Trump vs. Hillary: embarrassment vs. evil BY MICHAEL REAGAN about history. find after four or — God forbid — eight Reagan They don’t know how America got to years of a Clinton co-presidency? Everyone knows I’m not a Trump sup- be great, or how much better off they are Everyone who reads this column porter. than their parents or grandparents — or knows how I feel about Donald Trump. Trump knows how I feel about Trump. He’s personally embarrassing. fur. why. He has embarrassed the Republican We’ll also get four more years of her They don’t know where their great My father in heaven knows. Party. dirty old man, Bill, who singlehandedly country came from, or who built it, or I’m embarrassed. My father would be He has embarrassed the country. did more to debase and embarrass the why immigrants came here, or why the embarrassed. My mother would be Founding Fathers wrote the Constitution embarrassed. My stepmother would be He’s right about many things. And he office of president than anyone. did much better at the second debate. America is already in big trouble. I’m and the Bill of Rights. embarrassed. And rightly so. But it doesn’t matter. Unless there’s a 71 and I won’t live to see it, but it’s going For them, American history started Trump is no conservative, no with the iPhone, Barack Obama and Republican, no gentleman, no policy miracle, he’s going to lose to Hillary. to get worse before it gets better. wonk, no answer to America’s prayers or He’s going to be defeated by the weak- It really makes me sad to think about Bernie Sanders promise of free college. I was talking to my 38-year-old son the needs — at home or overseas. est, most unlikable, least trustable candi- what’s happening to the country, or why. other day. He’s got a 9-month-old daugh- Trump is Trump, and always will be. date the Democrats have nominated since, Most young people — the millennial He has been as embarrassing as he is now well, her husband. voters everyone’s trying to please — ter and he’s worried about her future. It’s not just Hillary we’ll be stuck with don’t have a clue what’s going wrong So am I. for four years, by the way. It’ll be a two- now because they don’t know anything What kind of country is she going to PLEASE SEE REAGAN, PAGE 7

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UNION-EASTSIDE BURTON-CASTLEWOOD CENTRAL-LEE DATE, TIME: Friday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. DATE, TIME: Friday, Oct. 21, 7 p.m. DATE, TIME: Friday, Oct. 21, 7:30 p.m. SITE: Carl McConnell Stadium, Coeburn SITE: White Stadium, Castlewood SITE: Five Star Stadium, Ben Hur

Austin Lane contributes to Greyson Stidham has hauled the Raiders’ productivity with key in six passes for 85 yards and pass receptions on offense and two touchdowns so far this sea- breakups of opponents’ throws in son on the Central Warriors the secondary. receiving corps.

Cameron Fannon Hunter Corder Austin Lane Greyson Stidham Cameron Fannon rushed Hunter Corder is a strong for 99 yards and two touch- force in the Eastside defensive downs last week. The Bears line. The Spartans’ defense will be looking for a lot of faces a challenge in corralling offense against the Eastside the Union Bears’ talented ball Ridgeview’s Counts sixth Spartans. carriers. at Jonesville meet RIDGEVIEW-MARION BY RODERICK MULLINS CROSS COUNTRY ★ SPORTS WRITER DATE, TIME: Friday, Oct. 21, 7:30 p.m. ROUNDUP SITE: Marion High School, Marion Union’s boys and girls cross country teams took the top spots last Wednesday at the Run the 1:55:26.10. Behind Ridgeview’s Noah Mullins leads the Bowl invitational meet held at third place finish was Gate City in Wolfpack on drives down the Cumberland Bowl Park near fourth and John Battle in fifth. field. The quarterback connected Jonesville. Top individual performers for for two TD passes last week. He In the girls’ competition, the boys were Central’s Alex will also be a key part of the Ridgeview finished third. Nikole Widener with a 16:39.60 time and ground game when Ridgeview Counts of the Wolfpack placed the first place finish, followed by faces formidable Marion. sixth in the race. teammate Andrew Deel at Union’s boys barely edged out 16:44.80 across the stripe. Central in the meet as the Bears Union’s Julius Stensen fin- totaled a 1:27:19.20 time to ished in fourth followed by team- Central’s 1:27:19.40. John Battle mate Jacob Mullins in fifth and finished third, Castlewood fourth Central’s Austin Yeary in sixth. and Lebanon rounded out the top On the girls side, Carlee Salyers of Central finished second Nikole Counts finished Noah Mullins five. In the girls’ race, Union beat strong in the Jonesville out Central at 1:52:13.70 to PLEASE SEE ROUNDUP, PAGE 10 race.

Ridgeview, Central to fall as Burton, Union win Embarrassing, simply unacceptable. I Central at Lee: Here’s a toughy. Lee Ridgeview 12 posted my worst record of the year last High hasn’t been overly impressive since Union at Eastside: Union has already week at 3-2. My ’pickin percentage has they started playing teams their own size. walloped Central and Burton. They’ll get fallen all the way to 81.8 (36-8) and that, Sadly, Central is beaten and bruised and the Wise County-City of Norton trifecta friends, just won’t do. I’ll gain back your after last week’s meek performance at this week. If you want to see a good game, trust and confidence, just watch. Union, I can’t pick them. Here’s a fun go watch these two play basketball. They stat: Since consolidation, Central has usually go down to the wire. Football, not GAME OF THE WEEK three wins over teams that finished their so much; Eastside’s program is nowhere John I. Burton at Castlewood: I’ve season above the .500 mark. Lee High has near the caliber of Union’s and it will been on the Burton train for some time a winning record, the game is at Lee, I’m show Friday. Fence Line Picker says: now and I think the word is out around Lebanon. Phillips and quarterback Josh picking Lee. Fence Line Picker says: Lee Union 52 Eastside 6 Southwest Virginia. Jimbo’s boys took Wood will need to be clicking on all 21 Central 14 John S. Battle at Gate City: Now here last week off to get ready for this big cylinders if they expect to score their first Ridgeview at Marion: The road for is a game with some meaning. The Blue Cumberland battle. The Blue Devils are win over Burton in decades. Perhaps all Ridgeview doesn’t get any easier this Devils are on a mission to return to the 3-0 in the league while the Raiders stand good things will come to an end, Burton week as they visit Smyth County to face playoffs and so are the Trojans. Battle as the league’s only other unbeaten squad fans, but Tyree Bolling and Mikey the Scarlet Hurricanes. Marion has won outlasted Ridgeview last week while Gate at 2-0. After Devin Phillips’ 95-yard TD Culbertson will have the final say in this three in a row and is playing for playoff City put a hurtin’ on Lee High. As long as run last week, Castlewood struggled to one. Fence Line Picker says: Burton 22 seeding. Ridgeview simply can’t score. generate much more offense in a loss to Castlewood 16 Fence Line Picker says: Marion 47 PLEASE SEE PICKER, PAGE 9 THE DICKENSON STAR ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ PAGE 9 Union Bears deliver Turner’s 50th win BY JAMES TAYLOR ★ SPORTS WRITER

BIG STONE GAP — When you’re hot, you’re hot. And Friday night, Union (4-0, 6-1) showed just how capa- ble they were in delivering head coach Travis Turner’s 50th win by scorching the Central Warriors 41-6 at Bullitt Park. Behind a pair of touchdown runs by Cameron Fannon and a perfect night for signal caller Bailey Turner (8-8, 105 yards, two TDs passing), the Bears had the game well in hand by halftime. Braxton Zirkle got the homecoming party started early for the Bears, punching the ball in on a one-yard dive up the middle to give Union an early 7-0 lead. Zirkle’s TD dive was set up one play earlier when James Mitchell, showing why he is one of the top prospects in the Commonwealth, hauled in a one-handed 18-yard snag while falling backwards at the Central one yard line. “That was the only way I felt like I could get it,” Mitchell said of the catch. “Bailey threw it up and gave me a chance and I went up and got it.” Two minutes later, Mitchell added to his ever-expanding highlight reel, sprinting 75 yards on a punt return for a touchdown. “Being a rivalry game, we wanted to come out and make a statement,” he said. “And tonight, on both sides of the ball I think we did that.” The Bear’s offense kept rolling as Fannon bulled his way into the end zone for the first of his two 37-yard touchdown runs, putting the Bears up 21-0 with 16 seconds left in the first quarter. PHOTO BY DONALD RATLIFF “My blockers up front, they did the work. I just cut off of their blocks,” Fannon said. Union’s heavy-built defense gangs up on Central Warriors quarterback Dalton Mullins (15) Union’s defensive plan of attack — to key on Central in Friday’s contest. quarterback Dalton Mullins and force the rest of the Warriors to produce — worked like a charm for much of the night. But from there, it was all Union. Turner connected with pass with 10:33 left in the third quarter. The Bears’ defense, led by Jeb Stidham, held the Adrion Jenkins for a 16-yard TD pass and less than three “Our defense has played tremendously well,” Union Warriors to just 48 yards of offense in the first half. One of minutes later, Fannon (six carries, 99 yards, two TDs) coach Turner said. “The kids are flying around to the foot- the lone bright spots of the game for Central (1-2, 3-5) found paydirt again with his second 37-yard touchdown of ball, no hesitation. And offensively, it’s great when your came early in the second quarter when Mullins found the the night, putting the Bears up 34-6 at the half. Of Union’s running backs are breaking long runs. It means your offen- end zone on a three-yard run up the middle, cutting the 18 plays in the first half, five resulted in touchdowns. sive line is doing a great job and your wide receivers are lead to 21-6. Zack Qualls was on the receiving end of a 17-yard TD doing their job blocking downfield.” Spartans overwhelmed by Titans in first half

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COEBURN — The Twin Springs Titans started scoring touchdowns right off the bus and kept going for a 48- 24 victory over the Eastside Spartans on Friday night. The visitors from Nickelsville lit up the scoreboard at Carl McConnell Stadium for a four-TD lead by halftime, putting the game away early. Running back Holden McNew scored three touchdowns for the Titans. Spartans quarterback Tyler Elam would ultimately match that. But while Eastside’s offense also nearly matched Twin Springs in rushing productivi- PHOTO BY SHONNA PETERS ty — the Spartans compiling 234 total yards on the ground versus 262 for the Titans — five turnovers would Spartans quarterback Tyler Elam (2) finds a way through as Eastside blockers turn a Titan deny the home team of many scoring opportunities. defensive lineman topsy-turvy in Friday’s game. Eastside lost two fumbles and had three interceptions on the night. “Turnovers, turnovers and more turnovers,” Eastside touchdowns on a 2-yard keeper at 3:15 before halftime. lowed by Grayson Whited’s conversion run ended the (2-2, 2-6) head coach Jason Hicks said. “Anytime that The team’s hard-playing senior leader also punched scoring at 48-24. you turn the ball over against a good team, you are going across the conversion run, reducing the Spartan deficit to Elam rushed for 150 yards on 20 carries to lead the to pay a price.” 30-8. Spartans. For Twin Springs, McNew was 21-128. For Twin Springs (1-2, 3-4) head coach Chad Hood, The Titans wasted little time getting that back. Burke’s Friday night was smooth sailing. “I think we played great big 50-yard dash put the ball at the Eastside eight and tonight. We were clicking both sides of the ball,” he said. Grizzle zigzagged in on a keeper to make it 36-8 one Titans QB Justin Grizzle marched his offense down minute before intermission. the field for several immediate scores. A 70-yard drive Keeping the rout going, in the third quarter the Titans Picker was capped by a 30-yard screen pass to McNew. Grizzle recovered an Eastside fumble just three yards out from a added the conversion. McNew a junior, then punched the possible Spartans touchdown. Twin Springs marched CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 ball across on two more scores, a 17-yard run and a 6- downfield and scored on a 21-yard Blake Holbrook run yarder. Connor Burke caught a Grizzle toss for a conver- for a 42-8 advantage. sion. But the Spartans did not quit. They played hard for Michael Collier is standing upright, I ain’t ’pickin The Titans defense gobbled up a Spartans fumble and pride despite the lopsided score. Hunter Corder, Amen anybody else on Gate City’s schedule to beat them. intercepted a throw on subsequent Eastside possessions. Hilton, Alex Hampton, Jarrett Lawson and Burley Ball Fence Line Picker says: Gate City 35 John Battle Twin Springs’ first half scoring assault continued as inspired the Eastside defense with hard tackles. Corder 18 Grizzle found Ethan Hillman for a 60-yard TD through and Hilton led the defense in the game with eight stops My ’picking skills don’t stretch over into the the air. The same combination worked on the conversion, each. Jordan Rasnick came up with an interception. college ranks but how ’bout them Highland putting the Spartans in a 30-0 hole at just 5:51 of the sec- Matthew Sexton turned on the burners for a long run, Cavaliers! Them boys ain’t been beat in a month. ond quarter. setting up a 12-yard trip into the end zone by Elam. With Hokie-Hokie-High playing Thursday and the “We got behind the eight ball and their defense kept us Sexton caught the conversion pass to cut the deficit to 42- Big Orange on a bye week, I expect a large crowd in check,” coach Hicks said. 16 going into the final quarter. at the UVa-Wise game this week. I know I’ll be Eastside’s offensive finally got into rhythm in a good- Holbrook’s 51-yard TD run hoisted the Titans to 48- there to see ’em face undefeated Fairmont State. Go looking long drive, with Elam scoring the first of his 16. Elam’s final touchdown, a three-yard plunge, fol- Cavs Go.

