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3In its final basketball season, theLonesome Pine District will be represented by 33 teams in the

VSHL state semifinals this week.

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SportsQ J.I. Burton basketball coach Aaron Williams

‘We’re not great shooters, but somehow wefound a way to win the game with defense,rebounding and attacking the basket.’

State semifinalgames to be

updated

Five Region D teams will beparticipating the in Group A

state semifinals Thursdayand Friday at Virginia

Commonwealth University’sSiegel Center in Richmond.

The action for Region Dteams is scheduled to start

Thursday with theCastlewood Lady Blue

Devils taking on defendingD1 girls champion East

Rockingham at 11 a.m. At 1p.m. Thursday, the J.I.

Burton Raiders will be tak-ing on Altavista, followed by

the Clintwood LadyGreenwave taking on

Altavista in the girls D1tournament semifinals. The

Gate City Blue Devils willplay in the final game slat-ed for Thursday by taking

on William Monroe at 9p.m. in the boys D2 semifi-

nals. The Central LadyWarriors will play on Friday

against Clarke County at12:15 p.m. in the girls

Division 2 state semifinals.Sports Editor Kevin Mays

will be traveling toRichmond this week to

cover all five teams in theirquest for their respective

division state champi-onships. Kevin will provide

live reports of the semifi-nals and any championship

games involving Region Dteams on social media

Facebook and Twitter. Youcan follow Kevin for

updates on his Facebookpage or on Twitter @kev-

mays. Look for full, detailedstories and photos of the

games in the Tuesday,March 12 Coalfield

Progress.

Burton planning

community-widepep rally

A community-wide pep rallysupporting the J.I. Burton

Raiders and their trip toRichmond for the Virginia

High School League GroupA Division 1 state basketball

semifinals will be heldTuesday at 2:45 p.m. at theauditorium at J.I. Burton in

Norton. All Burton fans andsupporters are invited to

attend.

UVa-Wise softball falls in

S.C. tournament

Head Coach Karen Bitter’sUVa-Wise Cavaliers softball

team dropped a pair ofgames at Tyger River Park

in Spartanburg, S.C. onSunday. The Cavaliers fell4-1 to Limestone College

before falling 7-5 to QueensUniversity of Charlotte. UVa-

Wise (8-3) surrendered agrand slam in the fourth

inning of its game againstLimestone College andnever recovered as the

team managed just one hitand one run. The solo run

for the Cavs came on anAllyssa Zebrowski double in

the sixth inning of thegame. Limestone’s Leah

Quant earned the victory bystriking out 11 in the com-

plete game victory. Theday’s final game saw the

Cavs surrender a 5-1 lead ina 7-5 loss. UVa-Wise’s

Kristina Romualdo linedtwo hits while knocking infour runs in the defeat for

the Cavs.

S P O R T SS P O R T SS H O R T SS H O R T S

LLOYD COMBSSPORTS WRITER

WISE — Northwood pre-ferred a slow, leisurely pace.

Clintwood wanted to moveat a faster tempo and now,says head coach DonnieFrazier, his club is dancing.

Clintwood pushed the paceand the basketball and earneda trip to the state semifinalswith a 55-34 rout ofNorthwood in the Group ADivision 1 state quarterfinalsSaturday at the Prior

Convocation Center at UVa.-Wise.

The victory earned theLady Greenwave (18-9) a spotopposite Altavista (23-3) inthe state semifinals Thursdayat 3 p.m. at VirginiaCommonwealth University’sSiegel Center in Richmond.

Katlyn Phillips and IvyGulley led a second-half surgethat turned the game aroundafter a sluggish first half forboth clubs.

Strong secondhalf leadsLady Wave tostate final four

u Clintwood’s Katlyn Phillips, left, puts up ashot against Northwood’s Peyton Williams inSaturday’s Division 1 state quarterfinal game atUVa-Wise’s David Pryor Convocation Center.

RODDY ADDINGTON PHOTO

RODDY ADDINGTON PHOTO

u Central’s Logan Reynolds (13) drives the ball inside inSaturday’s Division 2 state quarterfinal game against thePatrick Henry Lady Rebels at UVa-Wise’s David PriorConvocation Center.

KEVIN MAYSSPORTS EDITOR

WISE — The Central LadyWarriors wasted no time Saturdayin punching their ticket toRichmond.

The Lady Warriors (26-1) heldthe Patrick Henry Lady Rebelsscoreless in the first quarter andheld a 40-7 halftime lead on theway to a 77-33 win in the VirginiaHigh School League’s Group ADivision 2 girls state basketballquarterfinals at UVa-Wise’s DavidPrior Convocation Center.

With the win, the Lady Warriors

advance to the Division 2 statesemifinals against Clarke County(22-5) at Virginia CommonwealthUniversity’s Siegel Center inRichmond.

The semifinal game is the firsttrip to the final four for the two-year-old Central and the first timeto the final four for Lady Warriorscoach Robin Dotson since hedirected the J.J. Kelly LadyIndians to the Group A state cham-pionship in 2002.

“I told the girls that we’re goingto Richmond to win a champi-

Lady Warriorscruise past PHinto D2 final four

LADY WARRIORS, PAGE 12B

Richmond bound!

u J.I. Burton’s Alex Keys (2) put a buzzer-beatingshot Saturday to lead the Raiders to a dramatic winover Bland County in the Group A Division 1 statequarterfinals at the Salem Civic Center.

KEVIN MAYS PHOTO


SALEM — Everyone in theSalem Civic Center knew who wasgoing to get the ball for the J.I.Burton Raiders with the game tiedand 10 seconds left on the clock.

So when Bland County’sdefense doubled down on theRaiders’ Ervin Beaty, he did thesmart thing.

He passed the ball. Alex Keys took the assist from

Beaty between the top of the keyand the free throw line, jumped uphigher than his defender andreleased a shot as the final secondticked off the clock. As if timefroze, everyone in the civic centerfocused on the ball that wentstraight through the rim and netunderneath it giving Burton itsbiggest boys basketball win inmore than two decades.

Keys’ buzzer-beating shot liftedthe Raiders (14-14) to a 46-44 winover the Bland County Bears

Saturday in the Virginia HighSchool League’s A Division 1 statequarterfinals.

Jubilation broke out on theRaiders bench as players andcoaches ran and jumped on thefloor celebrating the win.

“I found Alex and gave him abig kiss,” Burton coach AaronWilliams said with a laugh. “It wasa sweaty kiss. I’m not going to sayit was nicer than my wife’s kisses,but it was a kiss.”

The victory gave Burton itsfirst trip to the final four in boysbasketball since 1990.

It came in a year when theRaiders finished dead last in thefour-team Lonesome Pine District,were one loss away from not evenmaking the Region D tournamentfield and were beaten soundly byCastlewood in the Region DDivision 1 tournament champi-onship game.

“A lot of people have had their

LADY WAVE, PAGE 5B

Keys’ clutchshot lifts Burtonto dramatic quarterfinal win

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WISE — The Gate City BlueDevils relied on solid shootingfrom the outside and a stronginside presence from AndyArnold Saturday to secure itsfirst trip to the Virginia HighSchool League’s Group ADivision 2 boys state basketballsemifinals.

Arnold scored 22 points andpulled down 11 rebounds to helpguide the Blue Devils to a 64-52win over the Graham G-Men inthe D2 state quarterfinals atUVa-Wise’s David PriorConvocation Center.

With the win, the Blue Devils

advanced to the Division 2 statesemifinals at the VirginiaCommonwealth UniversitySiegel Center. Gate City isscheduled to play WilliamMonroe on Thursday at 9 p.m.

While Arnold controlled theinside for Gate City (23-5), theBlue Devils also got good out-side play from Luke Ervin andNick Bowen.

Ervin finished with 14 points,including six from two 3-point-ers. Bowen connected on three3-point shots and finished with12 points on the night for theBlue Devils, while DylanJenkins dished out 10 assists.

“We were struggling a littleand Nick hit those two back-to-

back and that really helped ussome,” said Gate City coachScott Vermillion.

Bowen’s two 3-pointers camein the third quarter to build a39-26 lead for Gate City withjust over two minutes to play inthe game.

Graham (17-10) narrowedthe lead to 45-35 by the end ofthe third quarter, thanks in bigpart to the play of sophomoreTony Hood.

The Graham sophomoreignited the scoreboard in thesecond half on the way to finish-ing with a game-high 28 points.

Hood was a key concern forthe Blue Devils, particularly inthe second half. But, Vermillion

said Gate City also created con-cerns for the G-Men, particular-ly with the play of Arnold inside.

“The game plan didn’t playout as well as would have liked,”said Vermillion. “But, overall, Ithought we played well and Ithink Andy made it difficult forthem to run their offense.”

Hood scored 10 of his pointsin the fourth quarter.

His final 3-pointer of five onthe day came with 5:33 to play inthe contest. The trey cut theGate City lead to 50-44.

That was as close as Grahamcould get in the contest.

Gate City responded on theother end of the floor withArnold getting a basket under-

neath and then adding a freethrow to put the Blue Devils up53-44.

Graham cut the lead to sevenpoints twice, but the Blue Devilscontinue to answer the G-Menbasket for basket.

Two free throws fromGraham’s Hood cut the GateCity lead to 58-50 with 1:09 toplay in the game. But a slam onthe other end of the floor fromArnold eight seconds latererased any doubt of the game’sfinal outcome.

In addition to Hood’s 28points, Colby Hill finished thecontest with 10 points, eightrebounds and six assists forGraham. u

Gate City makes first final four trip in five years


SALEM — Castlewood’s CaitlynFleming picked a great time to havethe best game of her career.

The sophomore post playerscored 22 points and pulled down 20rebounds — both career highs — tolead the Lady Blue Devils to a 52-47win over the Covington LadyCougars in the Virginia High SchoolLeague’s Group A Division 1 statequarterfinals at the Salem CivicCenter.

With the win, the Lady BlueDevils (21-6) advance to the D1 statesemifinals. Castlewood will take onEast Rockingham (27-1) Thursday at11 a.m. in the VirginiaCommonwealth University SiegelCenter in Richmond.

The trip to the state final four forCastlewood is the first state semifi-nal appearance since 1987.

While Fleming enjoyed openshots off the glass for most of thegame, the Lady Blue Devil defenseshut down Covington’s 5-11Leteashai Clarke. The much-herald-ed post player did not score in thecontest for the Lady Cougars (22-5),while pulling down seven rebounds.

Only one of her rebounds came onthe offensive boards for Covington.

Clarke got in foul trouble early inthe game and fouled out in the thirdquarter of the contest.

One major hindrance to Clarkewas the triangle-and-two defenseemployed by Castlewood coachBarry Ruff.

“We were going to live or die bythat triangle-and-two,” said Ruff.“We worked hard on that defense totry to stop her. “We were going toplay the triangle-and-two and wewere going to play it for four quar-ters.”

When Clarke left the gamebecause of foul trouble, Castlewoodemployed a double post offensiveattack that put Fleming andMcKinley Isaacs down low under thebasket.

“They had to account for Caitlyn,but they also had to account forIsaacs,” said Ruff. “When (Clarke)fouled out we were able to run thedouble posts and they couldn’t matchup with us.”

