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Travelers, race fans, must face speed cameras in Bluff City
Congress, not EPA, should take action
Rhythm & Roots has amazing lineup
Child may take years to get over abuse
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Local hospitals, patients need Medicaid funds
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Travelers, race fans, must face speed cameras in Bluff City
Mar 16, 2010 - 05:03 pmBristol is in a furious state of transformation as restaurants, hotels and other businesses prepare for the thousands of NASCAR fans coming to town. The excitement for the Saturday race, and the Food City Race Night on Friday, is palpable.
Posted by Suzanne Tate Congress, not EPA, should take action
Mar 13, 2010 - 08:03 pmWhile some aim to fight for eternity over greenhouse gases and the existence of climate change, legislators whose states or regions rely on coal are working now to fend off new carbon dioxide and methane regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency.
Rhythm & Roots has amazing lineup
Mar 10, 2010 - 07:03 pmThe 10th annual Rhythm & Roots Reunion promises to be a musical powerhouse for the Twin City, the broader region and the more than 30,000 visitors it now attracts to Bristol each year.
Utility rate drops for now
Feb 24, 2010 - 08:02 pmResidents of Southside, West and Southwest Virginia will immediately see electricity rate decreases thanks to a bill signed Wednesday by Gov. Bob McDonnell. Sponsored by Delegate Bill Carrico of Galax and state Sen. Phillip Puckett of Tazewell, the measure is a response to interim increases by Appalachian Power Co.
Child may take years to get over abuse
Feb 18, 2010 - 06:02 pmW e expect it could take longer than three years for Virginia Ramos’ niece to get beyond the abuse she suffered for months last summer, as a hungry 6-year-old who was tied to her bed as punishment for trying to get food to eat.