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Nondistrict VHSL Group 1A Clinch Mountain Conference 2. Richlands 8-0 25.5 SLATE Union at Eastside 7 p.m. STANDINGS Cumberland District Conf. Overall 3. Graham 6-1 24.0 Ridgeview at Marion 7:30 p.m. FOOTBALL Dist. Overall 4. Dan River 7-1 23.63 WEDNESDAY COLLEGE W-L W-L W-L W-L 5. Union 6-1 23.43 Volleyball Volleyball Castlewood 3-0 5-3 Lee 8-0 15-1 6. Grundy 52 20.71 College College NCAA Division II J.I. Burton 2-0 4-3 Gate City 7-1 15-4 7. Glenvar 5-2 20.57 Nonconference Mountain East Conference Mountain East Conference Eastside 2-2 2-6 Union 5-3 12-7 8. Marion 5-2 20.29 UVa-Wise at Virginia Union 5 p.m. W.Va. Wesleyan at UVa-Wise 5 p.m. Conf. Overall Thomas Walker 1-2 1-6 John Battle 4-5 9-9 9. Martinsville 4-3 20.14 High School Twin Springs 1-2 3-4 Central 3-6 9-11 10. Lee High 5-2 19.0 Clinch Mountain SATURDAY W-L W-L Rye Cove 0-3 0-7 Ridgeview 1-5 5-9 11. Giles 4-3 18.86 Conference Football Fairmont State 6-0 7-0 #VOLLEYBALL Lebanon 0-7 8-11 12. Floyd County 5-2 18.43 Union at Lebanon 7 p.m. College Shepherd 6-0 6-0 COLLEGE VHSL Group 1A 13. John Battle 4-3 17.14 Cross Country Mountain East Conference Notre Dame 5-1 6-1 NCAA Division II Cumberland Conference 14. Gate City 3-4 16.13 High School Fairmont State at UVa-Wise 1 p.m. UVa-Wise 4-2 5-2 Mountain East Conference Dist. Overall 15. Virginia High 25 15.57 Open meet at Veldon Dotson Park, Volleyball Glenville State 3-3 3-4 Conf. Overall W-L W-L 16. Central (Wise) 3-5 15.38 Wise Mountain East Conference West Liberty 3-3 3-4 Rye Cove 7-0 17-2 Group 1A THURSDAY Glenville State at UVa-Wise 10 a.m. Charleston 2-5 2-5 W-L W-L Eastside 6-1 13-10 Western Region Volleyball Concord 2-5 2-5 Wheeling Jesuit 9-0 22-2 J.I. Burton 3-2 7-6 1. Hurley 7-0 22.0 High School TUESDAY W.Va. Wesleyan 2-5 2-5 Charleston 7-1 17-9 Castlewood 1-5 4-12 2. George Wythe 6-1 21.57 Clinch Mountain Volleyball Urbana 1-5 2-5 Fairmont State 7-1 14-8 Twin Springs 1-3 3-8 3. Galax 5-2 20.71 Conference College W.Va. State 1-6 1-6 Notre Dame 5-3 12-11 Thomas Walker 0-7 1-8 4. Patrick Henry 6-0 19.86 Central at John Battle 7 p.m. Nonconference Urbana 4-4 11-11 # Does not include Tuesday games 5. Fort Chiswell 5-2 19.43 Ridgeview at Gate City 7 p.m. UVa-Wise at King 7 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL Concord 4-4 10-11 6. Parry McCluer 6-1 19.29 Cumberland Conference High School VHSL Group 2A West Liberty 3-5 16-11 RANKINGS 7. Chilhowie 6-1 18.63 J.I. Burton at Eastside 7 p.m. Clinch Mountain Mountain District Shepherd 3-5 8-14 8. Narrows 5-2 16.71 Castlewood at Rye Cove 7 p.m. Conference Dist. Overall W.Va. Wesleyan 2-6 6-15 HIGH SCHOOL 9. J.I. Burton 4-3 15.86 FRIDAY Central at Ridgeview 7 p.m. W-L W-L UVa-Wise 2-6 3-20 VHSL Football Power Points 10. Castlewood 5-3 15.63 Football Gate City at Union 7 p.m. Union 4-0 6-1 W.Va. State 1-6 3-15 The Virginia High School League 11. Covington 5-3 15.50 High School John Battle 2-0 4-3 Glenville State 0-6 1-21 football power point ratings. Listed is 12. Radford 3-4 14.86 Mountain District Cumberland Conference Lee 1-2 5-2 team, record and rating. 13. Twin Valley 4-3 14.43 Central at Lee 7:30 p.m. J.I. Burton at Thomas Walker 7 p.m. Gate City 1-2 3-5 Group 2A 14. Rural Retreat 2-5 14.0 Cumberland District Rye Cove at Eastside 7 p.m. Central 1-2 3-5 HIGH SCHOOL Western Region t15. Twin Springs 3-4 13.29 J.I. Burton at Castlewood 7 p.m. Twin Springs at Castlewood 7 p.m. Ridgeview 0-5 1-6 VHSL Group 2A 1. Appomattox 7-0 26.86 t15. Bland County 4-3 13.29 Cavs knock off Hilltoppers for fourth straight Teams may want to start picking drive, the Cavs picked up 23 yards on another homecoming opponent. UVa- the ground and 25 more from two of Wise claimed its second road home- Barnett’s game-high nine receptions. coming win of the year Saturday with Javonte Latney put the finishing a 28-27 victory at West Liberty touches on the drive with a 5-yard TD University. to make the score 21-19. Senior linebacker Zachary Blair Redshirt freshman Brycen Lee blocked a potential game-winning hooked up with James Cousins on a 2- field goal with less than a minute to point conversion play to knot the play to seal the fourth come-from- score at 21 all. behind victory of 2016 for UVa-Wise Senior Jeremy Eubank came in and (5-2, 4-2 MEC). fired a 4-yard TD pass to Jacob Carlton Griffith gained a career- Cousins. The successful conversion PHOTO BY ELIZA EVANS high 156 yards in the Cavaliers’ win. kick made the score 28-27 with 8:38 The performance snapped a streak of to play. Eastside’s Emily Moore (13) eyes the ball as she prepares to block 18 consecutive games without a 100- West Liberty advanced the ball to a Castlewood hitter Thursday. yard rusher for UVa-Wise. the UVa-Wise 8 yard line before being Griffith began the game with a knocked back to the 15 and having to touchdown. On the third play from settle for the field goal attempt that scrimmage, the 5-foot-9, 185-pound was blocked. VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP back raced 55 yards for a TD. Less UVa-Wise dominated the game in than five minutes later, he would score terms of total yardage, outgaining digs, three kills and two blocks. Jenna Gate City outlasts Wade added 27 digs, one kill and one ace again by capping a 9-play, 75-yard West Liberty 500 to 256. for the Lady Bears. drive with a 4-yard TD scamper. On defense, Blair posted six solo Central Lady Warriors John Battle fell to 9-9 overall and 4-5 West Liberty took its first lead of stops, including the sack, while Andre in conference action. the contest at the 6:36 mark of the Hamilton and Maurice Watkins had The Gate City Lady Devils outdueled opening quarter on a 22-yard pass four stops each. Central’s Lady Warriors in a kill-fest play, making it 14-13 in favor of the For the second consecutive week, Thursday, 25-17, 25-22, 25-23. Lady Spartans cruise to hosts. the Cavs forced three turnovers. Thus Cori Baker notched 15 kills and 11 UVa-Wise would have the only far, UVa-Wise has forced 14 turnovers digs and Abby Sallee handed out 31 sweep of Lady Devils scoring opportunity of the second through seven games. assists for Gate City. Homestanding quarter as head coach Dane Damron’s UVa-Wise has now won four con- Central was led by Sophie Mullins’ 18 The Eastside Lady Spartans made team moved the ball 57 yards on 12 secutive games for the first time since quick work of the Castlewood Lady kills. Tiffany Sowards contributed 11 plays only to come up without points 2008, and with five wins have Devils in a 3-0, Cumberland Conference digs, Jasmine Maggard produced eight as a 40-yard field goal attempt sailed matched their win total from the pre- kills and Caitlynn Maggard racked up 26 sweep, Thursday. wide left. vious three seasons combined. assists for the Lady Warriors. The Lady Spartans won 25-19, 25-15, “Gate City is a tough team. They are 25-14, and kept themselves one game The Cavs’ defense would hold the This Saturday, UVa-Wise will look one that you’ve got to play your best game behind conference leader Rye Cove. ‘Toppers off the board thanks to Will to secure its first winning season since against,” Central head coach Angie “Anytime you can get a conference Clift’s first collegiate interception and 2008 when Fairmont State University Duncan said. win, it’s a good thing,” said Eastside head a sack late in the half by Blair. visits Carl Smith Stadium in a 1 p.m. The third set was a barnburner. The coach Brianne Bailey. “We’re constantly UVa-Wise’s ground game and the kickoff. Lady Devils surged to an 8-0 lead and working on new things and I’m trying to emergence of freshman tight end Jake extended that to an 18-9 advantage before work on the new things during the games. Barnett would pay dividends in the — Provided by UVa-Wise Sports Central staged a remarkable comeback to Sometimes, it looks a little scattered and second half. On a 48-yard scoring Information tie the set at 21 before falling. we look out of sync. But I’m trying to “That comeback was a sign of mental work on some new things before the tour- toughness. I’m proud of the team for nament.” that,” Duncan said. Kaylee Jones led the way for Eastside (13-10, 6-1) with 14 kills, 10 digs and 11 service points. Lacey Austin had 13 kills Lady Bears rally and 17 digs. Emily Moore had eight kills UVa-Wise women’s golf finish in MEC and 10 service points. Lexi King tallied 13 to beat Battle assists to go with five kills. Eliza Johnson Three UVa-Wise women’s golfers finished in the top 20 as the team came in also had 13 assists and added 11 digs. fifth place last week at the 2016 Mountain East Conference Championship. The Union Lady Bears beat the John Hannah Wyrick had 18 digs. Freshman Katie Pritchett led the Cavaliers with a sixth-place showing and a Battle Lady Trojans, 3-1, in Clinch Castlewood (4-12, 1-5) got three kills three-day total of 253. Mountain Conference action Thursday. from Lauren Couch with three kills. Lillie The University of Charleston took home the team crown with a score of 1,021 After dropping the first set 26-28, the Sanders had eight assists and five service to finish 31 strokes ahead of Notre Dame College. Lady Bears won the next three at 25-13, points. 25-20, 25-18. UVa-Wise finished with a team score of 1,108 as Katie Brownschidle (16th) “I think playing together and playing and Rebecca Farley (20th) rounded out the trio of top 20 finishers coach Drew Emili Brooks led Union with 21 kills, together the whole time is what we need three blocks and 27 digs. Jayda Smith had Absher. to work on the most,” said Castlewood Brownschidle turned in her strongest round of the tournament on the event’s 11 kills, six blocks and two service aces. head coach Kesha Rasnick. Zoe Brooks tallied 47 assists to go with 14 final day as her 87 was four strokes better than her day two score of 91. The junior finished with a three-day total of 273. Farley also played her best golf of the event on the final day, shooting an 88 en route to a 281 total. Roundup The event wrapped up the fall portion of the season for UVa-Wise. — Provided by UVa-Wise Sports Information CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8