Fleming also got into some foultrouble midway through the thirdquarter when she picked up herfourth foul at the 3:55 mark of theperiod.

She watched the rest of the quar-ter from the bench, but Castlewooddid not miss a beat. That came as nosurprise to Fleming.

“Everybody on our team has tal-ent as individuals and we just allcome together as a team,” she said.“I wasn’t too worried about the othergirls stepping up because that’s whatthey’ve done all year.”

Ruff was also not surprised thathis players stepped up whenFleming went to the bench with foultrouble.

“I’ve coach a lot of good teamsand I’ve coached a lot of good play-ers, but I’ve never coached a teamlike this group of girls before. I’venever seen a bunch of girls that areall about team and all about winningtogether.

“They don’t care who scores thepoints or who gets in the paper. Theyjust want to win and win as a team,”said Ruff.

The Castlewood coach said histeam has been focused on improvingeach game and proving doubterswrong.

“We’re a young team. We don’thave a single senior on this team,”Ruff remarked. “The (Castlewood)boys team gets a lot of recognitionfrom the media in SouthwestVirginia. And these girls wantedsome of their own and they got ittonight. They earned it tonight.”

In addition to Fleming’s big night,Korey Purtee scored eight pointsand pulled down 13 rebounds for theLady Blue Devils, while HaleyCrabtree added eight points.

Sa’Mone Moore led a trio of dou-ble-figure scorers for Covington with17 points and eight rebounds, whileAutumn Phillips and Bailey Halleach scored 13 points for the LadyCougars. u

Fleming-led Lady Devilspick up quarterfinal win

u Castlewood’s Caitlyn Fleming had acareer game Friday night in leading theLady Blue Devils to a state quarterfinal winover Covington.

u Covington’s Sa’Mone Moore puts heavydefensive pressure on Castlewood’sSydney Elam (20) during Friday’s D1 statequarterfinal game at the Salem CivicCenter.

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u Parry McCluer’s Brandon Caputo (10)looks to cut off the path of Castlewood’sReid Edmonds in Saturday’s Divisionstate quarterfinal game at UVa-Wise’sDavid Prior Convocation Center.

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SALEM — The FloydCounty Lady Buffaloesand the Radford Bobcatsadvanced to the girls andboys Virginia High SchoolLeague Group A Division2 state semifinals Fridaynight with impressivewins over Region D oppo-nents in the D2 statequarterfinals at the SalemCivic Center.

Floyd County (26-2)advanced to the statesemifinals with a 59-42victory over Region DDivision 2 runnerup GateCity in the girls quarterfi-nals.

The Lady Buffaloes setthe pace early by takingan 18-7 lead after the firstquarter by using a relent-less full-court pressuredefense.

Floyd never ceased thepressure and never had toworry about the outcomeof the game after the firstquarter.

Gate City (16-12) com-mitted 33 turnovers in thecontest.

Floyd committed 19 ofits own turnovers in thegame, but took 63 shotattempts, compared to 48for the Lady Blue Devils.

A total of 10 differentplayers scored for FloydCounty.

A m a n d aHollandsworth led thebalanced scoring attackwith 13 points, whileChristene Phillips added

12 points and CarleyLytton finished with 11points and five assists.

Gate City got a game-high 21 points fromMorgan Gose, whileJordan Gose finishedwith eight rebounds.

RADFORD USESSTRONG SECONDHALF TO ADVANCE

Virginia High keptthings close in the firsthalf, but faltered in thesecond half as Radfordopened things up with astrong inside presence inthe second half.

Radford (26-2) trailedthe Bearcats by a 13-12margin after the firstquarter, but outscoredVirginia High 16-7 in thesecond quarter to take a28-20 lead by halftime.

The Bearcats con-trolled the inside gameand rebounding in thesecond half to outscoreVirginia High (14-15) bya 31-22 margin in the sec-ond half to secure thewin.

Isiah Phillips ledRadford’s scorers with 17points, while Nate Jonesfinished with 11 points.Zach Bradley did notscore in the game, butpulled down eightrebounds for the Bobcats.

Virginia High got 14points in the game fromToure Fudge, whileNicholas Howard scored13 points and MichaelObuekwe finished withnine rebounds. u

Gate City girls,Virginia High boysknocked out ofstate tournament

ANTHONY STEVENSSPORTS WRITER

WISE — It was a struggle fromthe outset and it never got any bet-ter for the Castlewood boys.

On Saturday afternoon at UVa-Wise’s David Pryor ConvocationCenter, the Blue Devils seasonended with a 53-34 loss to ParryMcCluer in the Virginia HighSchool League Group A Division 1state quarterfinals.

With the win Parry McClueradvanced to the D1 state semifinals.The Fighting Blues will face WestPoint at 5 p.m. Thursday at VirginiaCommonwealth University’s SiegelCenter in Richmond.

No doubt, Parry McCluer had anoutstanding team, but there is alsono doubt that Castlewood (19-7)didn’t play very well.

The Blue Devils could have beenshell shocked on the “big stage” orhurt by a lightning quick 2-3 zoneemployed by the Fighting Bluesthat allowed Castlewood very fewopen looks throughout the contest.

“It was a bad day to have a badshooting day,” commentedCastlewood coach Doug Campbell.“We didn’t shoot the ball well at all.

“Give Parry McCluer a lot ofcredit. They were aggressive, theycame out and smacked us in themouth right off the bat. They gotafter us, we didn’t get the wide openlooks and we backed off a little.”

Parry McCluer (21-6) led 13-3after eight minutes and 33-13 athalftime. Game over. The Blue’sused a 2-3 zone that a lot of teamsare passive in.

That wasn’t the case with ParryMcCluer. They had extreme pres-sure, used quick hands to challengeevery pass and seemed to stay inthe passing lanes.

Castlewood, which had been out-standing offensively most of theseason, couldn’t get anything con-sistent established throughout thegame.

Through their first 25 games, theBlue Devils averaged 57 points agame with a season-high 82 pointsagainst Rye Cove.

The Blue Devils made only 10field goals against Parry McCluer.

“We changed our defense lastweek, it was different than we hadplayed on Saturday when theyscouted us,” Parry McCluer coach

Nelson Fox said. “We applied morepressure. We only had six turnoversat half and getting up by 20 washuge, because we knew Castlewoodhas a very good team and was well-coached.”

The Blue Devils finished with 19turnovers.

They were 2-of-21 beyond thearc, making only 24 percent of their3-pointers.

Castlewood was not much betterfrom inside. They only made 26percent of their shots in the game.

The Blues outscored Castlewood26-14 in the paint and had 20 pointsoff turnovers to only 10 for the BlueDevils.

“We knew they liked to go back-door all night long,” said Fox whopicked up his 538th career victorywith the win. “We wanted to takethat away, and they didn’t connecton the 3-pointers. I thought thathurt them a great deal.”

Junior Josh Perry led theFighting Blues with a double-dou-ble.

Perry totaled 15 points andgrabbed 10 rebounds. Tanner Fix(11) and Charlie Fitzgerald (12)were also in double figures in thescoring category.

Tyler Austin had 12 points topace the Blue Devils and ReidEdmonds added 10 points. u

Blue Devils fall to Parry McCluerin Division 1 state quarterfinals

Shootingstruggles

u Castlewood’s Dylan Trent (10) goes up for a shot againstParry McCluer in the D1 state quarterfinals at UVa-Wise.

RODDY ADDINGTON PHOTOS

u Castlewood’s Ben Couch attempts to keep control of the bas-ketball, while be pressured by the Parry McCluer defense inSaturday’s D1 state quarterfinal game at UVa-Wise.

Castlewood’s Tyler Austin goes

up for a shot in Saturday’s D1

state quarterfinal game

against Parry McCluer. r

Volunteers are needed tohelp with the Fellowship ofChristian Athletes MarchMadness celebration onSaturday, March 16 at the UVa-Wise David Prior ConvocationCenter. Coaches, referees, con-cession stand helpers, score-keepers, t-shirt and gatehelpers, minicamp volunteers,donors, greeters, banner mak-ers, publicity and promotionhelpers are all needed for theevents that will included a freemiddle school basketball campfor boys and girls, SouthwestVirginia East vs. West High

School seniors all-star basket-ball and volleyball games, a 3-point shootout and a slam-dunkcompetition. For more informa-tion, contact Gary Maggard at(276) 219-4322.

YOUTH LEAGUE HOOPSTOURNAMENT HOSTED BYUNION YOUTH LEAGUE

Union Youth League basket-ball will host basketball tourna-ments for girls and boys withgirls divisions for grades 3 and6 and boys divisions grades 3and 6-7, March 8-10. For moreinformation, contact John

Brooks at (276) 565-4923 orEric Rainey at (276) 565-0214.

WRESTLING CARD TO BENEFIT HAYSI HIGH SENIOR CLASS

A full card of All-StarWrestling will be held Saturday,March 9 at Haysi High Schoolat 7:30 p.m. Ringside tickets are$12, general admission is $10

and ticket for children ages 5-12 are $5. Proceeds from theevent will help benefit theHaysi High School senior class.

HUNTER EDUCATIONCLASS PLANNED AT MECC

A hunter education class willbe held March 16-17 from 1-6p.m. in room 214 of Phillips -Taylor Hall at Mountain

Empire Community College inBig Stone Gap. Preregistrationis required at huntfishva.com.

COEBURN CIVIC LEAGUE TO HOST GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Coeburn Civic Leagueis currently making plans forits annual spring golf tourna-ment at Raven Rock CountryClub in Jenkins, Ky. on Friday,May 10. For more information,please contact Shelly Richardsat (276) 219-3696, Anita Funk395-2400 or any Civic Leaguemember. u

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3-point goals — Castlewood 1(Kennedy), Covington 3 (Phillips2, Moore).

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SportsYears Ago. . .2255History

r Russell Livingston scored 22 points, Huck Forney added 14points and Reecie Gravely scored 11 as the J.I. Burton Raiders defeat-ed the J.J. Kelly Indians 59-50 to win the Region D basketball cham-pionship. Danis Simmons led J.J. Kelly with 18 points, while BillBevins added 10 for the Indians.

r In the Region D basketball semifinals, J.J. Kelly defeatedPennington Gap 79-71. Danis Simmons led Kelly with 40 points, whileBill Bevins scored 15 and Jared Bentley accounted for 13 points.Steve Munsey led Pennington Gap with 28 points.

r J.I. Burton defeated Garden 72-71 in the Region D semifinalsthanks to a buzzer-beating shot from Russell Livingston. Livingstonled the Raiders in scoring with 22 points, while Reecie Gravely andHuck Forney each scored 15 points and Jerome Emershaw added 10.Roby Hale led Garden with 34 points in the game.

r In Region D first-round tournament play, Bill Bevins scored agame-high 37 points and Danis Simmons added 22 points as J.J.Kelly defeated Haysi 76-69 in overtime. George Gulley led a balancedHaysi attack with 16 points, while Terry Gulley, Gary Owens and EricCounts each scored 12 points apiece and Paul Viers added 10.

r Russell Livingtson scored a game-high 29 points to lead J.I.Burton to an 84-55 win in the Region D basketball first-round game.Huck Forney scored 14 points, while Jerome Emershaw added 12and Reecie Gravely finished with 11. u

BASKETBALL RESULTSBASKETBALL RESULTS

GAME PLANSGAME PLANS

STANDINGSSTANDINGS

Volunteers needed for FCA March Madness

JIMMY ROBERTSONASSOCIATED PRESS

BLACKSBURG (AP) — Virginia Techguard Erick Green stood at the free-throw line with 9 seconds remaining inthe Hokies’ game against Clemson, get-ting ready to seal the game and needingto make both free throws to record hisfourth game of 30 points or more thisseason.

