‘Gun-Speller’

by Edith Faye Redden, Dickenson County Historical Society President
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This Marshall Mullins was the son of “Old Marshall” Mullins and the father of Marshall E. Mullins.


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Images From The Past
Monkshood displays brilliant late garden color
This photo with its caption accompanied the article about the Clintwood witch trial. It appeared in the October 8, 1937, issue of The Dickenson Forum newspaper.
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Apples once flourished locally in large numbers
JELANE MOCK EDUCATION: Bachelor of science, information technology EMPLOYMENT: SAIC PREVIOUS ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICE: Previously elected council member and appointed as interim mayor CIVIC, OTHER ACTIVITIES: Member of fair committee, Little League baseball officer, coach little league softball, coach 12U travel softball team, university mentor. • Are you a property owner in Clinchco? If yes, identify the properties you own or have ownership interest in. I live in my parent’s former home in Clinchco. • Are your taxes paid? Yes.
Four candidates are on ballot for Clinchco mayor
WILLIAM ‘CODY’ DELOACH EMAIL: wcdeloach@dcps.k12.va.us PHONE: 276/207-4795 EDUCATION: Associate degree, general studies, Mountain Empire Community College; bachelor’s degree, elementary and special education, Western Governors University EMPLOYMENT: Dickenson County schools since 2013; teaching since 2019; bus driver/teacher since 2020 PREVIOUS ELECTED OR APPOINTED OFFICE: None CIVIC, OTHER ACTIVITIES: Member, Clinchco Fire Department; member, Masonic Lodge 66, Clintwood. • Are you a property owner in Clinchco? Not currently.
Eight candidates seek six Clinchco council seats
Saturday, local officials and others gathered in Haysi to dedicate the Route 83 bridge over the Russell Fork River in memory of Rocky Wood. TOWN OF HAYSI PHOTO
Bridge named for fallen hero
State Sen. Todd Pillion, left, and Mayor Larry Yates cut the ribbon, accompanied by project workers as well as town, county and state officials. KENNETH CROWSON PHOTO
A labor of love: Haysi park is officially opened