behind Jessy Ball of Lebanon. Salyers had Eastside’s boys’ team finished first in the a time of 20:57.70. William P. Harris Park meet hosted by She was followed across the stripe by Council High School. Union’s Brooke Vanover, who finished in Six single A schools attended the event. Wolfpack third with a time of 21:15.20. Spartans sophomore Thomas Salyer fin- Other notables behind Ridgeview’s ished first in the boys’ race. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 8 nine seconds left in the quarter to extend Counts were Abigail Webb from Union in Four other Spartans runners also placed their lead to 23-12. seventh and Central’s Kristen Maggard in in the top 10, including Ethan Powers fin- mistakes that we made, especially in the first The Wolfpack scored midway through eighth. ishing fourth, Nick Livingston placing half. We had momentum but we let it get the fourth quarter, when Noah Mullins con- fifth, Troy Mullins finishing sixth and away with our mental mistakes,” he added. nected on an 88-yard touchdown pass to Connor Blevins. Spartan boys Ridgeview scored with 4:37 remaining in Jacob Hensley. The conversion run by In the girls event, Eastside placed Anna the third period on a 10-yard run by Mullins narrowed the score to 23-20. McKnight at fifth, Katie Osborne in sev- dominate Council meet Kendrick to cut the deficit to 16-12. The Wolfpack appeared to have the enth, Katie Perry at eighth and Hannah The Trojans responded with another drive momentum for a comeback but Battle ran Perry in ninth. In other cross country action last week, aided by Wolfpack penalties, scoring with out the clock for the win. The PAGE 11 Dickenson Star WEDNESDAY ■ OCTOBER 19, 2016 with Dickenson County family, friends & neighbors Educators society Council High School Class of honors 1971 45th reunion: Oct. 29, 6 p.m. at Askins, Bonanza, Lebanon. No letters will sent out. Please contact Powers fellow classmates. Spouses and friends are invited. Each per- The Alpha Upsilon son will be responsi- Chapter (Dickenson ble for paying for his County) of Delta Kappa or her own meal. For Gamma Society met Oct. more information, 10 at Main Street Pizzeria call Deborah Justus in Haysi at 4:30 p.m. Branham at 276/865- President Betty Newton 0016. called the meeting to order Clintwood Mayor Donald Baker (center) accepts a check from Clintwood Lions Club vice-presi- and asked for all members House of Horrors to repeat the Delta Kappa dent and town council member Doris Rife. The money was raised during a golf tournament and haunted house Gamma Collect. is used to provide free rides and food for children during the town’s annual July 4 celebration. hosted by Red One of the main topics Other council members pictured, left to right, are Talbert Bolling, Ron Kendrick and Jeremy in old business was a Fleming. Onion State Prison report of the Oct. 3 multi- Employees chapter meeting at Community Lonesome Pine Country Relations Club in Big Stone Gap. Lions Club donates to town Committee: Oct. 21- Alpha Upsilon was The Clintwood Lions Club ed the golf tournament annually for to the event every year for the last 22, 24, and 28-31 at responsible for the table recently hosted a golf tournament the last 16 years. 16 years. Dickenson Center for decorations, which con- to raise money to help provide free The club extends thanks to tour- The Clintwood Lions Club will Education and sisted of mums and pump- rides and food for children during nament sponsors EnerVest and have this tournament again next Research, Clintwood. kins. the town of Clintwood’s annual Advanced Disposal, as well as to year and would like to invite every- Admission price: Jewel Askins was cho- July 4 celebration. the golfers who played in this tour- one to come out and enjoy the day adults, $8; kids 12 sen from Alpha Upsilon Lions Club vice-president Doris nament, the hole sponsors and and help us to help our community. and younger, $5. for the “Honoring Our Rife, also a town council member, those who donated prizes to be Own,” which is done recently presented a check to given away. Mountain Empire annually. She was recog- Mayor Donald Baker on behalf of The club offers special thanks to — Information provided by Community nized and presented a cer- the club. Johnson Chevrolet, Food City and Clintwood Lions Club President College’s annual tificate from the state Clintwood Lions Club has host- W&L Construction for contributing Dr. Joey Fuller Haunted Forest: organization. Every Friday and Katy Jo Powers was Saturday until also presented a certificate Halloween from 7-11 for her 50-year charter p.m. Admission is membership in the organi- $10. The Haunted zation. Forest is recom- Lavada Muncy was the Health education specialists raise mended for age 10 winner of a gift card tree, and older. All pro- valued at $175. ceeds will benefit Reports were given on awareness of chronic health problems student scholarships the fall executive board at MECC. For more meeting in Fredericksburg SUBMITTED BY DR. (SOPHE) will work to raise public munities, states, and the nation. MELODY COUNTS information, check and on the summer leader- awareness of the importance of National Health Education CUMBERLAND PLATEAU out the MECC ship academy. exercise, good nutrition, and their Week is celebrated annually dur- HEALTH DISTRICT DIRECTOR Haunted Forest The president then role in the prevention of chronic ing the third week of October and Facebook page at announced that all dues diseases. According to the Centers focuses national attention on a Chronic diseases are the lead- www.facebook.com/M must be paid by Oct. 31. for Disease Control and major public health issue, pro- ing cause of death and disability ountainEmpireHaunte Organizing food Prevention, chronic diseases are vides public education, and in the United States. National dForest or contact pantries for Dickenson the leading cause of death and dis- improves consumer understand- Health Education Week, Oct. 17- Cindy Ringley at County’s needy children ability in the United States — 133 ing of health education’s role in 21, leads awareness efforts that 276/523-2400, ext. was discussed. The million Americans or 45 percent promoting the public’s health. many chronic diseases could be of the population have at least one NHEW is recognized by the U.S. 264. Ridgeview school pantry prevented, delayed, or alleviated, was reported on by Lavada chronic disease. In 2016, more Department of Health and Human through simple lifestyle changes. MECC Alumni and Muncy. The school is col- than half of adults aged 18 years Services. Chronic diseases can be dis- Friends Reunion: lecting and distributing or older did not meet recommen- The Society of Public Health abling and reduce a person’s qual- Saturday, Nov. 12 at items. Besides individual dations for aerobic exercise or Education (SOPHE) is a non-prof- ity of life, especially if left undi- 6 p.m. in the Goodloe donations, organizations, physical activity. More than one- it professional organization agnosed or untreated. Chronic dis- Center of Phillips- churches, businesses and third of adolescents and 38 perfect founded in 1950 to provide global eases are ongoing, generally Taylor Hall on the the United Way are help- of adults said they ate fruit less leadership to the profession of incurable illnesses or conditions, MECC campus. ing. All non-perishable than once a day, while 38 percent health education and health pro- such as heart disease, asthma, “Come Home to and personal items are of adolescents and 23 percent of motion and to promote the health cancer, and diabetes. These dis- MECC” is the theme much appreciated. The adults said they ate vegetables of society. SOPHE’s 4,000 inter- eases are often preventable, and of the evening featur- Dickenson Clinic also has less than once a day. national and chapter members’ frequently manageable through ing receptions and a a pantry to help the needy. Health education specialists work in various public and private early detection, improved diet, concert by Pound Brenda Elswick and work in a variety of professional organizations to advance health exercise, and treatment therapy. native Kaitlyn Baker, Jewel Askins are on the settings to educate individuals and education theory and research, During Oct. 17-21, health edu- and opening band book committee and are the public on the prevention of develop disease prevention and cation specialists and public chronic diseases, in the hopes of health promotion programs, and Scratch River health advocates across the coun- reducing the cost spent on med- promote public policies con- Telegraph Company try involved with the Society for ical treatment and improving the ducive to health. For more infor- from Wise. This free SEE SOCIETY, PAGE 12 Public Health Education health status of individuals, com- mation, go to www.sophe.org. event is open to all alumni and college friends and is an opportunity to connect with friends, former classmates, and faculty. There is no Breaks Park to host weekend Halloween events fee to attend, but guests are asked to Breaks Interstate Park will of wildlife along the route. scariest scream. contest at the campground store. register for the event host its Halloween The tour takes around 3 1/2 to Night hike, 7 p.m. beginning Judges will visit the sites starting on the MECC Foundation website, Spooktacular! this coming week- 4 hours to complete. at the Visitor Center: The trail at 3:30 p.m. and consider origi- www.meccfounda- end, featuring costume contests, Seating on the van is limited, is rated as easy to moderate. nality, creativity and camper par- tion.org. Seating for a haunted hayride, night hikes so reservations are required. To Please wear appropriate closed ticipation. Prizes will be award- the concert is limited and more. make a reservation, stop by the toe footwear. Children younger ed. to 400 and once all Following is a list of sched- Visitor Center or call 276/865- than 12 must be accompanied by Trick-or-treating in the tickets are issued on uled activities. an adult. Flashlights are recom- campground, 4:30 p.m.: 4413 ext. 3213. a first-come, first- Cost is $30 for adults and $15 mended. Campers will be set up throughout the campground to distribute served basis, the THURSDAY, OCT. 20 for children 12 and younger. A candy. Participating campsites event will be sold out. Cumberland Mountain sce- bag lunch and drink are includ- SATURDAY, OCT. 22 For more information nic drive van tour: The Pumpkin carving contest, will have a special card attached ed. to their camp post to let you about the reunion, Cumberland Mountain Scenic 12 p.m. at the Visitor Center: call or e-mail Jeri Drive was designated in 2009 as Pumpkins may be purchased for know they are open for business. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 Campers who purchase bags of Bledsoe at 276/523- a Virginia Scenic Byway, State Halloween costume contest, $7 each while supplies last. 2400, extension 287, Route 611. Beginning at Breaks Participants will have until 3 candy at the campground store 5:30 p.m. at the amphitheater: will receive a free bundle of or e-mail at jbled- Interstate Park and winding Judges will score costumes p.m. to complete and submit [email protected]. through the mountains, the 26- their carving. wood as thanks for participation. based on creativity, originality Haunted hayride, 6:30-10 mile route includes several Seed spittin’ contest, 2 p.m. Insurance and participation. First, second p.m.: The hayride will depart tourism attractions spurring off at the amphitheater: Prizes will counseling for and third prizes will be awarded from Shelter #3. The last ride it. Popular sites include Birch be awarded for various age seniors: Appalachian for each age category. will be at 9:45. Cost is $5 per Knob tower, Airplane Rock Agency for Senior Scream contest, 6 p.m. at groups. person, cash only. All proceeds overlook, John Flannagan Dam Campsite decorating con- Citizens offers indi- and Reservoir, Branham Farm, the amphitheater: First, second benefit the Breaks District of the and third prizes will be awarded test, 3:30 p.m.: Campers may Sequoyah Council Boy Scouts of Mullins Pond, along with plenty register their campsite for the to those with the loudest and America. SEE COUNTY, PAGE 12 PAGE 12 ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Duty twins lift spirits during nursing home visits Birth announced Hi to all. I hope you ing and is cute as can be. Adriana Evie Carelock, have had a good My little Maloree, daughter of Misty week. (well, Shea and JD’s ) is Ramey Carelock and I visited with Mom growing a lot. She is doing today. She was doing great. They grow up way Larry Paul Carelock of NEWS well. She always tells too fast. I can’t wait to see Hazelhurst, Georgia, that Dave used to BRENDA DAVIS how Jaxon will react to his was born Sept. 21, 2016 throw rocks at her little sis when she gets at 11:14 a.m. at Wayne when she was working home. Memorial Hospital, in the garden. She said he never threw Happy belated birthday to Mary D Jesup, Georgia. She them to hit her, that he would always Edwards, who was 70 years old Oct. 13. weighed 6 pounds and come back next morning and pick them This comes with love from Jason, measured 18 1/2 inches up. I told her she should have thrown Kevin, Gaynell and Amos. long. Grandparents are them right back at him. She is always Happy belated birthday to Kirsten Charlotte and Junior talking about the Duty twins and their Edwards Mullins. I hope this was a great Hilton of Kingsport, music. I told her to dance any time she one for you. Love you. felt like getting up and doing it. I hope Happy belated birthday to Sarah Tennessee; Joann and Linda and Brenda Duty can go back to Beth Lawson and her handsome boys. Carol White of Baxley, the nursing home before it gets bad Hope you guys had a good one. Love Georgia; the late Otto weather. you. and Evie Ramey of I’ve heard some say the wooly worm Happy early birthday to Misty Ann Clintwood, Virginia; and predicts the first part of winter will be Dee.. Misty was a Halloween baby, so the late Larry Adrian bad, the middle will be mild and the last she will turn 18 Oct. 31. I hope this will Carelock of Hazelhurst, will be bad. I choose the middle part. be the best birthday ever. Since I’m not Georgia. Adriana Evie Carelock Brenla, my granddaughter, will be on the bus any more, have Eugene to going in the hospital Wednesday to have sing to you. Love you. her little girl. Keep her in your prayers I send out my sympathy to all who that all goes well for them. have lost a loved one. Keep them in It isn’t long before all the little trick your prayers. or treaters will be out, so please be care- Get well to all the sick. ful of the little fellows. I know it’s a cou- Happy birthday and anniversary to ple of weeks away, but just a note to all. remind you. Send me mail at It’s good to have Wendy back to [email protected] or call 865- work for a couple of days a week. She is 0004. Better still, drop me a note at the so proud of her little Brody and gets so pharmacy. excited talking about him. He is grow- Have a great week.

