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HOUSE FOR SALE - 141Azalea Ln., Big Stone Gap.Brick and cedar sidinghouse, 2100 sf., 3-4 bed-rooms, 2 full baths, all floorshardwood or ceramic tile.New architectural shingles.Trane heatpump, one cargarage, fenced in back yard.This house is in very goodcondition and move in ready.Call 276-523-5910. 4t-7-28
3.99 ACRES OF LAND on OldIrondale Road, BSG. All utili-ties accessible. 423-345-3282. 4t-8-11-pd
FOR RENT: 3BR HOUSE at1392 Cumberland Ave., BSGPrivate location. $550/mo.276-298-9457. 1t-8-11-pd-------------FOR RENT: 2BR MobileHomes. $250.00 month.276-523-7553. tfn-8-4-c-------------FOR RENT: 1,2,3 Bedrooms.Please see our AD this page.276-523-7553. tfn-8-4-c-------------FOR RENT: 1,2,3 BEDROOMHouses and Apartments.References and DepositRequired. 276-523-4867. Tfn-8-11-c-------------NICE NEWER 2 BR APART-MENT for rent, downtown,BSG. $550/mo includeswater, No HUD. 276-275-4341. tfn-7-21-c-------------EIGHT ROOM furnishedapartment for rent inAppalachia. UpstairsAppalachia Beauty Shop.HUD approved. $600 permonth. Call Susie Richardson565-0111 (home) or 565-0222 (work) for more infor-mation. tfn-7-7-c
1BR APT and 2BR APT inAppalachia. 1-BR furnishedapartment. These apart-ments have rental assistancefor qualified person. Also 1/2DOUBLE HOUSE with 3BR,1BA and a 4BR, 3BA house inAppalachia. 276-565-1837 or276-325-1858 or 276-679-5827. tfn-3-3-c
IN HOME CARE, Inc. is nowaccepting LPN applications!LPN job openings to workPrivate Duty in St. Paul, Va.,both night and day shift start-ing immediately. Requires acurrent/valid Virginia nursinglicense. If interested pleasecall Jessica at 276-328-9340. Ext. 29 or emailresume to [email protected]. EOE. 3t-8-11-c-------------FAMILY SERVICES SPECIAL-IST I POSITION #L0004. TheLee County Department ofSocial Services will beaccepting applications forthe position of FamilyServices Specialist I,#L0004. The beginningsalary for this positon is$29930. Only on-line applica-tiosns will be accepted forthis position. To view infor-mation for this position go tohttps://virginiajobs.peoplead-min.com/postings/search.The deadline to apply for thisposition will be Friday,August 12, 2016. An EqualOpportunity Employer. 2t-8-4-c-------------PART-TIME RN needed forhome health visits. Companycar provided for visits.Minimun of 1 year nursingexperience required. Formore information or to apply,please call Jessica @ 276-328-9340 or 800-784-3500or email resume [email protected] 2t-8-4-c
PART-TIME DELIVERY POSI-TION for The CoalfieldProgress, Dickenson Star &The Post. This position willbe an on call “as needed”back up driver. Tuesdays -Fridays. Must have good driv-ing record. Apply in personat the Coalfield Progress, 725Park Avenue, SW. Norton,VA, 9:00 AM to 4:00 pm. Nophone calls please. tfn-7-28-nc-------------LICENSED/ CERTIFIEDTEACHER with endorsementin Special Education or EarlyChildhood Development forInfant and ToddlerConnection of DILENOWIS-CO. This full time field-basedposition assists families ofchildren under the age ofthree living in the countiesWise, Dickenson and the Cityof Norton who are eligible forservices through Virginia'searly intervention system.The service coordinator willassist families in identifyingand accessing needed serv-ices; coordinate provision ofthose services; develop,review, and evaluate the indi-vidual family service plans;and initiate activities neces-sary for transition to pre-school services. The servicecoordinator discusses withthe parent/ guardian howthe purpose of EI is to sup-port children in developingpositive social relationships,acquiring new skills, andassisting children in learninghow to get their needs met inthe routines and activitiesthat are important to thechild and family, participatein assessments, and provid-ing educational services asneeded . Requirements are aknowledge of service deliv-ery practices to infants andtoddlers with disabilities, andtheir families; developmentalstages for infants; advocacytechniques; and communityprograms that provide servic-es to infants ages birth to
three: the ability to maintainflexible schedule; communi-cate effectively with familiesand a variety of individualsagencies; complete work effi-ciently, timely, and accurate-ly; and work as a member ofa team. Acceptable drivingrecord and ability to safelyoperate motor vehicles.Excellent benefits package.Bachelor's degree in the edu-cation or human servicesrequired. Licensed teacherwith a professional or techni-cal teaching certificaterequired. Early ChildhoodDevelopment or SpecialEducation Endorsement pre-ferred. Apply on-line atwww.frontierhealth.org/careers. EOE 3t-8-11-c
ADVERTISEMENT FORTRUSTEE'S SALE
In execution of a certaindeed of trust from MarkPierce and Sherry Pierce, hiswife, to Lonnie L. Kern,Trustee, dated March 23,2000 and recordedSeptember 1, 1997 in theClerk's Office of the Circuit
Court for Wise County,Virginia as InstrumentNumber 200003354, defaulthaving been made in the pay-ment of the debt thereinsecured and being requiredto do so by the noteholder,the undersigned sole actingtrustee, after giving fourteendays due notice to the own-ers of the real estate of thedate, time place and terms ofsale, will offer for sale at pub-lic auction at the WiseCourthouse in Wise, Virginia,on August 30, 2016 at 11:00a.m., the real estate withimprovements thereon, andmore particularly describedin the aforesaid deed of trustto which reference is herebymade and more particularlydescribed as follows, to-wit:TAX ID NO.: 034601
All that certain lot or par-cel of land known lying in theTown of Big Stone Gap,Richmond magisterialDistrict, Wise County,Virginia, known as Parcel 3,which is part of Tract J, asshown upon a plat made forVernon Mulvaney datedSeptember 19, 1978, byAdkins Surveyors, a copy of
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Approximately 2,000 sq ft with 6exam rooms, a large waiting room,reception area, and private officeand restroom. Perfect for physi-cian’s office but has potential for
other uses. It is located in Norton,VA. Please contact Amy Mullins276-325-0469 or 276-325-0461
with any inquiries.$1,500.00 per month.
