Clayton McChesney

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BLUEFIELD, W.Va. (WVVA) -On Sunday, people got the chance to fund services in their community, while enjoying food and fellowship. It’s all thanks to the Bluewell Lions Club’s spaghetti fundraiser, which has been an annual tradition for more than half a century. Its long-running success continued this year, with hundreds coming out to show their support. However, this is more than a chance to enjoy spaghetti, salad, and dessert, but is also the Bluewell Lions Club’s biggest fundraiser of the year.

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PIPESTEM, W.Va. (WVVA) -A McDowell County-born singer is having his legacy preserved, thanks to a state park and local historian. Pipestem Resort State Park started their West Virginia Hall of Fame around a decade ago to honor Mountain State natives who have made their mark on the nation.

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BLUEFIELD, W. Va. (WVVA) -April is Global Volunteer Month. To coincide with this, Hinton held its first-ever “Volunteer Expo” to connect people with organizations helping the local community. This event came about after Hinton was selected to be a location for the West Virginia Community Development Hub’s “Accelerate Program.” To promote more volunteerism in the Summers County community, the program’s members came up with the idea to hold the expo.

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BLUEFIELD, W. Va. (WVVA) -Employment opportunities are the main focus at Bluefield State University on Wednesday at their 36th annual career fair. This year, the fair brought nearly eighty different businesses, departments, and organizations, offering jobs for students interested in everything from engineering to education. The opportunities extended beyond state lines, with jobs available in Virginia as well.

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BLUEFIELD, W. Va. (WVVA) -A local music store is feeling jilted by the state, after the West Virginia Division of Highways cut off their main entrance, leaving many customers confused. The family-owned “Conncert Music World” has been operating in this Bluefield, West Virginia, location for almost four decades. When construction began right outside their store on Route 460, they were concerned that this would affect their main entrance that connects them to the highway.