Used book sale planned at UVa-Wise Oct. 25, 26 A used book sale, sponsored by Phi Alpha Theta, the history honor society and friends of the late Professor Dana Sample, will be held at the University of Area forestry competition Virginia’s College at Wise. Proceeds from the book sale will go to benefit Phi Alpha Theta and the Dana Sample Travel Fund. The book sale will be held on Tuesday, Ridgeview FFA Forestry Team traveled to Natural Tunnel State Park Oct. 25 and Wednesday, Oct. 26 from 10 p.m.to 6 p.m. in Cantrell Hall Sandstone Room. Books include a variety of history, science, literature, and other genres, fic- Oct. 13 to compete in the Area Career Development Event. Team tion and non-fiction, travel guides, and more. Paperback books will cost $1 and hard members, left to right, include Alexis Fleming, Mary Catherine backs will cost $3. Donations will also be accepted to benefit both the history honor Stiltner, Josh Bise and Mason Brown. At the CDE, students compete society and the travel fund. in categories at six stations: tree identification, tree value, tree vol- The Dana Sample Travel Fund was established in memory of Dana Sample, a ume, forestry tools, timber stand improvement and management. history professor who passed away in 2007. She was an advisor to Phi Alpha Theta and supported students travel to both conferences and study abroad trips during her The Ridgeview team placed fourth overall, with Bise placing third in time at UVa-Wise. She loved history, particular medieval and European ages, and the senior division. was beloved by students. The Dana Sample Travel Fund assists students who are traveling to conferences, study abroad trips, and research endeavors.

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Good thru 10/25/16. with a buffet supper served Stk. #62301 by hostesses Sharon Deel, Country Cabin II in Norton: Features Cross Hwy. 23 • Pound,VA www.johnsonchevrolet.com 796-9119 Katy Jo Powers, Linda Country Bluegrass, Oct. 22, 7:30-10:30 p.m. Dixon and Chesney Admission $5 adults age 12 and over, $1 chil- Walters. dren age two through 11. Call 276/679-3541 for — Submitted by information. All events at Country Cabin II spon- Katy Jo Powers sored by Appalachian Traditions, Inc. MessageMessage fromfrom thethe scripturesscriptures BY BRYAN WALLACE stand fast in “the faith,” 1 Cor 16:13. Christians are to examine themselves Our fall gospel meeting begins this whether they are in “the faith,” 2 Cor 13:5. Sunday, Oct 23 and will last through Friday, “The faith” can be preached, Gal 1:23. Oct 28. Our speaker will be Wilson Adams Christians are justified by “the faith,” and also from Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Everyone is “the faith” is of Jesus Christ, meaning it welcome. came from Him, Gal 2:16, confirmed by Heb The phrase “the faith” is an unusually 1:1. Christians are to live by “the faith,” Gal interesting concept as presented in the 2:20. “The faith” has been revealed to us Bible. Found some 42 times in the New today, Gal 3:23. This one is real important: Testament, much of what we can know Christians can have boldness and access to about Jesus and His covenant relationship God with confidence by “the faith,” Eph 3:12; with mankind today can be learned with an 1 Tim 3:13. All Christians can be united in appreciation of just these two words. “the faith,” Eph 4:13. Christians are to strive We must first understand that “the faith” together for “the faith,” Php 1:27. is not the same thing as “faith.” The word Righteousness is through “the faith,” Php “faith” simply means “to believe” and tells us 3:9. Christians are buried with Christ in bap- nothing about what is believed. What is tism and raised with Him through “the faith,” believed must always be spelled out. As the Col 2:12. “The faith” can be a mystery even Bible uses it, “the faith” almost always refers though it has been revealed, 1 Tim 3:9. In not to just one thing we might believe or the latter times, some shall depart from “the even a dozen things we believe. It is nearly faith,” giving heed to seducing spirits and always making reference to the entire sys- doctrines of devils, 1 Tim 4:1. “The faith” can tem of truth that God has delivered to us by be denied, 1 Tim 5:8. It can be erred from, 1 His Son Jesus Christ. Since Jesus is our Tim 6:10, 21. It can be kept, 2 Tim 4:7. prophet in these last days, Heb 1:1, “the Christians are to earnestly contend for “the faith” is nothing more nor anything less than faith” and “the faith” was once delivered, the New Testament. With this understanding, Jude 3. “The faith” is the gospel of Jesus here are some very interesting facts the New Christ, Php 1:27, and is everything to a Testament reveals about itself. Christian. By following it, we are saved and “The faith” can be obeyed, Acts 6:7; Rom have eternal life. Those who ignore it and fail 1:5. It can be turned from, Acts 13:8. You can to appreciate it’s truth will be judged by it in continue in “the faith,” Acts 14:22; Col 1:23. the judgment, and heaven will not be their Churches as well as Christians can be home. established in it, Acts 16:5; Col 2:7. This is Send comments or questions to the interesting: Failing to believe in “the faith” will Clintwood Church of Christ, POB 746, not change its effectiveness, Rom 3:3, it will Clintwood, Va. 24228 or email me at still accomplish what God intended it to do, [email protected]. Isa 55:11. We can be either weak or strong Check out our web page at www.clint- in “the faith,” Rom 14:1. Christians are to woodchurchofchrist.com. THE DICKENSON STAR ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ PAGE 13 Church Bulletin Rachel Chapel: New Harvest Brothers will sing at notices must be in the 11 a.m. service. The Dickenson Star news office by Ramey Flats Church: Bill Knoskie will preach and 5 p.m. Thursday for The Ramey Flats Singers will sing at the 11 a.m. Historical BULLETIN publication the next service. Bible study is every Wednesday afternoon Wednesday. at 3 p.m. Notices may be called in to 926-8816, faxed to 926- Society plans 8827 or e-mailed to [email protected]. Church Yates Chapel: Chris Rose will preach at the 11 Bulletin is reserved for announcement of special a.m. service. open house events and services. To announce regular services and hours, please contact our paid advertising OTHER department. The public is cordially invited to attend Oct. 22 the following events sponsored by area churches. Gospel meeting at Clintwood Church of Christ, East Main Street: Oct. 23-28 at 7:30 p.m. nightly with Wilson Adams of OCT. 23 Murfreesboro, Tennessee. On Oct. 22, 1991 The Historical Society of the Pound formed for the purpose of collecting and copying photographs, lore and history of the Dwale Community Church: Pastor Donald Smith Southern gospel recording artists The Babbs in Pound area, resulting in the publication of four Jr. will preach at the 11 a.m. service. Children’s concert at Highpoint Community Church, books on the history of the Pound. church provided. Castlewood: Oct. 30 at 11 a.m. The church is Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016 makes 25 years since located at 5653 Highpoint Road. The group will per- we formed and we’d like you to share our joy at Georges Fork Freewill Baptist Church: Andy and form again at 2 p.m. the same day at Ma & Pa’s an open house from 1 - 3 p.m. at the First Vicky Silcox will sing at the 11 a.m. service. Pastor: Restaurant on US Highway 58, Castlewood. Presbyterian Church of Pound located on the Old Glen Slemp. Everyone welcome. Indian Creek Road. Your presence is the only present we desire. Pound River Church of the Brethren: Pastor Bill Shepherd’s Closet at Mountain View Freedom of Call Brenda Salyers at 276-796-4604 or 870- Rose will preach at the 11 a.m. service. Sunday Worship Church: The free clothing closet is open 7921 or 870-3822 for more information. school begins at 9:45 a.m. Bible study is every the second Saturday of every month from 10 a.m. Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. to 2 p.m.