He missed the first attempt and madethe second, still sealing the game, butcoming up short of 30.

“Trust me, I’m definitely going tohear about this,” Green said. “I’m goingto hear about this from my family.They’re going to give me a hard time.”

That was about the only thing he didwrong, as he scored 29 points in his finalhome game, lifting the Hokies to a 69-61victory over the Tigers on Saturday.

Virginia Tech (13-16, 4-12 AtlanticCoast Conference) had lost 10 of its pre-vious 11 games, but the Hokies are nowtied with Boston College for last place inthe ACC standings. The Hokies now needa win in either of their final two regular-season games and losses by BC to avoidthe No. 12 seed in the ACC Tournament.BC holds the tiebreaker.

“This one (the win) was really impor-tant,” Green said. “I told the guys beforethe game that this was the one thing Ireally wanted. I couldn’t ask for anything

else, just to go out with a win. I startedmy career here with a win, and I wantedto go out with a win walking out _ and Idid that.”

Green scored 17 points in the firsthalf, with 9 of those coming on a 20-8half-ending run that gave the Hokies a36-25 lead. Virginia Tech then took a 15-point lead in the second half on two freethrows by Green with 17:26 remainingand appeared to be in control.

But Clemson (13-15, 5-11) rallied andcut the deficit to 64-61 on two free throwsby Adonis Filer with 1:20 remaining. TheTigers had a chance to get closer.Following a turnover, the Hokies fouledFiler, but he missed two free throws with35.2 seconds remaining. Virginia Tech’sC.J. Barksdale was fouled on therebound with 33.6 seconds left and madeboth free throws to give the Hokies a 66-61 lead.

Clemson’s Jordan Roper then misseda 3-pointer with 25 seconds to go, andBarksdale was fouled again after grab-bing the rebound. He made both freethrows with 23.4 seconds remaining togive the Hokies a 68-61 advantage andseal the victory.

“It was kind of the story of our sea-son,” Clemson coach Brad Brownell said.“We probably had just four or five justbad offensive possessions that were insome critical areas where you just haveto be better. I think our young guards

sometimes just do some silly things.Obviously, we fouled a couple times.We’d guard them for a while and thenjust foul them. We were just a little tooeager and not disciplined enough to fin-ish it off.”

Clemson fouled Green with 9 secondsleft, and Green made the one free throwto account for the final margin. VirginiaTech coach James Johnson then pulledhim out of the game, and the senior fromWinchester, Va., received a standing ova-tion.

“I anticipated him coming out andhaving a big game tonight, to be honestwith you,” Johnson said. “Just to havewatched and been around him for so longand watch him play his last game inCassell (Coliseum), that was emotional.

“He goes from two points a game as afreshman to leading the nation in scor-ing. That shows what hard work can dofor you, and that’s how we want to buildthis program and that’s the type of kids Iwant to get in the program.”

Green, who came into the game as thenation’s leading scorer at 24.9 points pergame, hit 8 of 12 from the floor, including5 of 7 from beyond the arc. He also hit 8of 10 from the free-throw line. He scored20 points or more for the 26th time in 29games this season

Barksdale finished with 14 points forthe Hokies, and Robert Brown added 13.The two of them combined to hit 10 of 15

from the floor, and Virginia Tech shot54.8 percent (23 of 42) from the floor _ itsbest performance in an ACC game thisseason.

Devin Booker paced the Tigers with17 points. Filer and Milton Jenningsadded 13 each.

Clemson played without K.J.McDaniels, who tied a career-high with17 points against Virginia Tech in theteams’ last meeting. McDaniels, who isClemson’s second-leading scorer (10.7ppg), has missed two straight games witha sprained ankle. u

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Phillips scored seven of hergame-high 16 points in the thirdperiod, leading a 12-point spurt onthe end of a 16-2 run that actuallybegan just before halftime. It gavethe Greenwave, who trailed 19-18 atthe break, a 34-21 lead.

Gulley later scored three straighttimes in transition, once off a stealat mid-court to lead a 12-3 run thatextended that margin to 44-26 with6:23 remaining in the game.

“Katlyn stepped up huge for us,”Frazier said. “It seemed like everytime I looked up she was doingsomething good.

“Her and Ivy stepped up defen-sively and really put the energy inus. Steals, turnovers and getting acouple of lay-ups (Gulley)’s energy,our kids really feed off it.”

It was all about defensive pres-sure and tempo for Clintwood asthey seemed to wear down the slow-er Panthers in the second half.

“The constant pressure on themin the man and in the 2-2-1 press,just keeping people in front of usand running and jumping, at some

point when you get tired you maybeget a little lax with the ball and wetook advantage of (that),” Frazierexplained. “Once got to that pointwe put our foot on the throttle andpulled away which was good for us.”

In its first state quarterfinal insome 24 years Clintwood forced 20turnovers in the first half but couldnot convert on the other end.

“I just tried to keep my head upand get the nervous jitters out ofus,” said Phillips, who scored 11points in the second half. “(In thesecond half) we came out with ourheads up.”

The Greenwave, with leadingscorer Kayla Mullins battling foultrouble, scored just three points andwas 0-for-14 from the field in thefirst quarter. It was obvious nerveswere getting in the way.

“We came out tight,” Frazierexplained. “We missed multipleshots at point-blank (range), a lot ofshots in the paint. The nerves gotthe best of us.

“But once we settled down onceand we had time to think about whatwe knew we wanted to do, whichwas get it out and run (we did and)

that was the difference in thegame.”

Tayley Broyles scored 12 pointsand Heather Crawford contributeda double-double with 10 points anda game-high 11 rebounds forNorthwood. The Panthers (17-9)were just 1-of-15 from 3-point rangeand finished with 30 turnovers.

Northwood coach TammyGillespie, whose club shot just 18.4percent (9-of-49) from the fieldoverall, would not talk to the mediaafter the game.

Taylor Fleming scored ninepoints and Gulley finished witheight points and four assists forClintwood, which now has plenty ofexperience in must-win games as itheads to Richmond.

“Our first big game was beatingTwin Valley just to get to the RegionD championship,” Frazier said. “Forus to experience what’s going tohappen, we feel like we’re dancingnow.

“We have no seniors. We feel likewe’re building something specialhere.

It’s exciting, it’s good for ourcommunity it’s good for our team.” u

r Lady WaveFROM PAGE 1B

u Clintwood’s Emily Artrip (10) fires up a3-point shot over the defense ofNorthwood’s Peyton Williams in Saturday’sD1 state quarterfinal game.

u Clintwood’s Ivy Gulley looks to work the ball insideagainst Northwood during Saturday’s D1 state quarterfi-nal game at UVa-Wise.

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againstClintwood’s

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quarterfinalgame. r

u Clintwood’s Sam Stevens (34) goes inside for a shotattempt against the defense of Northwood duringSaturday’s Division 1 state quarterfinal game.

l Clintwood’s KaylaMullins (14) lays upa shot for the LadyGreenwave againstNorthwood inSaturday’s Division 1state quarterfinalgame at UVa-Wise.

l Clintwood’sSam Stanley,left, goes upfor a shotagainst thedefense ofNorthwood’sTaylerBroyles inSaturday’sDivision 1state quarter-final game atUVa-Wise’sDavid PriorConvocationCenter.


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PROGRESSCoalfield

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1977A clip from 1977 documentary featuresNorton guitarist George Thompson.HomespunQ John Powell

‘The only real mistake is the onefrom which we learn nothing.’

CharlieMarshall Bandto perform

friday, march 8

r Charlie Marshall Band

will perform at Lays

Hardware Center for the

Arts, Downtown Coeburn

Friday, March 8, 7- 10

p.m. doors open at 6

p.m. $5/adults, $1/chil-

dren 6-12, under 6 admit-

ted free.

Will Caudill &Route 7 to perform at Cabin

r Will Caudill & Route 7

at the Country Cabin II,

Saturday, March 9, 7:30 -

10:30 p.m. Admission is

$5 adults 12 years and

older; $1 for children age

two through 11. Events

are sponsored by

Appalachian Traditions,

Inc., a non-profit organi-

zation. For further info

call 276-679-3541.

Mis’ry Creekto perform atHangar Grill

r Mis'ry Creek with

Sycamore Hollow at The

Hangar Grill in Wise,

Saturday, Mrch 9 at 8

p.m. $5 cover at the

door.

Photographyexhibit featuresSimon Henry

r Photographer Simon

Henry is exhibiting his

work through the month

of March at The Tavern

on Main in Wise. The

show features large

photography works on

various mediums

including canvas,

paper and solid alu-

minum. The works

come from recent travels

in Europe and the

eastern United States,

including many local

landmarks and scenes,

like a view of Little Stony

called ‘Snowy Falls,’

on display now.

RichmondBallet topeform

r Richmond Ballet will

present a dance per-

formance on Monday,

March 11, in the

Performing Arts Center,

Pound. Curtain is at

7:30 p.m. Admission is

$12 adults, $8 seniors

and $6 students. For

more information or

assistance for persons

with special needs, call

276/376-4520 or visit

the Pro-Art website at

www.pro-art-va.org. u

EncoreT U E S D A Y

In 1977 George Thompson, a Nortonstreet cleaner who was also an accom-plished guitar player, was the subject of adocumentary that aired on Norton’s cableaccess television station, MountainCommunity Television. A clip from thisprogram will be shown as part of the RuralRoute Film Festival on Wednesday, March6 at 7 p.m. at the Appalshop Theater inWhitesburg, Ky.

The featured video shows Thompson atwork in downtown Norton and at homeplaying guitar, with an appearance by hisdaughter, Tina Carter Thompson ofPound.

In addition, the original 30-minuteMountain Community Television programabout Thompson will be shown continu-ously in the Appalshop gallery on theevening of the film festival, featuringvideo footage of Thompson with his wifeWillie Jean and their children Bo, David,and Tina Carter Thompson. George andWillie Jean’s other children (not appear-ing in the program) are Debi CarterThompson (Pound), Brenda Bailey(Norton), Tammy Thompson (Wise),Norma Pillow (Lynchburg), and the latePerry Thompson.

The Rural Route Film Festival is a

curated presentation of 11 internationalshort films and includes the two-minutevideo of George Thompson. Other shortfilms in the festival highlight rural peopleand places from around the world, includ-ing a sci-fi thriller from North Wales, asand-animated film from Australia about aboy who goes missing in the mountains, ashocker from South Dakota called “AShort Film About Ice Fishing”, a docu-mentary about a painter and his Montanaranch, and an experimental film on thebugs of Golden Gate Botanical Garden(for program details visit ruralroute-films.com/tour). The full screening runsapproximately 100 minutes, and will beginwith a performance of old time traditionalmusic by Whitesburg’s own Rich and thePo’ Folk.