OPEN DATE - 4TH AUGUST 2016CLOSING DATE - 18TH AUGUST 2016
The Appalachia Police Department is currentlyaccepting applications for a part time positionworking an average of 29 hours per week. Highschool diploma or GED equivalent are required.Must be Virginia certified with department ofcriminal justice. If not certified must be able toattend the Southwest Virginia Criminal JusticeTraining Academy and pass the Commonwealthof Virginia's law enforcement certification withinone year of hire date.
Applicants must be able to pass a criminalbackground check and drug screen and have avalid drivers license.
Complete job description available by callingAppalachia Police Department and talking tochief Joyner at 276-565-3900 ext.231.Employment applications are available atAppalachia Town Hall, 508 West Main Street,Appalachia, VA, 24216.
CERTIFIED POLICE OFFICER POSITION:
MORGAN McCLURECHEVROLET
in Coeburn is looking for a
qualified Automobile Technician.
Benefits Include:
Retirement, Insurance, 401K,
Paid Vacation & Personal Days.
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1BR/1BA Upstairs ApartmentLocated in Downtown BSG • Water Included • $400.00
2BR/1BA Mobile Homes$300.00 – $400.00
2BR/1BA TownhouseStyle Apartment
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3BR/2BA Mobile Homes$350.00 – $450.00
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR SNOW REMOVAL EQUIPMENT WITH OPERATOR SIGNUP
The Virginia Department of Transportation invitesheavy equipment owners to sign up for the rental oftheir equipment with operators for SNOW & ICEREMOVAL purposes in the Wise Residency whichincludes the counties of Dickenson, Lee, Scott andWise during the winter of 2016-2017. Price per hourshall include operators, fuel, tire chains, suppliesand required insurance. VDOT will need standardand tandem dump trucks, 4-Wheel Drive Pickupswith plows and spreaders, motor graders, backhoes,dozers, track loaders, tractors with plows andrubber-tired loaders. All equipment shall beequipped for night work and be in good mechanicalcondition to ensure a safe and dependable 24/7operation. VDOT reserves the right to determineacceptability of equipment size and condition for thetask. Contractors submitting prices meeting therequirements of the Agreement may be contractedwith and may be eligible to receive a mobilizationpayment.
Snow Removal Equipment Packages, which includecontract requirements, may be obtained on eVA athttp://eva.state.va.us/vendors or at the WiseResidency Business Services, 703 Hurricane RoadN.E. from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday – Friday.The Business Services office is located in the trailerbehind the main Residency building. CompletedRequest for Agreement Packages must be receivedat the Wise Residency Business Services Office(trailer behind the Residency Office) by 9:00AM onFriday, September 9, 2016 to be considered.
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which is recorded in theCircuit Court Clerk's Officeof Wise County in DeedBook 524, on Page 695,and more particularlybounded and described asfollows, to-wit:
TRACT NO. 1: BEGINNINGat an iron pin in the easternboundary line of Tract J andTract G, which iron pinbears N38d 00' W, 97.44'from the eastern corner ofTract J and Dawson Street;thence along the boundaryline of Tract G, two lines, N38 00' W, 76.38 feet;thence N 36d 50' W,882.58 feet to an iron pin,being the northeast cornerof Tract J; thence along thenorthern boundary line ofTract J, S 49d 51' W, 99.31feet to a point in the north-ern boundary line of Tract J;thence along the boundaryline of Parcel No. 1 of TractJ, S 32d 54'E, 469.35 feetto an iron pin, being a com-mon corner to Parcel 1 andParcel 2 as shown on theabove-described plate;thence along the boundaryline of Parcel 2, 3, lines, S32 54' E, 212.98 feet to aniron pin; thence S 55d 30'E, 150.00 feet to an iron pin;thence S 74 11' E, 164.20feet to the point of BEGIN-NING. Containing all ofParcel No. 3 Tract J.