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BY CLIFTON D. CAUTHORNE JR. out of the heart of men, proceed evil thoughts, Psalmist David states in Psalm 119:11, "Thy word CALVARY BAPTIST OF CLINTWOOD adulteries, fornications, murders, thefts, cov- have I hid in mine heart, that I might not sin etousness, wickedness, deceit, lasciviousness, an against thee." Every thought that arises from What lurks within the hearts of people? When evil eye, blasphemy, pride, foolishness: All these within our hearts should be tested by the Bible's you dig down deep into their hearts, what do you evil things come from within, and defile the man." standard to see if it is right or wrong. find? The seed for every kind of evil fruit lies buried Hymn writer Isaac Watts reminds us, Jeremiah 17:9 begins, "The heart is deceitful within the human heart. above all things." Our hearts lie to us in order to Willing to admit the true nature of a person's How shall the young secure their hearts, gratify their own ambitions and desires. Our heart, Solomon declares in Proverbs 28:26, "He And guard their lives from sin? hearts will even tell us that something is right that trusteth in his own heart is a fool." Due to the Thy Word the choicest rules imparts when the Bible says it is wrong. wicked nature of the heart, we should never trust To keep the conscience clean. The verse continues, "The heart is . . . desper- what it tells us. ately wicked." The words "hopeless" and Some people say, "Follow your heart," and, Thy Word is everlasting truth: "wretched" describe the phrase "desperately "Do what your heart tells you to do." This is How pure is every page! wicked." The heart's bent towards sinning is a exactly what the people on earth did before the That holy Book shall guide our youth, chronic condition. judgment of the Great Flood. Genesis 6:5 relates And well support our age. Wise King Solomon observes in Ecclesiastes what those days were like: "The wickedness of 9:3, "The heart of the sons of men is full of evil, man was great in the earth, and every imagination Are you doing what your heart tells you to do, and madness is in their heart while they live, and of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continu- or are you measuring every action against the after that they go to the dead." Sin and lack of ally." ruler of God's Word? The answer to that question understanding reign within the hearts of all people Instead of following our ever-changing, deceit- will determine whether or not you are living to throughout their entire lives. ful hearts, we should listen to and obey the never- please self or to please God. Jesus teaches in Mark 7:21-23, "From within, changing, always-truthful Word of God. 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Check your ad the first day it MISCELLANEOUS LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE runs. Any error should be reported immediately to The resume to jsouth@inhome- previous survey; thence, N 299.14 feet to an iron pin 464, and re-recorded in Deed Joseph Lowe. the right to Grantees to law that Gregory Owens, one Dickenson Star Classified careinc.net. EOE. 10-19-3t 75 45 07 E 242.47 feet to an found, a corner to James P. Book 491, at Page 431; the Then leaving the Sutherland access this water system to of the above-named defen- Department at (276) 926- s11-2 iron pin set by a previous & Ginger R. Senter (DB 390 undersigned Trustee will survey and crossing the use any excess capacity of dants, is not a resident of the 8816. The Star is only --- survey; thence, N 85 30 07 E PG 268) and Homemakers, offer for sale at public auc- above mentioned right of the systems for their use if State of Virginia, it is there- responsible for one incorrect DICKENSON COUNTY BE- 241.47 feet to an iron pin set LLC, INC. (DB 458 PG 201) tion at the Courthouse door way at an approximate bear- Grantee shares in the fore ORDERED that the said insertion and then only for HAVIORAL HEALTH SERVIC- by a previous survey; thence, this line having passed from in Clintwood, Dickenson ing of N 60 E approximately expense in the maintenance Gregory Owens appear on or the portion of the ad that is ES is currently recruiting the N 56 24 46 E 169.02 feet to Shelly & Jennifer Mullins; County, Virginia, on the 24th 461 ft. to a poplar, a corner and upkeep of the water sys- before the 28th day of incorrect. following position: VAN an Iron pin called; thence, S thence, leaving Homemak- day of October, 2016, at to Betty Hicks 5.3 acre tract, tem. November, 2016, in the DRIVER/PROGRAM AIDE. 88 03 59 E 123.92 feet to an ers, LLC, INC., and with 10:00 a.m., the above said corner witnessed by a Subject to applicable restric- Clerk’s Office of the Dicken- The person in this position is iron pin called; thence, S 57 James P. & Ginger R. Senter described property. Refer- reservoir (water box), the tions and easements of son County Circuit Court and ★FS FOR SALE responsible for providing 29 12 E 362.56 feet to an N 86 42 49 W 298.73 feet to ence Is made to said Deed of southwest corner of which is record in the Clerk's Office do what is necessary to pro- transportation throughout iron pin called, a corner to an iron pin found, a corner to Trust for a more particular 41 deg. N 83 E from the for Dickenson County, tect his interests. And it is the county and providing N.F Virginia Iron, Coal & Freddie E. & Karen S. Mullins description of said property. poplar. Virginia. further ORDERED that this HOUSES direct support services to Coke Company (DB 246 PG (DB 432 PG 220); thence, TERMS: Cash, minimum of Then with the Hicks line Sale subject to all condi- order be published once a adult population of develop- 623) this line having passed leaving James P. and Ginger 10% bid amount will be 249.18 ft. N 37 34 W. up the tions, restrictions, reserva- week for two successive THREE BEDROOM, two bath mentally challenged individu- from Roberta Fleming's land; R. Senter and with Freddie E. required to be paid at the hill to an iron stake below the tions and easements, if any weeks in the Dickenson Star, (one with "walk-in tub" and als. This position requires a thence, continuing with N/F & Karen S. Mullins N 17 00 time and place of sale, bal- road and in the eastern edge of record and now applicable a newspaper of general cir- shower), handicap friendly high school diploma or GED. V1rginia Iron, Coal & Coke 59 W 317.18 feet to an iron ance within 30 days or upon of State Rt. 794, and also a thereto. culation in the Dickenson modular home. 116 Shen- This position is considered Company S 52 46 47 E pin found, a corner to Dale delivery of deed. Title will be corner to the Hicks survey. Terms: At least 10% cash County; that a copy of this andoah Lane, Clintwood. All 160.31 feet to an iron pin Stanley (DB 415 PG 272); conveyed by Special War- Then leaving the Hicks sur- on day of sale; balance due order be posted at the front Class Level II, Direct vey, in a southwesterly direc- within 30 days. appliances, wall mounted Services Provider II, and called, a corner to N/F thence, leaving Freddie E. & ranty Deed upon payment of door of the courthouse propane heater. Two car Elwood Mullins (DB 166 PG Karen S. Mullins and with the balance of bid. Payment tion in an arc and with the FOR INFORMATION wherein this court is held; entry level salary is $17,013. of both bid deposit and bal- eastern edge of State Rt. 794 CONTACT: attached carport, large stor- Additionally health insur- 040); thence, leaving N/F Dale Stanley N 06 27 16 W and that a copy of this order age building. Walking dis- Virginia Iron, Coal & Coke 114.74 feet to a point not set; ance must be made by cash, approximately 304 ft. to a Seth E. Twery, Esq. be mailed to the defendant at ance, enrollment in the thence, N 07 50 56 W 88.05 cashier's check, certified drive through gatepost, being Seth E. Twery, P.C. tance of library, Food City Virginia Retirement System Company and through the the address shown by the and Post Office. $60,000. lands of Clintwood TTC feet to a point not set; check, or postal money order a gatepost to the above ref- P.O. Box 185 aforesaid affidavit. and all other benefits accord- Corporation Parcel B & C thence, N 16 33 36 W 47.72 payable to the undersigned erenced right of way and pri- Lynchburg, VA 24505-0185 Enter this 30th day of Call 276-302-8124 or 276- ed our full-time employees vate road. (434)845-5285 926-6091. 10-12-14t s11-2 with one new line S 44 04 52 feet to a point not set; as Trustee for the United September, 2016. will be included. Please W 1596.25 feet to the BEGIN- thence, N 16 02 12 W 178.22 States of America. Then crossing said right of 10-19-3t s11-2 Richard W. Edwards, Clerk direct any questions to way and private road approx- --- MISCELLANEOUS NING, containing 37.060 feet to a point not set; If additional information is Circuit Court of Rebecca Scott, Director of acres as shown as TRACT A thence, N 54 16 36 W 132.08 desired, contact Ray Bowling imately 15 ft. in a southerly VIRGINIA: Dickenson County Developmental Services at 1998 30’ HORNET TRAVEL on the attached plat entitled feet to a point not set; at New Peoples, P 0. Box direction to the other gate IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 10-19-2t s10-26 926-1684. Applicants should "RASNICK OILFIELD SERV- thence, N 61 34 27 W 57.95 1810, Honaker, VA 24260. post, also being the corner FOR DICKENSON COUNTY TRAILER. Had been set up in submit a written letter of fence post and the point of LEONA O'QUINN, a campground on Cherokee ICES, INC., AND BB AND T, feet to an iron pin found, a Telephone (276) 873-7731. interest and the standard INC.", as prepared by corner to N/F James D. TILLER & TILLER, P.C. beginning. Administrator of the Lake since purchased, under Virginia Application Form 10- SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE THERE IS ALSO GRANTED Estate of RANDY O'QUINN, N a shelter. Sleeps 6. Excellent Thompson & Litton dated Yates; thence, leaving Dale ★ NOTICE 012 to: Ms. Daisy M. Rose, September 20, 2010. And Stanley and with N/F James P. 0. BOX 466 to the Grantee the use of any Deceased condition. Asking $7,000. Executive Assistant/ DCBHS being the same parcel con- D. Yates N 00 10 17 E 132.58 LEBANON, VA 24266 and all easements, right of Plaintiff Call (276)679-2854 or (276) /P.O. Box 309/ Clintwood, veyed to Rasnick Oil Field feet to the BEGINNING, con- TELEPHONE: ways, roadways, water rights vs. PUBLIC NOTICE 325-0093. If no answer Virginia 24228. Application Services, Inc. by deed dated taining 36. 120 acres, more (276) 889-1825 (except for the existing Case No. CL16-002 leave message. 9-14-16-nc-tfn packages must be received January 21, 2011, of record in or less. And being the same 10-12-2t s10-19 spring and water box reser- TERESA CONNIE CAR- Public Notice by close of business on the Dickenson County Circuit parcel conveyed to Rasnick --- voir as set out elsewhere MODY, Application for October 21, 2016. DCBHS is Court Clerk's Office in Deed Oil Field Services, Inc. by NOTICE OF within this deed), pipeline and Bond Reduction ★FS/R FOR SALE/RENT an EOE. 10-12-2t s10-19 Book 484, at Page 102. deed dated January 21, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE'S rights, sewer systems, LISA BLEVINS, Under Chapter 19 TRACT TWO: 2011, of record in the SALE OF including any field lines and Title 45.1 436 Jasper Lane attached thereto, in exis- MICHAEL LEE CHURCH, Code of Virginia HOUSES BEGINNING at an iron pin Dickenson County Circuit S SERVICES set by a previous survey, a Court Clerk's Office in Deed Dante, Virginia 24237 tence and which lawfully and Publication # 16DLH07 corner to N/F James D. Book 484, at Page 098. (Dickenson County, Virginia) may be used by Grantors, KEITH CHURCH, Paramont Coal Company CLINCHCO– Large 4–5 bed- whether by express grant, and Virginia, LLC is applying for room, 2 bath house on Main Yates (DB 093 PG 096); There is further conveyed In execution of a deed of MISCELLANEOUS thence, through the lands of the right of way over the W. trust, from Edward W. prescriptive use or other- DONALD CHURCH, JR., bond reduction on Permit No. Street. Will hold mortgage Clintwood TTC Corporation B. Trivitt land as acquired Stanley and Melanie C. wise, and which are appur- and 1101849 located in Wise and with 15% to 20% down, WILL SIT WITH ELDERLY Parcel B & C with one new from A & G Coal Corporation Stanley, dated May 29, 2001, tenant to and part of the use DEBBIE L. OWENS, Dickenson Counties, 2.5 $64,950; or rent for $650– OR SICK. Retired CNA. Call line N 44 04 52 E 1596.25 by J. W. Construction Co., recorded in the Clerk's Office and enjoyment of this partic- and miles E. of Pound, VA, on $700. One year lease. 276-926-8446. 10-19-2t s10- feet to an Iron pin called, a Inc., and a 15 foot right of of the County of Dickenson, ular tract of land. GREGORY OWENS, Georges Fork, Meade Fork Application required. NO 26 corner to N/F Virginia Iron, way to run with the land Virginia, in Deed Book 365, Grantor reserves the use of and and Mc Fall Fork. This permit HUD. Call for details 276- Coal & Coke Company (DB along and adjoining the at page 25 (Seth E. Twery, the spring located on the KAREN S. JONES, consists of 643.76 acres. As 835-1112. 9-14-16-tfn 246 PG 623) and N/F creek on the lower side of P.C. having been appointed northeastern corner of the and provided by 4 VAC 25-130- N NOTICE Elwood Mullins Tract 2 (DB that certain 2 acre tract of Substitute Trustee under above described tract includ- SABRINA FRANCE, 800.40 of the Virginia Coal ★ 166 PG 040); thence, with land at the forks of Rough Appointment of Substitute ing the right to enter upon and Surface Mining Reclamation ★FR FOR RENT N/F Elwood Mullins S 23 44 Branch, all as more fully Trustee dated September 20, the property to install, VIRGINIA FARM BUREAU Regulations, the applicant is LEGAL NOTICE 34 W 261.68 feet to a described in the Deed dated 2016, of record in the afore- inspect, repair or maintain MUTUAL INSURANCE COM- requesting that the current PANY total bond amount of HOUSES/MOBILE HOMES marked 24" oak called; April 30, 2009, from A & G said Clerk's Office in Deed the necessary pipelines, NOTICE OF thence, S 09 11 51 W 154.23 Coal Corporation to J. W. Book 540, at page 191), due plumbing and electrical Defendants $783,600.00 in the form of an insurance surety posted THREE BEDROOM HOUSE FORECLOSURE SALE feet to an iron pin called; Construction Co., Inc., of to default in payment of the cables or any of the other ORDER OF PUBLICATION TRUSTEE'S SALE OF PROP- thence, S 05 04 12 E 131.22 record in said Clerk's Office debt secured, the under- parts of the existing water The object of the above- for this permit be reduced by located 634 Big Smith Ridge. system under and across the styled suit is to approve the $703,000.00 All appliances, heat pump, ERTY LOCATED in Dicken- feet to a 20" black oak snag in Deed Book 465, at Page signed Substitute Trustee son County, Virginia, and called thence, S 09 44 47 E 136. will offer for sale at public tract hereby conveyed or any settlement of all claims aris- This bond reduction request $550/month, $500/deposit. new water system which ing out of the wrongful death is based on the following NO PETS. HUD APPROVED. more particularly described 274.63 feet to a 20" maple There is further conveyed auction at the front of the as follows. called; thence S 48 12 00 E herein from Clintwood TTC Courthouse for the Circuit might be installed to or from of Randy O'Quinn and to dis- Phase II reclamation: 276-835-9297. 10-19-3t s11-2 Court of Dickenson County, this water source by Grantor tribute the proceeds of said 1. Backfilling, regrading and --- All those certain tracts or 333.80 feet to an iron pin Corporation that certain com- parcels of land, with all found; thence, S 85 06 25 E mon easement 50 feet in Virginia on the 9th day of or his successors. However, settlement. And, it appearing TWO BEDROOM, TWO FULL 105.11 feet to an iron pin width as acquired by November, 2016 at 11:00 Grantor also hereby conveys by affidavit filed according to Continued on Page 15 BATH MOBILE HOME on appurtenances thereunto belonging and all improve- found (VAS NAD 83 coordi- Clintwood TTC Corporation a.m. that certain tract of real Rose Ridge. Appliances and ments thereon, situate, lying nate N 3604013.46 & E by deed dated August 25, estate known as 436 Jasper yard work included in rent. and being in the Town of 10324149.47), a corner to 2005, from Colley Shopping Lane, Dante, Virginia 24237, DATA ENTRY/FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER Family trailer park. $400/ Clintwood, in the Willis Terry & Canella Hillman (DB Center, Inc., of record in said situated in the County of rent, $200/deposit. Call 276- Magisterial District of 309 PG 469); thence leaving Clerk's Office in Deed Book Dickenson, Virginia, being HEALTHY FAMILIES FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA, 835-8488. 10-19-4t s10-11-9 Dickenson County, Virginia, N/F Elwood Mullins and with 417, at Page 756. more particularly described DICKENSON COUNTY/WISE COUNTY OFFICE --- on the waters of Georges Terry & Canella Hillman S 00 There is further conveyed as follows: TWO BEDROOM TRAILER in Fork Creek, being more par- 01 11 W 368.80 feet to an herein from Ira Joe Lewis Located in the Ervinton Full-time position with benefits available. Will complete data trailer court near Longs Fork ticularly bounded and iron pin found, a corner to that certain 40 foot right of Magisterial District, Dicken- entry for program data, compile and analyze data/outcomes. School. NO PETS. NO HUD. Terry & Canella Hillman (DB way located on the pre-exlst- son County, Virginia, and described as follows: Family Support Worker initiates and maintains regular and Public water, sewer. Washer TRACT ONE: 434 PG 041); thence leaving ing dirt road as acquired by being further described as /dryer. $350/month with BEGINNING at an iron pin Terry & Canella Hillman (DB Ira Joe Lewis by deed dated follows, to-wit: long-term contact/support with families in their homes. $350 deposit. 276-870-0955 set by a previous survey, a 309, PG 469) and with Terry January 16, 2007, from Terry BEGINNING at the corner Activities are family-centered and strength-based, assisting in 10-5-16-tfn corner to N/F James D. & Canella Hillman (DB 434 G Hillman and Canella Hillman, fence post of the yard on the strengthening the parent-child relationship. Salary --- Yates (DB 093 PG 096); 041) N 83 40 42 W 73.95 his wife, of record in said southeast corner of the yard commensurate with experience and educational background. A&D Holdings has houses feet to an iron pin found; Clerk's Office in Deed Book of the GRANTOR'S home thence, with N/F James D. Qualifications: Maturity and experience in successfully working and mobiles homes. HUD Yates N 75 44 14 W 479.10 thence, S 11 32 20 W 421.97 434 , at Page 39. said fence post approximate- APPROVED. 276-393-3054. feet to an iron pin set by a feet to a point not set; There is further conveyed ly 36 ft. from the nearest cor- with children, 0 – 5 years and their families. Must have 8-31-16-tfn previous survey; thence, N thence, S 44 39 12 E 75.51 herein from Clintwood TTC ner of the home, and also knowledge of normal child growth/development and parent- 83 36 16 W 438.58 feet to feet to an iron pin found, a Corporation that certain com- being a gatepost to a drive- child relationships as well as experience working with families. APARTMENTS an iron pin found (VAS NAD corner to N/F Colley mon easement 50 feet in through gate, and then run- Must possess strong interpersonal skills, advanced computer Shopping Center (DB 305 PG width as acquired by Clint- ning with the fence line and 83 coordinate N skills, an understanding of cultural diversity and be non- ONE BEDROOM APART- 3604058.28 & E 366 & DB 306 PG 515); wood TTC Corporation by beyond in a southwesterly MENT in Clintwood. 276-356- 10321857.17), a corner to thence, leaving Terry & deed dated August 25, 2005, direction, total distance judgmental. Must have valid VA driver’s license and 3701. 5-11-16-tfn Clovis & June Mullins (DB Canella Hillman and with N/F from Colley Shopping Center, approximately 163 feet to a dependable transportation. Will provide services in Dickenson 150 PG 588); thence, leaving Colley Shopping Center S 83 Inc., of record in said Clerk's point in the line of the and Wise Co., also Norton city. Good writing and OFFICE/STORAGE N/F James D. Yates and with 26 24 W 256.74 feet to an Office in Deed Book 417, at Wallace Sutherland survey, organizational skills a must. Must be self-motivated and task SPACE iron pin found; thence, S 09 Page 756. said line being call number Clovis & June Mullins N 36 oriented. Bachelor’s Degree required. 49 27 E 446.74 feet to an 19 30 E 45.72 feet to an iron There is excepted from four (4) in GRANTOR'S deed OFFICE AND STORAGE iron pin found, a corner to pin found, a corner to Shelly these tracts all of the coal, dated February 3, 1978 and SPACE with loading ramp Morrison & Juanita Mullins & Jennifer Mullins (DB 414 oil, gas, stone, and other min- of record in Deed Book 193, Must complete online application and upload resume at near courthouse. Call Larry (DB 150 PG 590) this line PG 119); thence, leaving N/F erals as conveyed in deed Page 185. www.meoc.org. Applications will be accepted until at 276-393-4142. 7-24-13-tfn having passed from Clovis & Colley Shopping Center and dated October 23, 2013, of Then with the Sutherland Oct. 24, 2016. Mountain Empire Older with Shelly & Jennifer record in Deed Book 512, at line approximately 107 ft. S June Mullins land; thence Citizens, Inc. is an equal employment continuing with Morrison & Mullins N 71 40 09 W 77.91 Page 295. 39 E to the western edge of HW HELP WANTED Juanita Mullins N 01 42 59 E feet to an iron pin found a There is excepted from a right of way and private opportunity employer. ★ Tract Two an 0.534 acre road which leads to a tract 111.10 feet to an iron pin corner to Shelly & Jennifer found; thence, N 01 42 59 E Mullins N 71 40 09 W 77.91 tract conveyed to Brandon owned by Shelby and EEO-VET-AA-Older Workers MISCELLANEOUS 357.90 feet to an iron pin set feet to an iron pin found a Rasnick and Deanna Rasnick by a previous survey, a cor- corner to Shelly & Jennifer of record in Deed Book 511, WORK-At-Home and Fed- ner to Herbert & Eulala Mullins (DB 470 PG 223); at Page 98, and an access CANEY RIDGE eral/ Postal Job Scams. Mullins (DB 150 PG 594) and thence, leaving Shelly & easement described in said MINI-STORAGE Public Service Message. Douglas 0. Hawkins (DB 142 Jennifer Mullins (DB 414 PG deed. Mike Yates Looking for a Federal or PG 255) this line having 119) and with Shelly & In execution of Deed of Postal job? What looks like passed from Morrison & Jennifer Mullins (DB 470 PG Trust from Rasnick Oil Field 276-926-2697 the ticket to a secure job Juanita Mullins land; thence, 223) S 72 24 16 W 102.15 Services, Inc. dated Septem- might be a scam. For infor- leaving Herbert & Eulala feet to an iron pin found; ber 28, 2011, recorded in 276-218-0092 mation, call the Federal Mullins and Douglas 0. thence, S 50 43 08 W Deed Book 490, at Page NOW LEASING Trade Commission, toll free Hawkins N 45 28 55 E 1-877-FTC-HELP, or visit 376.65 feet to an iron pin www.ftc.gov. A message found; thence, N 63 28 55 E. from The Dickenson Star 125.22 feet to an iron pin FAMILY SUPPORT WORKER and the FTC. 7-9-tfn found, a corner to Jimmy --- Craig Willis (DB 284 PG 259) HEALTHY FAMILIES FOR SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA, IN HOME CARE, INC. is look- and Roberta Fleming (WB DICKENSON COUNTY OFFICE ing for a Licensed Practical 031 PG 313 & DB 190 PG Nurse to work in the 153) this line having passed Family Support Worker, Healthy Families for Southwest Dickenson County area. from Douglas 0. Hawkins Full-Time and Part-Time posi- Virginia, Dickenson County office. Full-time position with land; thence leaving Jimmy benefits available. Family Support Worker initiates and tions available! If interested Craig Willis and with Roberta please call Jessica at (276) Fleming S 76 14 53 E 179.61 maintains regular and long-term contact/support with families 328-9340 ext. 29 or email feet to an iron pin set by a in their homes. Activities are family-centered and strength- based, assisting in strengthening the parent-child relationship. Salary commensurate with experience and educational P.O. Box 1441 background. Qualifications: Maturity and experience in successfully working with children, 0 – 5 years and their Clintwood, VA 24228 families. Must have knowledge of normal child 276-926-8896 growth/development and parent-child relationships as well as experience working with families. Must possess strong AMBULANCE SERVICE interpersonal skills, basic computer skills, an understanding of cultural diversity and be non-judgmental. Must have valid VA EMPLOYEES NEEDED driver’s license and dependable transportation. Will serve DRIVERS $8.50 PAY SCALE/MUST HAVE primarily Dickenson County families. Good writing and CURRENT DRIVERS LICENSE/CPR CARD organizational skills a must. Must be self-motivated and task EMT-BASIC $9.75 PAY SCALE/MUST oriented. Bachelor’s Degree required. HAVE CURRENT CERTIFICATION/CPR Must complete online application and upload resume at Searches will be done on applicant’s; www.meoc.org. Applications will be accepted Background screening, Fingerprinting & until Oct. 24, 2016. Mountain Empire Older Drug Screening. Citizens, Inc. is an equal employment Different Shifts Available : 8/12/24/48 hrs. opportunity employer. Please send resume to the above address or call for applications. EEO-VET-AA-Older Workers THE DICKENSON STAR ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ PAGE 15