Free with requested donation at thedoor to help with festival costs. u

Wednesday, March 6,

at 7 p.m. at Appalshop

Theater, 91 Madison Ave.,

Whitesburg, Ky.

Street cleaner from Norton featured

Rural Route Film Festival

u George Thompson

Green Thumb Garden Clubplans groundbreakingFriday at Cancer Center

The Green Thumb Garden Club will con-duct a groundbreaking ceremony for theHealing Garden Project to be constructed onthe east side of the Southwest VirginiaRegional Cancer Center in Norton. Thegroundbreaking ceremony will take place atthe Center on Friday, March 8 at 12:30 p.m.

Upon completion, the project will featurea Meditation Circle and walkway composedof memorial and honorarium brick paverssurrounded by a variety of plants and shrubs.

The public is invited to attend this cere-mony. u

Gilliam recallsfamily historyduring interviewGLENDA SKEEN328-8655

WRIGHT INTERVIEWS BURNS GILLIAMJack Wright from Ohio, who is a near rel-

ative of Burns Gilliam, stopped by last weekto interview and record some history whichBurns recalls from his growing up inHurricane.

Burns grew up in Hurricane, went awayto World War II at a the age of 20. He

returned from thewar and worked awhile at variousjobs nearby. Heworked for N.B.Parsons until hewrecked a piece ofequipment andbroke his leg in theaccident. He trav-

eled out west and worked shortly, thenreturned to the East Coast and worked as amechanic in the D.C. area and upstateVirginia. He later went to Florida andworked. His parents also went to Florida foryears each winter and lived with Burns.

Later after his dad passed away at 88years of age he returned to live with andlater care for his mother, Elsie after she hada stroke at about age 90.

Jackie, according to Burns, got a briefover view of things he remembered from thepast and folks who lived in Hurricane andabout World War II and other things that hehas done and also remembered during his 90plus earthly years.

Jack visited several hours, but got a lot ofinteresting memories from his cousin Burns.

SONLIGHTERSThe Sonlighters enjoyed a great time

together the second Tuesday in February.They met at the Zion Church fellowship hallwhere they enjoyed some special music fromsome of the attendees. They all had a greatmeal prepared by some of the attendees aswell. This group enjoys their time togethereach month and invites others to join withthe group for a little inspiration to the souland some fine breaking of bread together.

Join them on the second Tuesday eachmonth and bring a covered dish, somethingto drink, or a nice dessert. If you would liketo sing or perform mention it to the groupwhen you come, they might just allow you toentertain them!

CELEBRATES BIRTHDAYSHappy birthday to folks at Hurricane

Baptist Church who celebrated fromJanuary to February. All the birthday folksreceived a big sucker from the youngest tothe eldest to enjoy unless they are moreinterested in keeping healthy teeth. u

Fairview Center meetingplanned tonight at 7 p.m.BONETTA MCCOY495-7512

REGULAR MEETING AT FAIRVIEW

Just to let everyoneknow that the regularmeeting for FairviewCommunity Centerresumes on Tuesday,March 5 at 7 p.m.

BIRTHDAYSBirthday wishes go out

to Megan Dotson, RobertLee and Dennis JamesAkers, Feb. 27; Coleton

Rasnick, Feb. 28; JoeMcCoy, Feb. 29, he cele-brates on Feb. 28 orMarch 1, it just depends,that makes him about 15?Earnest Meade, March 1;Billy Gene McClellanand Susie Sturgill, March2; Minnie McCoy, March3; Kayleigh Rasnick,March 6; CharlotteHileman, March 7. Hopeeach of you have a spe-

cial day.

BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTCongratulations to

Sarah and Josh Danielson the birth of PaisleyGrace. She weighed 6pounds 14 ounces. Shewas born at BristolRegional Hospital onFeb. 16. Her big sisterSadie was ready and veryexcited to hold her. Oh,how sweet to have beenblest with adorable girls.May God bless you andyour family. u

Hales make surprisevisit with daughterSHEILA MCCOY395-2872

IN HOSPITALAs of this writing, Harold Lawson is

in the hospital. He was having difficultybreathing. We ask everyone to keep himin their prayers.

DAY OUTIlene Couch, Frank Meade and Helen

Meade took a day earlier this week to goshopping in Kingsport.

After they hit up all the stores, theystopped at one of their favorite restau-rants to have dinner before headinghome.

TO JOHNSON CITYBuck and Nina Hale surprised their

daughter, Myra Hale and her familywith a visit Sunday morning.

They all attended church togetherand later enjoyed dinner at CrackerBarrel.

They enjoyed their time together.

MONTHLY MEETINGThe regular monthly business meet-

ings of the Fairview Community Centerwill resume on Tuesday, March 5 at 7p.m. Since being closed for the winterthis will be the time for the yearly elec-tions of officers.

Any resident of Sandy Ridge whowould take an interest in running thecenter please attend this meeting andparticipate.

All help and input will be greatlyappreciated. There is so much work tobe done and help is really needed. Thecenter can be used for numerous activi-ties, so new ideas would be refreshingand useful. u

Pageant to benefitanimal rescue

The 2013 Miss Clinch Valley pageant will beheld at JW Adams Combined School onSaturday, March 16 beginning at 5 p.m.

Divisions include: Infant Miss, 0-11 months;Baby Miss, 12-23 months; Toddler Miss, 2-3years; Wee Miss, 4-6 years; Tiny Miss, 7-9years; Pre-Teen Miss, 10-12 years; Teen Miss,13-15 years; and Miss 16 years and up.

We also have a baby boy category 0-23months.

For additional information, you may down-load an entry form, please visit our website atwww.missclinchvalley.com; or contact CarynJohnson 276-275-4720 or Ashley JohnsonKeith 276-220-2381.

All proceeds benefit animal rescue. u

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LLEEGGAALL NNOOTTIICCEE

S U D O K UField Operations Supervisor

Southwest Virginia's newest and most exciting outdoorrecreation initiative is seeking a talented, motivated, anddynamic individual to lead our trail construction, maintenance,and management team. The Southwest Regional RecreationAuthority (SRRA) aka "Spearhead Trails," is constructinga system of multi-use recreational trails for OHV, ATV, andEquestrian enthusiasts. This position will be based out ofNorton, Virginia and will oversee construction, managementand policy enforcement for trail systems throughout a sevencounty region. Prior experience (five years or more) inconstruction project management, road and/or trail buildingand maintenance is preferred.

For a detailed job description and employment applicationplease write [email protected]. SRRA offers acompetitive salary and benefits package. This position willremain open until filled.

SRRA places a high emphasis on public safety. We underscorethis commitment through an organizational philosophy thatincludes a background check and pre-employment drugscreening. SRRA is an equal opportunity employer.

328-2455EQUAL HOUS INGOPPORTUNITY

TDD 1-540-328-6505Hours: 9-5Mon. - Fri.Handicapped Accessible

TDD 1-276-328-6505

Apartments Available for:

Senior CitizensHandicapped Units

USDAFor more information call the rental office

GILLIAM COURTAPARTMENTS

736 Gilliam Street • Wise, VA

We at Dr. Steven Nauss' Dental Practice are in search of an exceptional Dental

Administrative Assistant who will serve in a key position on our staff.

The ideal candidate will: Have a Positive, Outgoing, andInfluential Personality

Be a superb team player

A strong reputation for having the ability to produce andgrow with changes to the practice.

Experience in dentistry is a bonus but not a requirement.This is a job for serious applicants only, therefore if theabove information does not describe you, please do notapply. The general duties for the ideal candidate includebut are not limited:

1. Knowledge of a computer and Microsoft Office Software Applications

2. Administrative Office skills

3. Willingness to learn and be held accountable for results.

4. Minimal assistance to both the Lead Dentist and Hygienist

NOTE: When sending your resume, please include a briefdescription of why you feel you are the ideal candidate forthe position available, and the ideal environment/information required for you to prove yourself excellent inthis position. This will be necessary for your informationto be considered. Please fax the above information to(276) 679-7339 or bring by our office at Medical ArtsBldg #3, Suite 302, 102 15th St NW, Norton, Va 24273.

We are pledged to the letter and spiritof Virginia’s policy for achieving equalhousing opportunity throughout theCommonwealth. We encourage andsupport advertising and marketingprograms in which there are no barri-ers to obtaining housing because ofrace, color, religion, national origin,sex, elderliness, familial status orhandicap.

All real estate advertised herein issubject to Virginia’s fair housing lawwhich makes it illegal to advertise“any preference, limitation, or discrim-ination because of race, color, reli-gion, national origin, sex, elderliness,familial status or handicap or intentionto make any such preference, limita-tion, or discrimination.”

This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept advertising for real estate thatviolates the fair housing law. Ourreaders are hereby informed that alldwellings advertised in this newspa-per are available on an equal opportu-nity basis. For more information or tofile a housing complaint call theVirginia Fair Housing Office at (804)367-8530. Toll free call (888) 551-3247. For the hearing impaired call(804) 367-9753.

We are pledged to the letter andspirit of Virginia's and HUD's equalopportunity housing policies.Virginia's fair housing law makes itillegal to advertise any preference,limitation or discrimination basedon race, color, religion, national ori-gin, sex, elderliness, familial statusor handicap.

This newspaper will not knowinglyaccept advertising for real estatethat violates the fair housing law.Our readers are hereby informedthat all dwellings advertised in thisnewspaper are available on anequal opportunity basis. For moreinformation about Virginia's FairHousing Law or to file a fair housingcomplaint call the Virginia FairHousing Office at (804) 367-8530.Toll free call (888) 551-3247. Forthe hearing impaired call (804)527-4290.

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WISE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS

One, Two, Three, Four and Some Five Bedroom Apartments

Big Stone Gap, Appalachia, Coeburn, Pound, Wise, Saint Paul

All furnished with Range and RefrigeratorCentral Air and Heat, some with on site laundry and some with washer/dryers

hook ups. ADA accessibility.

RENT BASED ON INCOMEApply at WCRHA central office

Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM

CLOSED Wednesdays to Walk-ins after 12:00 Noon

Apply online www.wcrha.orgTo apply at other office locations

and/or for more information, call (276)395-6104 or (276)679-1139

Wise County Redevelopment & Housing Authority is an Equal Opportunity agency

FOR SALEWell EstablishedBusiness Deli &

Convenience Store.

Seriousinquiries ONLY

276-393-3743

Caudill’s Market1034 E. Park Ave.

Norton, VA

Public Auction-Partial Living Estate Saturday March 9th at lOam, preview at 8:30

Located at Wise County Shrine Club Bldg.65 15th St. NW., Norton, VA 24277

This is a partial living estate that is a collectionof over 50 yrs, plus other items being consigned.

Antiques, Furniture, Tools, and Collectables, too numerous to mention.

