Surf star rides business wave (Florida Today)
April Grover, the former star of MTV's "Surf Girls" and a competitive surfer, wanted a business to fall back on, and followed her heart into the world of importing exotic home furnishings with her Island Inspiration business.
Little Jimmie fund drive still more than $18,000 short of goal (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
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Wave washes away Cobras (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
GRUNDY, Va. ? A leaky roof didn?t stop Grundy from mopping up against Council, especially in the first half. The Golden Wave jumped on Council quickly and ran past the Cobras, 76-49, in non-district play Wednesday night.
WVU slams Auburn (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) ? Alex Ruoff scored a career-high 28 points on 10-of-12 shooting to lead West Virginia to an 88-59 rout of Auburn on Wednesday night in the SEC/Big East Invitational.
Area Calendar (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
BECKLEY ? Woodrow Wilson High School will host a six-week Spring Training baseball program for players in grades 1-8 from Jan. 13 -Feb. 17. Flying Eagles? head coach Mark Daniel will direct the program in conjunction with Midwest Baseball Academy.
Indians win second straight in blowout (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
POCAHONTAS, Va. ? A 30-7 first-quarter gave the Pocahontas Indians a lead they would not relinquish as the Indians blew out Craig County 86-34. Brandon Pauley led the Indians with 17 points, eight assists, and five steals.
?All is not lost? (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
Airport Authority advised to find solution ?outside the box?
New Zealand Leaves Key Rate Unchanged at Record High (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
Dec. 6 (Bloomberg) -- New Zealand's central bank left the benchmark interest rate at a record-high 8.25 percent, saying increased prices for oil and food will stoke inflation more than it had earlier forecast.
Young people and businesses working together (Guyra Argus)
From operating a coffee shop to building outdoor furniture for their school, students across the Northern Tablelands are benefiting from the Careers Advice Australia ?Adopt a School? initiative of the Australian Government.
Day of Infamy still fresh in minds of those who lived it (Bluefield Daily Telegraph)
BLUEFIELD ? For Americans who were alive on Dec. 7, 1941, the ?day that will live in infamy,? continues to stand as a pivotal moment in the nation?s history.
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