THERE IS ALSO CON-VEYED herewith a 25 foot
wide easement along theeastern boundary line ofParcel No. 2 with existingsewer line for the purpose ofmaintaining and/or replac-ing that line, which wasreserved by VernonMulvaney in the deedrecorded in Deed Book 524,Page 692.
Sale shall be made subjectto all existing easementsand restrictive covenants asthe same may lawfully affectthe real estate.
Terms of Sale: Cash.Settlement within l0 days ofsale. A bidder's deposit of$500.00 may be required.
LONNIE L. KERNSOLE ACTING TRUSTEEFOR INFORMATION CON-
TACT:LONNIE L. KERN
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Large crowdenjoyed music
High Knob Recreation Area harkened back to its glorydays of attendance when an estimated 700 music and natureloving souls attended the High Knob Music Festival.
People streamed into the recreation area throughout theafternoon on July 23 to bask in the sun and to enjoy some ofthe region’s best musicians. The robust crowd delighted fes-tival organizers and plans are underway to organize anotherHigh Knob Music Festival in 2017.
Eight different musical groups filled The High KnobRecreation Area’s amphitheater with the sweet sounds ofSouthwest Virginia. T-Bone, Willie Mullins, Thomas Casselland Payton Kendrick, Ron Short and Willie Dodson, HCUnderground, Up Yonder, Strawberry Jam and Dave Eggar,Jake Blaine and The Hillbilly Household were among themusicians that provided music for the free festival.
Many volunteers and sponsors contributed time, talentand funding to make the High Knob Music Festival possible.They include the Jefferson National Forest, Clinch RangerDistrict; Ball Construction Company; Rent Wise; DoughMakers Pizza; Wise County Tourism; Hagy and FawbushFuneral Home; Wise County Sheriff; Norton Rescue Squad;Innovative Graphics; Buchanan Electric; CSE Insurance;Coach Jimbo Adams and the John I. Burton football team;WAXM Radio; ARC TV; sound provided by MckenzieCarter and John Mullins; MEOC Transit; and Grant Stanleyphotography.
The Civilian Conservation Corps built High KnobRecreation Area between 1938 and 1942. It officially openedon July 1, 1940. The Coalfield Progress reported more than27,000 people visited the High Knob Recreation area it’s firsttwo months of operation. The newspaper noted the “biggestday of the season came July 28 when 3,474 people visited theKnob in 878 automobiles from a dozen states
High Knob Music Festival
Dave Eggar was one of eight different musical acts who filled The High KnobRecreation Area’s amphitheater with the sweet sounds of Southwest Virginia.
HARRY WARREN PHOTOS
An estimated 700 musicand nature loving soulsattended the High KnobMusic Festival.
Deal now with summer plant diseasesBY PHIL MEEKS
Humidity and precipitation like we’veseen this summer lead to reports fromgrowers on unhealthy plants.
Hot and wet conditions are ideal for ahost of diseases that can impact vegeta-bles, fruits and ornamentals. Tomatoesseem to be the hardest hit, while viningcrops like pumpkins and cucumbers areclose behind, but most plants are prone toissues. Here are a few tips for dealingwith plant diseases during the summer:
• Know what you’re dealing with. A lotof plant disorders have similar symptoms,and it can be tough to distinguish a fungaldisease from a bacterial disease from anutrient deficiency in a lot of circum-
stances.The Plant Disease Clinic at Virginia
Tech can run a series of diagnostic tests topin down exactly what’s causing the prob-lem. If you want to send off a sample, thelab requires as much of the plant as possi-ble. Just a handful of diseased leaves typ-ically aren’t enough for a reliable diagno-sis.
• Prevention is easier than a cure.There’s little chance of reversing someproblems once they go so far. Therefore,it’s important to monitor plants thorough-ly. Inspect your gardens and landscapes atleast weekly during the summer, and tryto catch problems in the early stages.Often, once a disease is full-blown, itcan’t be stopped.
• Solutions to plant diseases don’t justcome in bottles. If you’ve had an issuewith XYZ disease for the past few years,you’re likely to have that issue next year.Consider combatting that with varietiesresistant to the particular problem, ifavailable.
For instance, if verticillium wilt hasbeen found in your garden in years past,there are a number of varieties that areresistant to this specific disease. Again,though, you may not know you have ver-ticillium unless you’ve sent a sample tothe lab.
• A well-tended plant will have someresistance of its own. Proper pruning andirrigation can go a long way towards pre-venting disease pressures, as can crop
rotation and wise fertility management.Soil testing is always a good idea, as pHlevels need to be in the right range forhealthy plant development. Mulching willconserve moisture as well as provide abarrier against some soil-borne diseases.
The Extension office has access todetailed information on a long list of plantproblems, as well as treatment optionsavailable to both home and commercialgrowers. Master Gardeners, too, will beable to get this information for you, astheir training has included information onplant pathology and soil fertility.
Call Extension for more information328-6194 or email [email protected].
Phil Meeks is a extension agent at theVirginia Cooperative Extenions in Wise.
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