Partial list includes:Cross-cut Saws, Pedal Tractor, Old hand Tools,Glassware, Avon and other old bottles, BedroomSuit, Old Schwinn Bicycles, Oak Desk, OldWooden Crates, Old Pay Phone, Old Trunks,Riding Lawn Mower, Old Studio or TheaterLight, Riding Lawn Mower, Cast iron MickeyMouse Bank, Old Clocks, Old Radios, and manymore items.

Part of the proceeds of this auction will bedonated to the Shriners, so come out and join usfor a day at the auction. There will be a 5% buyerspremium added to the final bid.

For more information call 276-431-4727 or 276-690-5977.

See pictures and details at: auctionzip.comauctioneer id# 30218.

RHOTON AUCTIONEERING

SERVICES, LLC

Timothy Rhoton, AuctioneerVA lic # 2907003764TN lic # 6719TN FL lic# 5839

CARE GIVER needed to work in home several days a week

& occasional weekends

Call 328-6146

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Check your ad the first day itruns. Any error should bereported immediately to TheCoalfield Progress ClassifiedDepartment at (276)679-1101, Ext. 241. The CoalfieldProgress is only responsiblefor one incorrect insertionand then only for the portionof the ad that is incorrect.

110-HousesHOME WITH 11 + ACRES forsale on Rocky Fork Road,Wise, VA. $89,900.(276)679-6627.

HOUSE FOR SALE. 107 4thStreet, NW, Norton. 3BR,2BTH, kitchen, living room,basement. (423)239-9624.

120-Mobile Homes24X40 FLEETWOOD. 3BR,2BTH. SET UP in Wise park.New roof. Covered frontporch. (606)634-2139.

130-Lots/AcreageLOTS FOR SALE– MountainMeadows Subdivision, OldHurricane Road (Route 680),Wise. Call Terry Collier at395-6500.

2.02 ACRES OF MOUNTAINLAND near Big Cherry Lakewith septic system. Asking$14,000. Phone (276)679-2854. If no answer, pleaseleave message.

160-Yard/Garage/BakeSales

YARD SALE March 9– 2241Mountain Laurel Road,Laurel Trails Subdivision, offHawthorne. Womens careersuites size 18 to 20WP,home decor.

170-Autos/Motorcycles2004 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER6 cylinder, 117,300 miles.Power everything– beautifulcar! $7800 (276) 220-2535.

300-MiscellaneousHAY FOR SALE– 90 4x4rolls. Barn kept. $20 per roll.(276)679-5660.

410-Houses/ApartmentsRREENNTTAALLSS AAVVAAIILLAABBLLEE WiseCounty, HUD accepted. Wemanage over 230 properties.(276)328-4344, (276)219-6603 wwwwww..ffiiggeenntteerrpprriisseess..nneettfor pics.

2BR MOBILE HOME locatedin Austin Hills Trailer Park,Pound. Call after 6pm(276)328-2503 or (276)393-7311.

TWO BEDROOM MOBILEHOME for rent. ShawneeAve., Big Stone Gap.(276)596-4969.

2BR, 2BTH MOBILE HOMEHUD approved. No pets.$450/ month, $450 securitydeposit. (276)328-2290.

APARTMENT FOR RENTMain Street of Wise. 3BR,1BTH. $750/ month, $750security deposit. No pets.HUD approved. (276)328-2290.

410-Houses/ApartmentsNICE 2BR SECOND FLOORAPARTMENT near NortonCommunity Hospital. Pool.Free satellite. $500 cleaningand painting payment.$750/ month. (276)679-4122.

NICE 2BR, TRAILER–Located in Coeburn. HUDapproved. Call (276)393-6644.

COEBURN/ FLATWOODSAREA. Remodeled 3BR,2BTH SW Mobile Home onwooded lot. Outside storagebuilding, town water, privateseptic. No pets, no smoking.$525 deposit, $525/ month.(276)467-1396.

NICE 3BR, 2BTH TRAILER–Located in Wise. HUDapproved. Call (276)393-6644.

2BR TRAILER on private lot.Convenient to Coeburn orWise. $450/ month. $450deposit. Call (276)328-6532.

3BR, 2BTH DOUBLEWIDE inWise. With heat pump. Nopets. HUD approved. $600/month. $600 securitydeposit. Available October 1.(276)328-2290.

2 OR 3BR UNITS in Wiseand Norton. Call (276)328-4100.

SMALL, 2BR HOME inNorton. Washer, dryerincluded. No HUD. $500/month. Lease and depositrequired. Rent to ownpotential. (214)732-4127.

BSG– Clean, one & twobedroom apartments. Water& appliances included. $290& up. No pets. Depositrequired. (276)523-5587.

DOUBLEWIDE FOR RENT–3BR, 2BTH, located onprivate 4.5 acres inFlatwoods Section ofCoeburn. $550 per month,$550 deposit. No insidepets, no smoking, no HUD.Call (276)328-3779 forapplication.

3BR HOUSE, Stove,refrigerator, heat pump.$575/ month. $350 deposit.Located on Guest River.(276)973-8384.

2BR DUPLEX with carportbehind Hardee’s in Wise.New carpet and paint. $650/month. Deposit required.(276)393-7134.

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530-Miscellaneous

DRIVERS NEEDED–Professional Transportation,Inc. is seeking local driversfor passenger vans in theDante, VA area. Drugscreen, driving record andcriminal background checkrequired. EOE 1-800-471-2440, ext.1 www.professionaltransportationinc.com

HELP WANTEDIdeal job for housewives...boys and girls over 12... orpart-time job for men andwomen who are interested inearning extra income in theirspare time selling TheCoalfield Progress. Door todoor sales. Call (276)679-1101, Ext. 224 forinformation.

SALES PERSON WANTEDFOR A WELL ESTABLISHEDAREA BUSINESS.Commissioned sales withautomatic repeat business.Send resume to:[email protected]

THERE IS AN OPENING FORA DIRECT CARE POSITIONIN A local group home. Theopening is for night shift, 12hour shifts. Must be at least18 years old, have validdrivers license, be able topass criminal backgroundcheck and drug screen. Musthave high school diploma orGED. Call (276)796-4491 forapplication and interview.

530-MiscellaneousDDIIRREECCTT SSUUPPPPOORRTTSSPPEECCIIAALLIISSTT–– Direct SupportSpecialist needed for adultgroup homes in Big StoneGap and Duffield to assistresidents who have mentalhealth and developmentdisability issues with dailyliving activities, medicationdelivery, community outings,appointments, etc. Full-timeevening/ weekend shift.High school diploma/ GEDrequired. Clean drug screen,clear criminal backgroundand good driving recordrequired also required.Applicants must be at least21 years of age. Competitivewages and excellent benefitspackage. Apply on-line atwww.frontierhealth.org/careers. For more information,call Ginnie Stokes at 276-523-1645. EOE

750-ProfessionalHAD ENOUGH? WE CANHELP! Addiction Recovery.Medically ManagedRecovery from drugs andalcohol. 276-431-2900Duffield, Virginiawrchope.org

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960-Legal Notice

LEGAL NOTICESTATE OF INDIANA

ST. JOSEPH COUNTYIN THE ST. JOSEPH CIRCUIT

COURTCAUSE NO.

71C01–1302–MI–00051IN RE THE MATTER OF:ZACHARY MICHAEL MILLS

Minor ChildCARRI M. QUIMBY,

PetitionerNNOOTTIICCEE OOFF

VVEERRIIFFIIEEDD PPEETTIITTIIOONN FFOORR CCHHAANNGGEE OOFF NNAAMMEENotice is hereby given

that the Attorney for thePetitioner, Carri M. Quimby,has filed in the office of theClerk of St Joseph CountyCircuit Court, the VerifiedPetition for Change of Nameof Zachary Michael Mills toZachary Michael Quimbyand that said Petition will beheard by the Court on the15th day of April, 2013, atthe hour of 9:00 a.m.Peter M Yarbro (#21882-71)

Hains Law Firm, LLP125 N. St. Peter StreetSouth Bend, IN 46617(PH: (574)234-7606FX: (574)282-1360

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TRUSTEE’S SALEOF 271 North StreetCoeburn, VA 24230

In execution of a certaindeed of trust dated June 15,1998, in the original principalamount of $41,155.00recorded in the Clerk’sOffice, Circuit Court for WiseCounty, Virginia, inInstrument No. 980003080,default having occurred inthe payment of the Notethereby secured and at therequest of the holder, theundersigned SubstituteTrustee will offer for sale atpublic auction in the front ofthe Circuit Court building forWise County, 206 East MainStreet, Wise, Virginia, onMarch 27, 2013, at 9:00 AM,

960-Legal Notice 960-Legal Notice 960-Legal Noticethe property described insaid deed of trust, located atthe above address, andmore particularly describedas follows:

ALL THOSE CERTAINLOTS, PIECES OR PARCELSOF LAND SITUATE, LYINGAND BEING IN THE TOWNOF COEBURN, WISECOUNTY, VIRGINIA, ANDMORE PARTICULARLYDESIGNATED ANDDESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS,TO-WIT: ALL THOSE TWOCERTAIN LOTS, PIECES ORPARCELS OF LANDSITUATE, LYING AND BEINGIN THE TOWN OF COEBURN,WISE COUNTY, VIRGINIA,KNOWN AND DESIGNATEDAS LOTS NUMBERS TWO(2) AND THREE (3), INBLOCK NO. FIFTEEN (15) ASSHOWN ON THE PLAT OFTHE COEBURN LAND ANDIMPROVEMENT COMPANY,WHICH IS OF RECORD IN THECLERK'S OFFICE OF WISECOUNTY, VA IN DEED BOOKNO. 32, PAGE 45; EACH LOTFRONTING FIFTY (50) FEETON THE NORTH SIDE OFNORTH AVENUE ANDEXTENDING BACKBETWEEN PARALLEL LINESTO AN ALLEY.

TERMS OF SALE: ALLCASH. A bidder’s deposit often percent (10%) of the saleprice or ten percent (10%) ofthe original principal balance of the subject deed of trust,whichever is lower, in theform of cash or certifiedfunds payable to theSubstitute Trustee must bepresent at the time of thesale. The balance of thepurchase price will be duewithin fifteen (15) days ofsale, otherwise Purchaser'sdeposit may be forfeited toTrustee. Time is of theessence. Sale is subject topost sale confirmation thatthe borrower did not file forprotection under the U.S.Bankruptcy Code prior to thesale, as well as to post-saleconfirmation and audit of thestatus of the loan with theloan servicer including, butnot limited to, determinationof whether the borrower

entered into any repaymentagreement, reinstated orpaid off the loan prior to thesale. In any such event, thesale shall be null and void,and the Purchaser's soleremedy, in law or equity,shall be the return of hisdeposit without interest.Additional terms to beannounced at the sale. Aform copy of the Trustee'smemorandum of foreclosuresale and contract topurchase real property isavailable for viewing atwww.bwwsales.com.

This is a communicationfrom a debt collector andany information obtained willbe used for that purpose.The sale is subject to sellerconfirmation.

Substitute Trustee:Equity Trustees, LLC8100 Three Chopt Rd.

