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Obituaries

John C. Brooks, Walter Butts Jr., Ellen H. Callon, Nathaniel Spencer

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Pikeville Independence Day celebration draws big crowd

Eureka approves budget, surcharge increase

Stantonsburg promotes severe weather awareness

Pikeville board considers fee increase

Pikeville ponders constructing new Town Hall building

highway patrol, police reports

Crash near Fremont claims two lives

Fremont Rotary installs new officers

Norwayne Alumni & Friends award ceremony

CBA Fourth Nine Weeks Principal's List, A, B Honor Roll

Babe Ruth District Four baseball tournament begins

Aycock hosts camp for basketball stars

Birthplace will be open for Fourth

July 2, 2009 issue gallery

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Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen
My Sister's Keeper
The Proposal
Year One
Imagine That
The Taking of Pelham 123
The Hangover
Land of the Lost  
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Pikeville's Independence Day

2 July 2009 – Pikeville's Independence Day celebration was last weekend. (NL Photo by Whitley)

3HC’s ninth annual Wings Camp will take place from July 31 through August 2 at the Woodmen of the World Camp in Dover.

Wings is a grief camp that began in 2000 to offer children, ranging from ages 8 to 16, support from trained counselors and other children who have experienced similar family losses. Campers are not restricted to families served by 3HC - any child who has suffered a family loss is eligible. During camp, children are given the opportunity to express their feelings and emotions concerning the death of a family member, role model, friend, or any other loss of a loved one.

3HC currently is recruiting campers and volunteers for Wings. For more information or to reserve your child’s place at camp, please contact Jane Quinn at (800) 260-4442.

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