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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE AD NETWORK AD NETWORK XIV-WIC, L.P. on the E.J. PERMIT RIGHTS LIONS OF DECORATIVE CDL TRAINING FOR From Page 14 accommodations for the 408 W Main Street Code of Virginia Section conference should contact Abingdon, VA 24210 45.1-361.30 identifies per- Rasnick, tract(s) of 91.83 CSMO PERMIT #1201841 ANTIQUES & COL- LOCAL/OTR DRIVERS! the Depart-ment of Mines, 276-628-9001 sons with rights to file objec- acres, more or less, tract(s) NPDES PERMIT NO. LECTIBLES AT BARGAIN $40,000-$50,000 1ST Year! revegetation of disturbed in the Ervinton District, 0081841 PRICES! SAT 9-5 SUN 11-5 4-wks or 10 Weekends for areas. Minerals and Energy at 10-19-1t s10-19 tions to the gas and oil oper- (276) 523-8271 or the --- ation. Persons objecting to a DICKENSON City/County, UNDER CHAPTER 19 ADM $7…757-961-3988 CDL. Veterans in Demand! 2. Final hydro-seeding of Virginia TITLE 45.1 www.thebigfleamarket.com Richmond/Fredericksburg disturbed areas in June Virginia Relay Center NOTICE OF permit must state their rea- TTY/TDD at 1 800 828-1120 APPLICATION FOR sons for objecting within 15 The application is on file CODE OF VIRGINIA 800-243-1600; Lynchburg/ 2013. with the Division of Gas and PUBLICATION NO. Richmond Coin & Currency Roanoke 800-614-6500; 3. A vegetation ground or 1140 by October 31, 2016. Operations Name: days of the date of receipt of 10-19-1t s10-19 VCI-537324 w/PL notice. Written objections Oil identifying the proposed 16HGC08 Show October 28-30, 2016 Front Royal/Winchester cover of 90% has been location and all work to be Dickenson-Russell Contura, Fri-Sat 10-6, Sun 10-3 800-454-1400 established. NOTICE OF Application Number: must be filed with the APPLICATION FOR 29319 Director, Department of performed at the described LLC, P.O. Box 655, Norton, Clarion Hotel Richmond, 4. The post-mining land 3207 N. Boulevard. Free INSTRUCTIONAL EDUCA- uses of hayland/pasture, Operations Name: Take Notice that, pursuant Mines, Minerals and Energy, site. Any inquiries should be Virginia 24273 is applying VCI-530446 w/PL to Code of Virginia, Section Division of Gas and Oil, P. O. directed to the Division of for the transfer, assignment, admission, parking, TION/TRAINING wetlands, residential and appraisals un-managed forest have Application Number: 45.1-361.30.E. the under- Drawer 159, Lebanon, Vir- Gas and Oil at 276 415- or sale of permit rights for 29328 signed operator proposes to ginia 24266. 9700. Dickenson-Russell Coal Info at www.richmondcoin- TRAIN AT HOME FOR A been established. club.com or Bill Scott 804- CAREER IN HOSPITALITY! Any person with a valid Take Notice that, pursuant file, or has filed, an applica- EnerVest Operating, LLC Code of Virginia Section Company, LLC, Camp to Code of Virginia, Section tion for gas and oil opera- 408 W Main Street 45.1-361.30 identifies per- Branch Mine, Virginia 350-1140 Hotels, Resorts & Cruise legal interest which might Industry need Staff! ONLINE be adversely affected by 45.1-361.30.E. the under- tions known as VCI-537324 Abingdon, VA 24210 sons with rights to file Division of Mined Land signed operator proposes to w/PL with the Department 276-628-9001 objections to the gas and oil Reclamation (VDMLR) AUCTIONS TRAINING CAN GET YOU this proposal; or an officer JOB READY! Externship & or head of any federal, state file, or has filed, an applica- of Mines, Minerals and 10-19-1t s10-19 operation. Persons object- Permit No. 1201841 via tion for gas and oil opera- Energy, Division of Gas and --- AUCTION - HISTORIC Job placement if qualified! 1- or local government agency ing to a permit must state Application No. 1009975. 888-424-9413 MyCTI.tv tions known as VCI-530446 Oil under Code of Virginia, NOTICE OF their reasons for objecting The Camp Branch Mine is EAGLE HOUSE MANSION, or authority may within 30 10,000 sq. ft., Circa 1730 days of October 26, 2016 w/PL with the Department Section 45.1-361.29, with APPLICATION FOR within 15 days of the date of located in Dickenson and of Mines, Minerals and respect to an operation on Operations Name: SATURDAY 11/5 11:30a.m., LIVESTOCK FOR SALE submit written comments or receipt of notice. Written Russell County, 0.4 miles S Madison, Virginia. 7-Bed- objections concerning this Energy, Division of Gas and the lands Highlands VCI-538947 w/PL objections must be filed of Carrie on Fryingpan Oil under Code of Virginia, Properties, LLC, ACIN, LLC, Application Number: room, 6-Bath, 13 Fireplaces Purebred Angus Sale on bond reduction, and may with the Director, Depart- Creek. The Duty Ridge Suitable for Bed & October 22, 2016 at 12 noon also request, in writing, that Section 45.1-361.29, with WBRD, LLC, Paramont 29327 ment of Mines, Minerals and USGS 7.5' quadrangle map respect to an operation on Contura, LLC, Dickenson- Take Notice that, pursuant Breakfast. 1 Court Sq., in New Market, VA. Selling the Division of Mined Land Energy, Division of Gas and was used to describe the Madison VA 22727 www. 80+ females. For info call Reclamation hold a public the lands Charles B. Counts Russell Contura, LLC, LLC to Code of Virginia, Section Oil, P. O. Drawer 159, location of the permit area. et al, ACIN, LLC, WBRD, and EnerVest Energy 45.1-361.30.E. the under- PrimeAuctionSolutions.com 540-421-8341 or www.nvan- hearing or an informal con- Lebanon, Virginia 24266. A copy of the succession CALL 703.889.8949.VA gus.org ference. A copy of materials LLC, Paramont Contura, Institutional Fund XIV-A, signed operator proposes to EnerVest Operating, LLC application, draft NPDES LLC, Dickenson-Russell EnerVest Energy file, or has filed, an applica- 2908000975 concerning this request will 408 W Main Street permit and fact sheet are LOTS & ACREAGE be available for public Contura, LLC, LLC and Institutional Fund XIV-A1, tion for gas and oil opera- EnerVest Energy L.P. & EnerVest Energy tions known as VCI-538947 Abingdon, VA 24210 available for public inspec- Special Auction Saturday, inspection at the Division of 276-628-9001 tion and comment at the October 22, 2016 - 10 a.m., 32 ACRES - mostly wooded Mined Land Reclamation's Institutional Fund XIV-A, Institutional Fund XIV-WIC, w/PL with the Department EnerVest Energy L.P. on the Newton Suther- of Mines, Minerals and 10-19-1t s10-19 VDMLR's Big Stone Gap POWHATAN, VIRGINIA. high hilltop homesite with office in Big Stone Gap, --- Office. Any person whose Sporting Items, Guns incl. view of the James River. Virginia. Institutional Fund XIV-A1, land, tract(s) of 822.24 Energy, Division of Gas and L.P. & EnerVest Energy acres, more or less, tract(s) Oil under Code of Virginia, PUBLIC NOTICE interests are or may be L.C. Smith 410 double-barrel, Bedford County in western All correspondence should APPLICATION FOR adversely affected by the Decoys, Fishing Gear, Tools, Virginia. $109,900 and I'll be submitted to the Division Institutional Fund XIV-WIC, in the Ervinton District, Section 45.1-361.29, with L.P. on the Hagan & DICKENSON City/County, respect to an operation on PERMIT TRANSFER, proposed operation, or any Furniture, Collectibles, Anvil. finance. 540-294-3826. of Mined Land Reclamation ASSIGNMENT, OR SALE OF officer or head of any www.tilmansauction.com (Attention: Permit Section), Rasnake, tract(s) of 1388.30 Virginia the lands Wilma C. Helton et acres, more or less, tract(s) The application is on file al, ACIN, LLC, WBRD, LLC, PERMIT RIGHTS Federal, State, or Local information, VAL #348 BOLD STREAM - 5 ACRES P. O. Drawer 900, Big Stone CSMO PERMIT #1202009 Government agency or on the waters of Gap, Virginia, 24219. in the Ervinton District, with the Division of Gas and Paramont Contura, LLC, DICKENSON City/County, Oil identifying the proposed Dickenson-Russell Contura, NPDES PERMIT NO. authority may within 30 EDUCATION Troublesome Creek near Telephone (276) 523-8202. 0082009 days of October 19, 2016, Lynchburg. Rich bottom Written comments and a Virginia location and all work to be LLC, LLC and EnerVest The application is on file performed at the described Energy Institutional Fund UNDER CHAPTER 19 submit written comments or MEDICAL BILLING land. Open and wooded. request for informal confer- TITLE 45.1 objections, concerning the TRAINEES NEEDED! Train Great homesite. Covenants. ence may be e-mailed to the with the Division of Gas and site. Any inquiries should be XIV-A, EnerVest Energy Oil identifying the proposed directed to the Division of Institutional Fund XIV-A1, CODE OF VIRGINIA proposed transfer, and may to become a Medical Office $74,079. I'll finance 434- Division at PUBLICATION NO. also request in writing, that Assistant! NO EXPERIENCE 534-5161. DmlrPublicNotice@ location and all work to be Gas and Oil at 276 415- L.P. & EnerVest Energy performed at the described 9700. Institutional Fund XIV-WIC, 16WAC09 VDMLR hold an informal NEEDED! Training & Job dmme.virginia.gov Paramont Contura, LLC, Placement available at CTI! PERSONALS 10-5-4t s10-26 site. Any inquiries should be Code of Virginia Section L.P. on the Hagan & Ras- conference concerning the directed to the Division of 45.1-361.30 identifies per- nake, tract(s) of 1388.30 5703 Crutchfield Dr., application. A request for an HS Diploma/GED & --- Norton, Virginia 24273 is Computer needed. 1-888- Tired of the same old dating PUBLIC NOTICE Gas and Oil at 276 415- sons with rights to file objec- acres, more or less, tract(s) informal conference shall 9700. tions to the gas and oil oper- in the Ervinton District, applying for the transfer, follow the requirements of 4 424-9419 sites? Meet real people in OF INFORMAL assignment, or sale of per- your area & make a new CONFERENCE Code of Virginia Section ation. Persons objecting to a DICKENSON City/ County, VAC 25-130-773.13(c) of 45.1-361.30 identifies per- permit must state their rea- Virginia mit rights for Paramont Coal VDMLR'S Regulations. HELP WANTED / SALES connection on your terms! PURSUANT TO Company Virginia, LLC, 18+ Only. Call 1-800-701- CHAPTER 19, TITLE 45.1 sons with rights to file objec- sons for objecting within 15 The application is on file All correspondence should tions to the gas and oil oper- days of the date of receipt of with the Division of Gas and Deep Mine 41, Virginia EARN $500 A DAY: Lincoln 9275. Paramont Coal Division of Mined Land be submitted to VDMLR, ation. Persons objecting to a notice. Written objections Oil identifying the proposed P.O. Drawer 900, Big Stone Heritage Life Insurance Company Virginia, LLC Reclamation (VDMLR) Per- Wants Insurance Agents * SERVICES Application Number permit must state their rea- must be filed with the location and all work to be Gap, Virginia 24219, Attn: sons for objecting within 15 Director, Department of performed at the described mit No. 1202009 under Leads, No Cold Calls * 1009492 application No. 1009973. Permit Section, Phone: DIVORCE - Uncontested, days of the date of receipt of Mines, Minerals and Energy, site. Any inquiries should be (276) 523-8202 Commissions Paid Daily * Permit Number Deep Mine 41 is located in Agency Training * Life $395 + $86 court cost. No 1101946 notice. Written objections Division of Gas and Oil, P. O. directed to the Division of Dickenson-Russell must be filed with the Drawer 159, Lebanon, Gas and Oil at 276 415- Dickenson County, 1.2 miles License Required. Call 1- court appearance. Publication #01LCB16 W of McClure on Caney Contura, LLC 888-713-6020. Estimated completion time In accordance with Director, Department of Virginia 24266. 9700. Applicant Mines, Minerals and Energy, EnerVest Operating, LLC Code of Virginia Section Creek. Drainage and waste- twenty-one days. Telephone Section 4 VAC 25-130- water resulting from the 10-19-1t s10-19 HELP WANTED/TRUCK inquiries welcome - no obli- 773.13 of the Virginia Coal Division of Gas and Oil, P. O. 408 W Main Street 45.1-361.30 identifies per- Drawer 159, Lebanon, Abingdon, VA 24210 sons with rights to file objec- operation is discharged into DRIVERS gation. Hilton Oliver, Surface Mining Reclamation McClure River, Caney Creek Attorney. 757-490-0126. Se Regulations, and Section Virginia 24266. 