Suite 240Richmond, VA 23229,

(703)548-4600For information contact:BWW Law Group, LLC,

attorneys for Equity Trustees, LLC

4520 East West HighwaySuite 200

Bethesda, MD 20814(301) 961-6555

website:www.bwwsales.com

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LLooccaatteedd iinn WWiissee CCoouunnttyy,, VViirrggiinniiaaIn execution of a Deed of

Trust dated January 30,2009, and recorded on the5th day of February 2009, inthe Clerk’s Office, CircuitCourt of Wise County, atInstrument Number200900374, default havingbeen made in the paymentof the debt thereby securedand being requested by thenote holders to do, theundersigned will offer of saleat public auction, in front ofthe main entrance to the

Wise County Court HouseBuilding, on MMaarrcchh 1155,, 22001133aatt 1100::3300 aa..mm.. that certainreal estate with anyimprovements thereon beingdescribed in Schedules A1-A5 in the Deed of Trustrecorded in the Circuit CourtClerk’s Office of WiseCounty, VA at InstrumentNumber 200900374 as isand with no warranties orrepresentations. For the fulllegal description thereof, seeabove deed. (Tax MapNumbers: 464 159 28,29;464 159 30, 31, 32; 406 5 1;464 159 28, 29; 464 159 30,31, 3; 064 073C; 064 073A1;064 073B; 064 007E1)

The property will be soldin “AS IS” condition with nowarranties orrepresentations to thehighest and best bidder forcash and will be conveyedby Special Warranty Deed,upon payment of thebalance of the bid as setforth below. The high bidderwill be required to pay a non-refundable deposit of ten(10%) percent deposit of thehighest bid on auction dayand the balance will be duewith the trustee’s deedwithin thirty (30) days.

The right is reserved toadjourn the day of sale toanother date certain withoutfurther publication upon

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announcement on the day ofthe sale at the time set forthabove.

Proceeds of the saleshall be applied as providedfor by the terms of the Deedof Trust, and this notice willbe published in CoalfieldProgress, a newspaper ofgeneral circulation in WiseCounty, Virginia, two timeson the following dates:March 5, 2013 and March12, 2013.

SALE CONDUCTED BY:JOSEPH W. RASNIC

SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEEJoseph W. RasnicSubstitute Trustee

P.O. Box 864Jonesville, VA 24277

(276)346-42883-5-2t s3-12

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WWiissee,, VVAA 2244229933In execution of a Deed of

Trust in the original principalamount of $$220000,,000000..0000,dated JJuunnee 2277,, 22000033recorded in the Clerk's Officeof the Circuit Court of theCCoouunnttyy OOff WWiissee,, VViirrggiinniiaa, inIInnssttrruummeenntt 220000330033222233,, aattppaaggee 000000009911,, default havingoccurred in the payment ofthe Note thereby securedand at the request of theholder of said Note, theunder?signed SubstituteTrustee will offer for sale atpublic auction at theentrance to the WWiisseeCCoouunnttyy CCiirrccuuiitt CCoouurrtt,, MMaaiinnSSttrreeeett,, WWiissee, VViirrggiinniiaa, onMMaarrcchh 1199,, 22001133 aatt 99::0000oo''cclloocckk aamm the propertydescribed in said deed,located at the above addressand briefly described as:BBEEGGIINNNNIINNGG aatt aann iirroonn ppiinn iinnlliinnee ooff GG.. FFuulllleerr ((DDBB 335533,,PPaaggee 337733)) aa ccoommmmoonn ccoorrnneerrttoo EE.. KKiillggoorree ((ffoorrmmeerrllyy)) ssaaiiddppiinn bbeeaarrss NN 3366 0055'' 0099"" WW44..2266'' ttoo aa 2244"" wwhhiittee ooaakk,,TThheennccee wwiitthh ssaaiidd FFuulllleerr NN 33660055'' 0099"" WW 557722..9999'' ttoo aann iirroonnppiinn,, TThheennccee wwiitthh nneewwddiivviissiioonn lliinneess tthhrruu JJ..DD.. WWaattttss((DDBB 338822,, PPaaggee 3344)) tthhrreeee ((33))ccaallllss NN 6600 4466'' 4411"" EE 4444..00..9922''((aatt 225544..8855'' ppaassss tthhrruu aa 2244""mmaappllee)) ttoo aann iirroonn ppiinn,, tthheenncceeSS 6622 4422'' 5533"" EE 226600..0044'' ttoo aanniirroonn ppiinn,, TThheennccee SS 1144 5599'' 4411""WW 559955..8855'' ttoo aa rroodd bbyy aaffeennccee ppoosstt iinn lliinnee ooffaaffoorreessaaiidd KKiillggoorree.. TThheenncceewwiitthh ssaammee NN 8822 2277'' 0044"" WW112255..8855'' ttoo tthhee BBEEGGIINNNNIINNGG,,ccoonnttaaiinniinngg 55..559933 aaccrreess,, aasssshhoowwnn oonn PPllaatt ooff rreeccoorrdd iinnCClleerrkk''ss OOffffiiccee ffoorr WWiisseeCCoouunnttyy,, VViirrggiinniiaa,,iinnccoorrppoorraatteedd hheerreeiinn bbyyrreeffeerreennccee..,, wwiitthhiimmpprroovveemmeennttss tthheerreeoonn..

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TTEERRMMSS OOFF SSAALLEE:: CCAASSHH::A deposit of $$2200,,000000..0000, or10% of the sales price,whichever is lower, cash orcertified check, will berequired at the time of salewith settlement within fifteen(15) days from the date ofsale. Sale is subject to postsale confirmation that theborrower did not file forprotection under the U.S.Bankruptcy Code prior to thesale, as well as to post-saleconfirmation of the status ofthe loan with the loanservicer including, but notlimited to, determination ofwhether the borrowerentered into any repaymentagreement, reinstated orpaid off the loan prior to thesale. In any such event, thesale shall be null and void,and the Purchaser’s soleremedy, in law or equity,shall be the return of hisdeposit without interest.Additional terms may beannounced at the time ofsale. Pursuant to the FederalFair Debt CollectionPractices Act, we advise youthat this firm is a debtcollector attempting tocollect the indebtednessreferred to herein and anyinformation we obtain will beused for that purpose.

SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C.,Substitute Trustee

This is a communicationfrom a debt collector.

FFOORR IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONNCCOONNTTAACCTT::

SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C.((0011--000011442211--1133//CCOONNVV))

5040 Corporate WoodsDrive, Suite 120

Virginia Beach, Virginia23462

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960-Legal NoticeTTRRUUSSTTEEEE’’SS SSAALLEEooff RReeaall PPrrooppeerrttyy

LLooccaatteedd aatt 11002222 PPaarrkk AAvveennuuee,,

NNoorrttoonn VViirrggiinniiaaIn execution of a Deed of

Trust dated May 16, 2003,and recorded on the 27thday of May 2003, in theClerk’s Office, Circuit Courtof Wise County, atInstrument Number200302431, default havingbeen made in the paymentof the debt thereby securedand being requested by thenote holders to do, theundersigned will offer of saleat public auction, in front ofthe main entrance to theWise County Court HouseBuilding, on MMaarrcchh 1155,, 22001133aatt 1100::0000 aa..mm.. that certainreal estate with anyimprovements thereon beingdescribed as that certainparcel or tract of located at1022 Park Avenue, Norton,Virginia, as is and with nowarranties orrepresentations. For the fulllegal description thereof, seeabove deed. (Tax MapNumber: 494 211 9,10,11)

The property will be soldin “AS IS” condition with nowarranties orrepresentations to thehighest and best bidder forcash and will be conveyedby Special Warranty Deed,upon payment of thebalance of the bid as setforth below. The high bidderwill be required to pay a non-refundable deposit of ten(10%) percent deposit of thehighest bid on auction dayand the balance will be duewith the trustee’s deedwithin thirty (30) days.

The right is reserved toadjourn the day of sale toanother date certain withoutfurther publication uponannouncement on the day ofthe sale at the time set forthabove.

Proceeds of the sale shallbe applied as provided forby the terms of the Deed ofTrust, and this notice will bepublished in CoalfieldProgress, a newspaper ofgeneral circulation in WiseCounty, Virginia, two timeson the following dates:March 5, 2013 and March12, 2013.

SALE CONDUCTED BY:JOSEPH W. RASNIC

SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEEJoseph W. RasnicSubstitute Trustee

P.O. Box 864Jonesville, VA 24277

(276)346-42883-5-2t s3-5

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TTEERRMMSS OOFF SSAALLEE:: CCAASSHH::A deposit of $$1100,,000000..0000, or10% of the sales price,whichever is lower, cash orcertified check, will berequired at the time of salewith settlement within fifteen(15) days from the date ofsale. Sale is subject to postsale confirmation that theborrower did not file forprotection under the U.S.Bankruptcy Code prior to thesale, as well as to post-saleconfirmation of the status ofthe loan with the loanservicer including, but notlimited to, determination ofwhether the borrowerentered into any repaymentagreement, reinstated orpaid off the loan prior to thesale. In any such event, thesale shall be null and void,and the Purchaser’s soleremedy, in law or equity,shall be the return of hisdeposit without interest.Additional terms may beannounced at the time ofsale. Pursuant to the FederalFair Debt CollectionPractices Act, we advise youthat this firm is a debtcollector attempting tocollect the indebtednessreferred to herein and anyinformation we obtain will beused for that purpose.

SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C.Substitute Trustee

This is a communicationfrom a debt collector.

FFOORR IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONNCCOONNTTAACCTT::

SAMUEL I. WHITE, P.C.((4400--002288779911--1122//CCOONNVV))

5040 Corporate WoodsDrive, Suite 120

Virginia Beach, Virginia23462

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970-Public Notice

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TTOO EEXXCCEEEEDD $$44,,220000,,000000Notice is hereby given to

all interested persons of apublic hearing of the Boardof Supervisors ((tthhee ““BBooaarrdd””))of the County of Wise,Virginia ((tthhee ““CCoouunnttyy””)), to beheld on Thursday, March 14,2013 at 6:00 p.m. or as soonthereafter as possible in theJuvenile & DomesticsRelations Court/BoardMeeting Room (Room 141),206 East Main Street, Wise,Virginia 24293, concerningthe intention of the Board topropose for passage aresolution entitled “AResolution of the County ofWise, Virginia, Authorizingthe Issuance and Sale of aNot to Exceed $4,200,000Solid Waste Revenue Bond,Series 2013, and Providingfor the Form, Details andPayment Thereof,”authorizing the issuance of asolid waste revenue bond of

970-Public Noticethe County of Wise, Virginiain the estimated maximumamount of $4,200,000. Theproposed use of the bondproceeds is to financeconstruction, renovation andexpansion to the County’ssolid waste system andrelated legal, consulting andadministrative fees. Personsmay appear and presenttheir views at the publichearing. A copy of the fulltext of the resolution is onfile in the office of theCounty Administrator ofWise County, Virginia at 206East Main Street, Suite 223,Wise, Virginia 24293 and isavailable for publicinspection during normalbusiness hours. Anyoneneeding assistance oraccommodation under theprovisions of the Americanswith Disabilities Act shouldcall the CountyAdministrator’s Office at(276) 328-2321 at least five(5) days in advance of thepublic hearing.

