Grants were awarded at Bluefield City Hall

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Grants were awarded at Bluefield City Hall today on behalf of the Paul and Carol Cole Foundation.  The grant awards were for upgrades to the infrastructure at the TailYard Dog Park in downtown Bluefield, and to Reverend Tucker for his work on housing within the city.  On behalf of the City of Bluefield, and Reverend Tucker, we would like to thank the Paul & Carol Cole Foundation (Tom, Bill, and Charlie Cole) for their generous donations and support of these initiatives.  

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