276-628-9001 tions to the gas and oil oper- EnerVest Operating, LLC 10-19-1t s10-19 ation. Persons objecting to a and Big Spraddle Branch, 45.1-239(B) of the Code of via sediment ponds treating Virginia, the Department of 408 W Main Street --- permit must state their rea- Abingdon, VA 24210 NOTICE OF sons for objecting within 15 surface runoff and mine dis- Mines, Minerals and charge. The Caney Ridge LITTLE HENRY’S Energy, Division of Mined 276-628-9001 APPLICATION FOR days of the date of receipt of 10-19-1t s10-19 Operations Name: notice. Written objections USGS 7.5' quadrangle map Excavating & Paving, Inc. Land Reclamation, will hold was used to describe the an informal conference to --- VCI-530445 w/PL must be filed with the NOTICE OF Application Number: Director, Department of location of the permit area. receive comments regard- A copy of the succession 276-796-5758 ing the proposed NPDES APPLICATION FOR 29329 Mines, Minerals and Energy, Operations Name: Take Notice that, pursuant Division of Gas and Oil, P. O. application, draft NPDES Renewal application for permit and fact sheet are 800-807-PAVE Paramont Coal Company VCI-530447 w/PL to Code of Virginia, Section Drawer 159, Lebanon, ANTIQUES / COL- Application Number: 45.1-361.30.E. the under- Virginia 24266. available for public inspec- Virginia, LLC. The proposed tion and comment at the LECTIBLES / EVENTS For All permit area is located in 29326 signed operator proposes to EnerVest Operating, LLC Take Notice that, pursuant file, or has filed, an applica- 408 W Main Street VDMLR's Big Stone Gap Dickenson County on Doe Office. Any person whose FREDERICKSBURG BIG Your Branch, approximately 1.8 to Code of Virginia, Section tion for gas and oil opera- Abingdon, VA 24210 FLEA MARKET OCTOBER 45.1-361.30.E. the under- tions known as VCI-530445 276-628-9001 interests are or may be Paving miles northeast of Haysi on adversely affected by the 22-23 FREDERICKSBURG Needs Route 608. The approxi- signed operator proposes to w/PL with the Department 10-19-1t s10-19 EXPO CTR I-95 to Exit 130 file, or has filed, an applica- of Mines, Minerals and --- proposed operation, or any mate Northing is 3,628,288 officer or head of any at Central Park. AMAZING and the approximate tion for gas and oil opera- Energy, Division of Gas and NOTICE OF TREASURE HUNT! MIL- tions known as VCI-530447 Oil under Code of Virginia, APPLICATION FOR Federal, State, or Local FREE ESTIMATES Easting is 10,388,272. The Government agency or Haysi, Virginia USGS 7.5 w/PL with the Department Section 45.1-361.29, with Operations Name: of Mines, Minerals and respect to an operation on authority may within 30 minute topographic quad- VCI-530449 w/PL days of October 19, 2016, rangle map was used to Energy, Division of Gas and the lands Charles B. Counts Application Number: NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION Oil under Code of Virginia, et al, ACIN, LLC, WBRD, submit written comments or describe the permit loca- 29325 objections, concerning the SPECIAL COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF REAL ESTATE tion. Persons wishing to Section 45.1-361.29, with LLC, Paramont Contura, Take Notice that, pursuant DICKENSON COUNTY, VIRGINIA respect to an operation on LLC, Dickenson-Russell proposed transfer, and may review the application mate- to Code of Virginia, Section also request in writing, that rials may do so by visiting the lands Paramont Land Contura, LLC, LLC and 45.1-361.30.E. the under- Pursuant to the terms of those certain Decrees of Sale entered in the Circuit Court of Co., Inc., ACIN, LLC, WBRD, EnerVest Energy Insti- VDMLR hold an informal the Division's Big Stone Gap signed operator proposes to conference concerning the Dickenson County, the undersigned Special Commissioner will offer for sale at public auction office during business hours LLC, Paramont Contura, tutional Fund XIV-A, file, or has filed, an applica- LLC, Dickenson-Russell Con- EnerVest Energy Institution- application. A request for an the following described real estate at the Conference Room of the Higher Education Center, (Monday through Friday tion for gas and oil opera- informal conference shall 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in tura, LLC, LLC and EnerVest al Fund XIV-A1, L.P. & tions known as VCI-530449 located at 818 Happy Valley Drive, Clintwood, Virginia 24228, on Tuesday, October 25, 2016 Energy Institutional Fund EnerVest Energy Institution- follow the requirements of 4 the Customer Assistance w/PL with the Department VAC 25-130-773.13(c) of at 3:00pm, or as soon thereafter as may be effected. The sale of such property is subject to Center, phone (276) 523- XIV-A, EnerVest Energy al Fund XIV-WIC, L.P. on the of Mines, Minerals and Institutional Fund XIV-A1, Hagan & Rasnake, tract(s) VDMLR'S Regulations. 8233.) Energy, Division of Gas and All correspondence should the terms and conditions below and any such terms and conditions which may be announced The informal conference is L.P. & EnerVest Energy of 1388.30 acres, more or Oil under Code of Virginia, Institutional Fund XIV-WIC, less, tract(s) in the Ervinton be submitted to VDMLR, on the day of the auction. Announcements made on the day of the auction take precedence scheduled for November 7, Section 45.1-361.29, with P.O. Drawer 900, Big Stone 2016 at 6:00 PM. The con- L.P. on the E.J. Rasnick, District, DICKENSON City/ over any prior written or verbal terms of sale. tract(s) of 91.83 acres, more respect to an operation on Gap, Virginia 24219, Attn: ference will be a fact-finding County, Virginia the lands Paramont Land or less, tract(s) in the The application is on file Permit Section, Phone: Owner Parcel Information Parcel Description proceeding and will be at Co., Inc., ACIN, LLC, WBRD, (276) 523-8202 the Haysi Town Hall located Ervinton District, DICKEN- with the Division of Gas and 1. Mickey Blansett Tax Map No. 9038 5489 The Lake Road; Pound SON City/County, Virginia Oil identifying the proposed LLC, Paramont Contura, Paramont Contura, LLC at 322 Main Street, Haysi LLC, Dickenson-Russell Applicant Account No. 872 River at Dwale; 26.56 acres, VA. Any person having an The application is on file location and all work to be with the Division of Gas and performed at the described Contura, LLC, LLC and 10-19-1t s10-19 TACS No. 216453 more or less. interest, which is or may be EnerVest Energy Institu- --- adversely affected by the Oil identifying the proposed site. Any inquiries should be location and all work to be directed to the Division of tional Fund XIV-A, EnerVest PUBLIC NOTICE 2. Willis and Betty O. Mills, et al. Tax Map No. 11249 585 Bartley Street; Town of decision on the application, Energy Institutional Fund APPLICATION FOR may present oral or written performed at the described Gas and Oil at 276 415- Account No. 6671 Haysi, South Addition; McClure site. Any inquiries should be 9700. XIV-A1, L.P. & EnerVest PERMIT TRANSFER, comments during this con- Energy Institutional Fund ASSIGNMENT, OR SALE OF TACS No. 216480 River; Dilapidated House. ference. Comments should directed to the Division of Gas and Oil at 276 415- be specific as to how the 3. Terry Leon Large Tax Map No. 928 285 McCarty Road; Caney proposed operation may 9700. adversely affect the person. Code of Virginia Section Account No. 5945 Ridge; 1.93 acres, more or The Division will render its 45.1-361.30 identifies per- TACS No. 216477 less. decision on the application sons with rights to file objections to the gas and oil oper- Meet The within 60 days of the close 4. Angela Smith, et al. Tax Map No. 539 Vacant Building; Right side of of the informal conference. ation. Persons objecting to a Additional information permit must state their rea- Account No. 3891 highway, going North towards regarding the application or sons for objecting within 15 TACS No. 216509 Pound River; Holly Creek; 12 the informal conference pro- days of the date of receipt of acre, more or less. cedure may be obtained by notice. Written objections must be filed with the contacting Lesa Baker at 5. Angela Smith, et al. Tax Map No. 616 Vacant Wooded Lot; Jerrys (276) 523-8178. Director, Department of Special accommodations Mines, Minerals and Energy, Account No. 4022 Branch; Pound River; 5 acre, for the disabled will be Division of Gas and Oil, P. O. TACS No. 216460 more or less. made available at the infor- Drawer 159, Lebanon, mal conference on request. Virginia 24266. ssell Electric, Inc. 6. Angela Smith, et al. Tax Map No. 9079 Vacant Lot; Jerrys Branch; Anyone needing special EnerVest Operating, LLC C t3FTJEFOUJBM $PNNFSDJBM*OEVTUSJBM Account No. 4023 Pound River; 13 acre, more or The Dickenson County School System is accepting applications TACS No. 216460 less. for the following possible vacancies: 8JSJOH.BJOUFOBODF 7. Angela Smith, et al. Tax Map No. 9080 1119 Jerrys Branch; Pound TEACHING POSITION Part Time Alternative Education t0VUEPPS-JHIUJOH.BJOUFOBODF Account No. 4024 River; 16 acre, more or less. Teacher TACS No. 216461 • Responsible for working with At-Risk Students according to their t5SFF5SJNJOH3FNPWBM TERMS OF SALE: All sales are subject to confirmation by the Circuit Court of Dickenson educational plan or program. County. The highest bidder shall deposit twenty-five percent (25%) or One Thousand Dollars • Must hold or be eligible for Virginia Teaching Licensure. • Demonstrate excellent communication skills, computer skills, and ($1,000.00), whichever is more, at the time of the auction. Bids which are less than the ability to make independent decisions in accordance with 276-679-5440 Norton, VA $1,000.00 shall be paid in full at the time of the auction. Deposits shall not exceed Twenty established policies and procedures. Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00). Such sum shall be held by the Circuit Court of Dickenson • Leadership qualities and personal and professional characteristics County and credited towards the purchase price following confirmation of the sale. All required to work effectively with students, teachers, support staff, AnimalAnimalnni WellnessWellness CenterCenter and parents. deposits must be made in the form of personal check, traveler’s check, cashier’s check or • Other qualifications that the school board may find appropriate. Dr.Dr..D DDustinustin AAnderson,nderson, DVMDVM money order. No cash will be accepted. The balance of the purchase price shall be • Teaching applicants need to provide a copy of their teaching deposited by the highest bidder with the Special Commissioner within fifteen (15) days of license, college transcripts, and Praxis I or VCLA & Praxis II Scores. QualityQualittyy VVeterinaryVeeterinare ryy SServiceervice confirmation of the sale by the Court. The Special Commissioner of Sale has the right to SUPPORT POSITIONS Part Time Teacher Aides reject any bids determined to be unreasonable in relation to the estimated value of the Property. Properties are conveyed by Special Warranty Deed, subject to any easements, Applicants must have two years of college, an Associate Degree, or 439 Hambley Blvd. covenants, agreements, restrictions, reservations, and any and all rights of record which may have passed the Para Pro test. Please provide proof of meeting at least Pikeville, KY 41502 effect the property. There will be a 10% buyer’s premium added to final bid to determine one of these requirements with your application, i.e. transcripts, copy of degree, or Para Pro test scores. Applications will not be considered final contract price and shall be paid with the deposit at the time of auction. Deed without this documentation. recordation costs will be the responsibility of the successful bidder and shall also be deposited with the Special Commissioner within fifteen (15) days of confirmation of the sale APPLICATION DEADLINE October 19, 2016 (Friday) Ph: 606-262-4553 Fax: 606-657-0331 at 3:00 p.m. by the Court. or (Open Until Filled) www.animallwellnesscenterky.com Properties are offered for sale as-is, with all faults and without any warranty, either expressed If an application is on file with Dickenson County Schools, please or implied. Persons are encouraged to make a visual inspection of the property within the contact the board office to activate your application for consideration for this position. Up to 10% Off on New limits of the law and to obtain an independent title search prior to bidding on any of the properties. Bidders are strongly encouraged to make their own inspection to determine the RECRUITMENT, SELECTION The school board reserves the Heat Pump Systems suitableness of the property and it is assumed that all bidders will perform due diligence prior AND APPOINTMENT right to consider those who to the day of the auction. Any costs incurred by the bidder to inspect the property are at the respond, and other potential ( from Oct 1st through Nov 30th) expense of the bidder and are non-refundable. candidates. APPLICATION PROCESS Crabtree Comfort Control, Inc. Please be advised that in order to qualify as a bidder at this auction, you may not owe Qualified persons may apply by picking up applications at the School 4428 Dickenson Hwy. delinquent taxes to Dickenson County and you may not be a Defendant in any pending Board Office, or by accessing Dickenson County Schools at delinquent tax matter. Questions concerning the properties subject to sale or the tax sale www.dickenson.k12.va.us. Go to the Vacancies link and look for Clintwood, Virginia 24228 process should be directed to TACS online at , by email to , or by phone to (804) 612-0629. Application for Employment. Phone: 276-926-4936 Mr. Mark Mullins, Director of Personnel John A. Rife, Esq. | Jeffrey A. Scharf, Esq. | Andrew M. Neville, Esq. | Phillip E. Lecky, Esq. Dickenson County Schools CALVIN CRABTREE, OWNER P.O. 1127 It’s Hard To Stop A Trane. Special Commissioners | Taxing Authority Consulting Services, PC Clintwood, VA 24228 re: Dickenson County Auction Phone (276) 926-4643 CALL: 926-8816 To Be Included P.O. Box 31800, Henrico, Virginia 23294-1800 DICKENSON COUNTY SCHOOLS – AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER in next series of Professionals PAGE 16 ■ WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2016 ■ THE DICKENSON STAR Archery contest