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PPUUBBLLIICC NNOOTTIICCEEAPPLICATION FORREVISION TO COAL

SURFACE MINING/NPDESPERMIT NO.

1301873/0081873UNDER CHAPTER 19

TITLE 45.1 OF THE CODE OFVIRGINIA

PUBLICATION NUMBER13DXB03

Paramont Coal CompanyVirginia, LLC of 5703Crutchfield Drive, Norton, VA24273 is applying to theVirginia Division of MinedLand Reclamation to amend27.59 acres to PermitNumber 1301873. Therevision will amend PermitNo. 1201858, which includesexisting NPDES Outfalls001& 003. A new raw coalmaterial handling system willbe constructed and theexisting clean coal materialhandling system will beexpanded. The permit covers441.30 acres located in WiseCounty, 2 miles N ofCoeburn, VA off Route 652on Toms Creek. It appearson the Coeburn 7.5 U.S.G.S.Quadrangle at latitude 36˚58' 08", longitude 82˚ 27'24".

Drainage and wastewater resulting from thepermitted operation will bedischarged as follows:

Receiving Stream: TomsCreek

Type of Discharge:Existing sediment pondssubject to effluent limitations

A copy of the applicationmaterials is available forpublic inspection andcomment at the Wise CountyCourthouse. A copy of thedraft NPDES permit and factsheet are available for publicinspection and comment atthe Division’s Big Stone Gapoffice. Any person whoseinterests are or may beadversely affected by theproposed revision, or anOfficer, or Head of anyFederal, State, or localgovernment agency orauthority may within 30days of MMaarrcchh 1199,, 22001133submit written comments orobjections to the Division ofMined Land Reclamationconcerning the proposedrevision; and may alsorequest, in writing, that the

970-Public NoticeDivision hold an InformalConference concerning theapplication. A request for aninformal conference shallfollow the requirements of 4VAC 25-130-773.13c of theVViirrggiinniiaa CCooaall SSuurrffaaccee MMiinniinnggRReeccllaammaattiioonn RReegguullaattiioonnss..

All correspondenceconcerning the applicationshould be submitted to theDivision of Mined LandReclamation, P. O. Drawer900, Big Stone Gap, Virginia24219, Telephone: (276)523-8202, Attn.: PermitSection. Written commentsand a request for informalconference may be e-mailedto the Division [email protected] .

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PPuubblliiccaattiioonn NNoo.. 1133DDXXBB0022Paramont Coal Company

Virginia, LLC, is applying forbond release on Permit No.1401857, located in WiseCounty, 3 miles NE of Wise,VA off Route # 643 on RockCreek. This permit consistsof 11.67 acres. As providedby 4VAC25-130.800.40 ofthe VViirrggiinniiaa CCooaall SSuurrffaacceeMMiinniinngg RReeccllaammaattiioonnRReegguullaattiioonnss, the applicant isrequesting that the currenttotal bond amount of$14,000 in the form of aninsurance surety, posted forthis permit, be released.

This bond releaserequest is based on thefollowing Phase IIIreclamation:1. Backfilling, regrading,topsoiling andhydroseeding of thedisturbed areas.2. Final hydroseededwas performed on08/25/03 and treesplanted on 03/03/04.3. All disturbances havebeen revegetated.4. The post-mining landuses of unmanagedforest, fish & wildlifehabitat-wetlands andindustrial-gaswells/pipelines havebeen successfullyimplemented.Any person with a valid

legal interest which may beadversely affected by thisproposal, or an officer orhead of any federal, state orlocal government agency orauthority may within 30days of MMaarrcchh 1122,, 22001133submit written comments orobjections concerning thisbond reduction, and mayalso request, in writing, thatthe Division of Mined LandReclamation hold a publichearing or an informalconference. A copy ofmaterials concerning thisrequest will be available forpublic inspection at theDivision of Mined LandReclamation’s office in BigStone Gap, Virginia.

All correspondenceshould be submitted to theDivision of Mined LandReclamation ((AAtttteennttiioonn::PPeerrmmiitt SSeeccttiioonn)), P.O. Drawer900, Big Stone Gap, Virginia24219, Telephone (276) 523-8100. Written comments anda request for informalconference may be e-mailedto the Division [email protected].

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• ALEXANDER,

KENNETH JAMES

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• BAY, MICHELLE

LYNN

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Drive

While License

Revoked (Third Or

Subsequent)

• BORING, AMBER

ETHEL CAROL

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Embezzlement, Less

Than $200

• BREWER,

CHRISTOPHER

TODD

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

Malicious Wounding -

Stab, Cut, Wound

With Malicious Intent

• CARROLL,

GREGORY

MICHAEL

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Simple

(CARROLL,

GREGORY

MICHAEL CONT.)

Assault Against

Family Member

• CAUDILL JR.,

BOBBY RAYBURN

BOOKED: 2/18/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• CAUDILL, ERICA

MAE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Uttering; Credit Card

Fraud - Less Than

$200 Over 6 Month

Period; Forgery

• CHADWELL,

JULIE ANN

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• COLLINS, LARRY

THOMAS

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Carry

Concealed Weapon;

Driving While

Intoxicated - First

Conviction

• COX, JEREMY

AUSTIN

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

(COX, JEREMY

AUSTIN CONT.)

In Public, Profane

Language

• DUPREE,

MATTHEW WILLIAM

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Simple

Assault; Attempted

Forcible Rape

• ELLIS, MISTY

LYNN

BOOKED: 2/18/2013

Prisoner, Held On

Out Of State

Warrant-Misd.

• FARMER, ALYSSA

MARIE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Malicious Wounding -

Stab, Cut, Wound

With Malicious Intent

• FUGATE,

GREGORY

EUGENE

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• FULTZ, JAMES

HOWARD

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

2nd Conviction W/In

5-10 Years; Refuse

(FULTZ, JAMES

HOWARD CONT.)

Blood/Breath Test -

2nd DWI/Refusal

Within 10 Years

• GIBSON, CASEY

WAYNE

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S: Prisoner,

Held On Out Of State

Warrant-Misd.

• GRAHAM, VIOLET

LOWVENIA

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• HAWKINS,

FREDDIE DOUGLAS

BOOKED: 2/18/2013

CHARGE/S: Grand

Larceny - $200 Or

More Not From

Person

• HELTON,

DEWAYNE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

Driving While

Intoxicated - First

Conviction

• ISOM, DARLENE

MAY

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Shoplift,

Alter Price Tags <

$200 (Third Time)

• LLOYD, DAWN R

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S:

Embezzlement, $200

Or More

• LONG, BROOKE

DENISE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Receive

Stolen Property

< $200

• MANESS, CARL

EDWARD

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Grand

Larceny - $200 Or

More Not From

Person; Contempt Of

Court - General,

Without A Jury

• MESSER, GLENN

DAVID

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Simple

Assault

• MIDDLETON,

DANIEL WESLEY

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• MINCER, DAVID

LEE

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S: Capias

To Show Cause -

Failure To Pay Fine

And Cost

• MULLINS, EDGINA

ANN

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S: Surety

On Bond - Principal

Arrested And

Surrendered To Court

NO PHOTO

PROVIDED

• MULLINS, JERRY

DEAN

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• MULLINS,

JONATHAN ALAN

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• MULLINS,

MARGIE BLEDSOE

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• NUNLEY, STEVENLYNN

BOOKED:2/20/2013

CHARGE/S:

(NUNLEY, STEVENLYNN CONT.)

Malicious Wounding- Stab, Cut, Wound

With MaliciousIntent; Simple

Assault AgainstFamily Member

• OLIVER, BLAKE

BRADLEY

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Felony

• ORENDER,

JOSHUA LEE

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S: Drive

While License

Revoked (Third Or

Subsequent)

• PARKS, DEREK

LEE

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• PEAK, STACIE

DANIELLE

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• PHILLIPS, AUSTIN

DRAKE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Forcible

DUFFIELDCOMMITS FROM

2/18-24/2013

behind BARSThis information is provided at our request by theSouthwest Virginia Regional Jail Authority, a public bodyoperating a system of regional jails throughout SouthwestVirginia, including two serving our area. The Duffield region-al jail serves Wise, Lee and Scott counties and the city ofNorton. Haysi regional jail serves Dickenson, Russell andBuchanan counties. Their weekly new incarcerations arelisted here. Arrests are matters of public record.

Individuals who have been arrestedare presumed innocent until proven guilty.

BEHIND BARS, PAGE 10B


(PHILLIPS, AUSTIN

DRAKE CONT.)

Sodomy, By

Force,Threat, Etc.,

Victim Age 13+

• RICHARDS,

ANTHONY JUNIOR

BOOKED: 2/18/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• RIVERA,

RICHARD

ANTHONY

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S: Second

Conviction Within 5-

10 Years, BAC .15 To

.20; Driving On

Suspended License

After DWI Conviction;

Law Enforcement

Command Disregard

Or Elude; Refuse

Blood/Breath Test -

2nd DWI/Refusal

Within 10 Years

• ROBINSON,

JACOB DIONYSIUS

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Conspiracy Burglary

Dwelling At Night

W/Intent To Commit

Felony Or Larceny;

Burglary Dwelling At

Night To Commit

Larceny, Other

Felony; Conspiracy

To Intentionally

Damage/Destroy Any

Property Or

Monument;

Intentionally,

Damage/Destroy Any

Property Or

Monument >=$1,000;

Petit Larceny - Less

Than $200 Not From

Person

• RODRIGUEZ,

MARIO MATINEZ

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• ROSE, LISA MAE

BOOKED: 2/18/2013

CHARGE/S: DWI -

1st Conviction, Blood

Alcohol > .20

• ROSE, RITA FAY

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Second

Conviction Within

Less Than 5 Years,

Blood Alcohol Level

> .2

• SKINNER, AMY

LYNN

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S: Gross,

Wanton, Or Reckless

Care For Child;

Possession Schedule

I Or II Drugs; Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• SMITH, JERRY

WAYNE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Sale

For Profit Schedule I

Or II Drugs

• SMITH, JOHN

HOWARD

BOOKED: 2/18/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation -

Misdemeanor

• STALLARD,

MONICA LYNN

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S: Drunk

In Public, Profane

Language

• STANLEY,

KENNETH LEE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: DWI -

1st Conviction, Blood

Alcohol > .20

• STURGILL, JIMMY

WAYNE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Grand

Larceny - $200 Or

More Not From

Person

NO PHOTO

PROVIDED

• TIBBS, JAMES

RALPH

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Receive

Stolen Goods-$200

Or More

• WARD,TONYA

MICHELLE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S: Uttering

• WHISENHUNT,

ANGELA DARLENE

BOOKED: 2/22/2013

CHARGE/S:

Resisting Arrest,

Obstructing Justice

W/O Threats Of

Force

• WORRELL,

JOSHUA ELMER

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated -

First Conviction

• YATES, RICHARD

DWAIN

BOOKED: 2/23/2013

CHARGE/S:

Disobedience/Resist

ance Of An Officer Of

The Court, Etc.

• BAKER, JOSHUA

SCOTT

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Disobedience/Resist-

ance Of An Officer Of

The Court, Etc.;

Good Behavior

Suspended Sentence

Violation

Misdemeanor

• BARNES,

LAWRENCE

GEORGE

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S:

Drunk In Public,

Profane Language

• BLANKENSHIP,

SAMUEL LEE

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S:

Fail To Report to Jail

At Times Specified

By The Court

• CHILDRESS,

BENITA PAULINE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Bad

Checks, Less Than

$200; Probation

Violation Felony

• COOMBS,

THOMAS MICHAEL

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Sale For Profit

Schedule I Or II

Drugs

• DEEB, MAZEL

IRENE

BOOKED: 2/24/2013

CHARGE/S:

Conspiracy To Violate

Drug Control Act;

Obtain Drugs By

Forgery, Fraud

• DEEL, RUEY LEE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Forging

Coins Or Bank

Notes; False

Pretenses, Obtaining

Money By, <$200;

Identity Fraud Obtain

Identifying Info

W/Intent to Defraud;

Larceny Of Bank

Notes, Checks, Etc.

Worth < $200;

Probation Violation

(DEEL, RUEY LEE

CONT.) Felony;

Parole Violation

• DUTY, JOSEPH

CHARLES

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

Simple Assault

Against Family

Member; Bomb

Threat Etc. By

Offender 15 Or Over

• ESTEP, JERRY

PAUL

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation

Felony

• FLEMING,

JOSEPH KANE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation

Felony

• HILL,

CHRISTOPHER

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S:

Desertion/Nonsupport

Fail To Comply With

Support; Contempt

Of Court General,

Without A Jury

• HORN, JESSIE

JUNIOR

BOOKED: 2/20/2013

CHARGE/S: Driving

While Intoxicated

2nd Within Less

Than 5 Years;

Resisting Arrest,

(HORN, JESSIE

JUNIOR CONT.)

Obstructing Justice

By Threats Or Force;

Simple Assault On

Law Enforcement,

Fire/Rescue

Personnel; Drive

While License

Revoked First

Offense

• KIPFINGER,

CRYSTAL FAYE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

Probation Violation

Felony

• LAWS, MISTI

DAWN

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S: Bad

Checks, Less Than

$200; Bad Checks,

Two Or More W/In 90

Days, >=$200; Credit

Card Fraud Less

Than $200 Over 6

Month Period; Obtain

Drugs By Forgery,

Fraud; Abusive,

Profane, Threatening

Calls On Phone, C.B.

Radio; Failure To

Appear Capias; Petit

Larceny Less Than

$200 Not From

Person; Fail To

Appear In Court For

Felony Offense;

Fraudulently

Obtaining Welfare

Asst. Value $200 Or

More

• LESTER, RANDY

LEE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

Sell, Distribute, Etc.

Schedule III Drug

Not Anabolic Steroid;

Contempt Of Court

General, Without A

Jury

BEHIND BARS,PAGE 11B

BEHINDBARS, FROM PAGE 9B

WISE COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORT

The Wise County Sheriff’s Officereports these activities for Feb. 18-24:

• Wise Central Dispatch received a total of1,436 calls. Of the total calls received, 302were dispatched to the sheriff’s office,including 12 domestic violence calls.• Criminal process served 15 felony war-rants, 35 misdemeanor warrants, madeone arrests for driving under the influenceand worked one traffic accident.

• Civil process served 523 civil papers.• 10 additional criminal investigations wereinitiated and 19 were cleared by arrest.• The sheriff’s office provided 216 manhours of courtroom security for the threecourts.• The sheriff’s office transported 0 adult instate; 0 adults out of state, 4 mentalpatients and three juvenile for a total of31.25 man hours, unlocked 21 vehicle andescorted eight funerals.

TOTAL PRISONERCOMMITMENTS

IN DUFFIELDAND HAYSI JAILS

For the reporting period of

2/18-24/2013

DUFFIELD / 53HAYSI / 29

92

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Individuals who have been arrestedare presumed innocent until proven guilty.

HAYSI

COMMITS FROM2/18-24/2013


• LING,TONY

MARTIN

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Convicted Nonviolent

Felon

Possess/Transport

Firearm, Taser;

Statutory Burglary Of

Dwelling To Commit

Other Felony Or

A&B; Larceny Of

Firearms, Regardless

Of Value, Not From

Person

• MATHEY, JIMMY

ALLEN

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Drive While License

Revoked First

Offense

• MILLER, SCOTTY

EUGENE

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

CHARGE/S:

(MILLER, SCOTFY

EUGENE CONT.)

Petit Larceny Third

Or Subsequent

Conviction; Bad

Checks, Less Than

$200; Probation

Violation Felony;

Probation Violation

Misdemeanor

• MOORE,

CHRISTOPHER

ANDREW

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

CHARGE/S:

Violation Of A

Protective Order;

Drunk In Public,

Profane Language;

Simple Assault

Against Family

Member

• MULLINS, HENRY

LEE

BOOKED: 2/21/2013

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Drugs, Glue, Etc.;

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Intoxicated First

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• MULLINS,

MEAGAN DAWN

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DUANE

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NATHAN TREY

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Aggregate Value

$200 Or More;

Forgery; Uttering;

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Obtaining Money By,

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Obtain Identifying

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Burglary Of Dwelling

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Person

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RANEL

BOOKED: 2/19/2013

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Violation Of A

Protective Order

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Contempt Of Court

General, Without A

Jury

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Shoplift, Alter Price

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RANE

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onship, but to enjoy the ride becauseit doesn’t happen very often,” saidDotson.

The ride was rather smooth forthe Lady Warriors in the state quar-terfinal contest.

Central jumped out to a 14-0 leadin the first quarter.

The Lady Warriors connected 15of 33 shot attempts in the first half,while Patrick Henry only shot theball 15 times in the first two quar-ters. The Lady Rebels (18-10) con-nected on only two of thoseattempts.

“The girls came out really nerv-ous early and we weren’t makingthe passes we wanted to make andour shots weren’t really falling,”said Patrick Henry coach Tommy

Thomas. “There’s just not much youcan do when your shots aren’tfalling.”

As has been the case for most ofthe season, the Lady Warriors reliedon their strong defensive pressureto set the tone early and take thewin.

Central for the Lady Rebels into24 turnovers in the contest, 13 com-ing from steals.

Hayley Wyrick led the squad inscoring with 27 points, ninerebounds, three steals and threeassists in the game.

Logan Reynolds added 13 points,16 rebounds, seven assists and fivesteals for the Lady Warriors, whileLaura Gipe finished with 11 pointsand Reagan Davis added ninepoints and three steals.

Central was expected to make a

trip to the state tournament last sea-son, but was upended in the RegionD Division 2 tournament semifinalsby Virginia High.

That made this year’s tourna-ment win even more gratifying forthe Lady Warriors players whoreturned this season.

“We are really excited,” saidWyrick. “We are so ready to go. Wewant to get this job done.”

Reynolds, a sophomore, who hasstarted for two seasons on the LadyWarriors squad agreed the team isready for the trip to the D2 finalfour.

“We just need to stay intense andcome out strong,” said Reynolds.

Jade Miller led Patrick Henry’sscorers with eight points in thegame for the Lady Rebels, whileKasey Uecker added seven points. u

r Lady WarriorsFROM PAGE 1B

u Central’s Laura Gipe battles for therebound in Saturday’s Division 1 state quar-terfinal game with Patrick Henry.

l Central’sReagan Davis(22) dishes theball off to team-mate Ally Stallardduring Saturday’sDivision 2 statequarterfinal gameat UVa-Wise.

l Patrick Henry’s EmileeDeskins (14) attempts to blocka shot attempt from Central’sHayley Wyrick in Saturday’sDivision 2 state quarterfinalgame at UVa-Wise.


doubts about us,” saidKeys. “But we just had tocome out and play.”

For the first half, itlooked like the improba-ble trip to Richmond forthe Raiders would nothappen at all.

Burton held an early 5-3 lead before a basketfrom Bland’s DarrylClark and 3-pointer fromTyler White put the Bearsahead 8-5 with just underfour minutes to play in theopening quarter.

Bland County (14-11)kept the lead the rest ofthe half.

Burton cut the lead tothree points in the secondquarter, but two 3-point-ers from Bland in thefinal minute put the Bearsahead 26-17.

Bland seemed posed toclose things out in the sec-ond half and take thequarterfinal win.

“Basketball is animperfect game and wemade a lot of mistakes,especially in the firsthalf,” said Williams. “But,it’s also a game of heartand our players kept gut-ting it out, especially ondefense.”

A few defensiveadjustments by Williamsto help his players makethe 3-point shot a littletougher for Bland Countyin the second half seemedto work.

The Bears hit six 3-point shots in the firsthalf, but connected ononly one in the secondhalf.

“We’re not great shoot-ers, but somehow wefound a way win the gamewith defense, reboundingand attacking the basket,”said Williams.

Burton cut the BlandCounty lead to 34-31 bythe end of the third quar-ter.

Bland County heldonto the lead until 5:09 toplay in the game when

Beaty hit one of two freethrows to tie the contest at37-37.

Kevin VanNess fol-lowed with another freethrow just seconds laterto put the Raiders up 38-37.

The two teamsswapped baskets the restof the way.

Bath County tied thegame at 44-44 with 10 sec-onds left on a shot off theglass from Jon Miller.

After a timeout, Burtoninbounded the ball withthe length of the court totravel.

Beaty took the ball inthe backcourt and headedup the floor quickly. Hedrove to the right side ofthe key and attempted todrive inside. But, Blandexpected him to do thatand two defendersstopped him.

“We were trying to getErvin the ball, but theywere able to stop him,”said Williams. “They gotthe ball out of Ervin’shands and he did what hehad to do. He got the ballto the first guy he saw andthat was Alex.”

Without hesitation,Keys took the ball wentairborne and released hisshot.

“I was nervous,” Keysadmitted of the split-sec-ond play that seemed tolast much longer. “Ithought I was going tomiss it and we were goingto overtime, but it justwent in.”

Keys finished thegame with 11 points andeight rebounds for theRaiders, while McKenzieBlair finished with 12points and 17 rebounds.

“Everybody was a lit-tle nervous when wecame out, but we finallysettled down and justplayed,” said Blair.

Beaty added 10 pointsfor Burton in the win.

Bland’s Asher Dillowled all scorers with 20points for the Bears. u

r BurtonFROM PAGE 1B

u J.I. Burton’s Ervin Beaty puts up a shotover the defense of Bland County’s JonMiller (44) and Asher Dillow (10) inSaturday’s D1 quarterfinal game.

u J.I. Burton’s McKenzie Blair looks tomove the ball inside against the defense ofBland County in Saturday’s D1 state quar-terfinal game.

u J.I. Burton’sRiley Maggard(5) puts up ashot against

the BlandCounty Bearsin Saturday’s

Division 1state quarter-final game at

the SalemCivic Center.

l J.I. Burton’sKevinVanNessplayed all butthree minutesof Saturday’sDivision 1state quarter-final game.

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