The Ridgeview FFA chapter held its annual archery contest on Saturday, Sept. 17 at Mountain Archery. Dalton O’Quinn placed first with a score of 254. Dalton Woods placed second with a score of 221. Pictured, left to right, are Dalton O’Quinn, Matthew Fuller, Tristan Craiger, Mason Kendrick and Dalton Woods. Not pictured is Kenzie Fleming. The chapter extends thanks to all those who helped with the event.

OCT. 11-17 ■ Civil process: 107 ■ Warrants served: 22 ■ Funeral escorts: 1 ■ Assist motorists: 5 ■ Domestic calls: 4 ■ Protective orders served: 2 ■ School incidents: 7 ■ DUI arrests: 0 ■ Transports: 2 ■ Miles driven: 7,955 ■ Number of calls for week: 198 (107 of which IF YOUYOU were dispatched to the sheriff’s office) ■ Calls year to date: 6,957

— Provided by Sheriff Bobby Hammons Haysi KNOWW, regional jail bookings YOUYOU CAN

Information provided the Southwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority. All individuals are innocent until proven guilty. To get the outcome of a case: Go to www.courtbar.org. Use index box near top left to select the court. Follow the prompt to the next main page. Select the locality from the menu on the behind BARS left. Type the name you want to search and follow instructions. Contact us at 276/679-1101, extensions 235 or 236, to request publication of the outcome of your case, or email [email protected] or [email protected]. FIGHTFIGGHT

HAYSI Commits from 9/30-10/6/2016

• BELCHER, ROBERT LEE: Charges: Obstruction Of Justice-Prevent Law Enforcement Officer From Making Arrest (Buchanan GDC); Obscenity-Drunk In Public, Profane Language (Buchanan GDC); 10/4/16. • BLANKENSHIP, KIMBERLY RENEE: Charges: Probation Violation - Felony (Washington Circuit); 9/30/16. • BURRESS, CHRISTOPHER ALAN: Charges: Probation Violation - Felony (Buchanan Circuit); 10/6/16. • BURRESS, JESSICA NICOLE: Charges: Probation: Violation On Felony Offense (Dickenson Circuit); 9/30/16. • BYRD, MICHAEL EUGENE: Charges: Drugs: Possess Marijuana, 1st Offense (Tazewell GDC); Probation: Violation On Felony Offense (Tazewell Circuit); Law Enforcement Command: Disregard Or Elude, Endanger (Tazewell GDC); 10/4/16. • COLEMAN, PAUL BRADLEY: Charges: Driving While Intoxicated - First Conviction (Buchanan GDC); Narcotics-Possession Schedule I Or II Drug (Buchanan GDC); Narcotics-Possession Schedule I Or II Drug (Buchanan GDC); Narcotics-Possession Schedule I Or II Drug (Buchanan GDC); Narcotics-Possess Schedule IV Drugs (Buchanan GDC); Narcotics- Sell, Distribute, Etc. - Schedule VI (Buchanan GDC); Narcotics-Sell, Distribute, Etc. Schedule IV Drug (Buchanan GDC); Weapons-Carry Concealed Weapon (Buchanan GDC); Weapons-Possess Schedule I/II Drug While Possessing Firearm (Buchanan GDC); 9/30/16. • DEEL, JOE EUGENE: Charges: Simple Assault Against Family Member (Buchanan JDR); Violation Of A Protective Order (Buchanan JDR); 10/5/16. SCHEDULE YOURYOUR MAMMOGRAM • DUNFORD, RALPH: Charges: Narcotics-Distribution Schedule I Or II Drugs (Dickenson Circuit); 10/6/16. • EDWARDS JR., RICKY RAY: Charges: Simple Assault Law Enforcement, Judge, Fire/Rescue Personnel (Buchanan GDC); Simple Assault Law Enforcement, Judge, Fire/Rescue Personnel (Buchanan GDC); Obstruction Of Justice-Prevent Law Enforcement Officer From Making Arrest (Buchanan GDC); 10/6/16. Eight of every nine women diagnosed • EVANS, CRYSTAL NICOLE: Charges: Probation Violation - Felony with breast cancer have no family history (Dickenson Circuit); 10/5/16. † • FIELDS, GEORGIA RENEE: Charges: Fraud-Forgery (Buchanan of the disease. BREAST CANCERANCER FACTSF GDC); 10/5/16. • GRIZZLE, JIMMY ONEAL: Charges: Trespass After Being Forbidden One in eight women in the United States will To Do So (Buchanan GDC); 10/4/16. Risk factors like age, weight, diet, lifestyle, • HAYES, DEDRA DELYN: Charges: Narcotics - Own Or Maintain menstrual and reproductive history, and family be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Common Nuisance (Buchanan Circuit); Sell, Distribute, Etc. Schedule III Drug (Not Steroid) (Buchanan Circuit); 10/4/16. and personal history are important, but early Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed • HICKS, JOHNNY WILLIAM: Charges: Probation Violation - Felony detection is key. Annual mammograms can (Dickenson Circuit); 10/6/16. cancer in women. • NICKLES, MIRANDA: Charges: Simple Assault Against Family detect cancer early—when it is most treatable. Each year it is estimated that over 246,660 Member (Buchanan JDR); Simple Assault Against Family Member (Buchanan JDR); 10/2/16. 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