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Nationwide Event Focuses On Mentorship, Afterschool Programs MORGANTOWN, WV  – On Friday, October 23rd, U.S. Cellular, the Mountaineer Boys and Girls Club, Girls on the Run and PopShop invite the community to a free event at the Mountaineer Club site at Woodburn Elementary. The event, called “Lights On Afterschool,” is being hosted locally while being celebrated in other areas across the nation to draw attention to mentorship, afterschool activities and how to stop and prevent bullying during Anti-Bullying Month in October. “At U.S. Cellular, we care about our local communities, and by working with the Boys and Girls Club and these other organizations, we want to help educate families on the local resources and technology tools that can be used to enhance our children’s learning,” said Nathan Waddell, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-South. WHAT: Morgantown area parents, grandparents and families can learn more about m

High-concept store offers unique customer experience GALAX, Va.  – To make shopping for wireless service an easy and enjoyable experience for its customers in Galax, U.S. Cellular relocated a new retail location at 1011 East Stuart Drive. The new high-engagement store layout shows off the latest devices, accessories and technology, and it was designed with customers in mind. “ At U.S. Cellular, we focus on providing the best wireless experience for our customers through positive store interactions and the most knowledgeable associates in the industry ,” said Nathan Waddell, director of sales for U.S. Cellular in the Mid-South . “We’re thrilled to bring this high-concept store to Galax , and we encourage everyone to stop in and learn about how you can get national coverage and a high-quality network that works where you live, work and play.” This highly experiential store was built with state-of-the-art features that make shopping for the lates

According to the 2015 Farmers’ Almanac, Virginia’s fall foliage colors will peak Oct. 12-28 inland and Oct. 19-Nov. 4 in the coastal areas.   Planning a relaxing getaway to enjoy the fall season can be done at the touch of a button with today’s mobile devices, and sites like http://dof.virginia.gov/fall/index.htm offer some great ideas for scenic byways and some of the state’s most majestic forests. Whatever the reason people travel or wherever they go, studies show that mobile devices are becoming a prominent travel resource. In fact, according to a recent U.S. Cellular Better Moments Survey, 68 percent of smartphone owners used their smartphones to assist them while traveling. Free apps available on smartphones can help save travelers time and money while booking trips and arranging itineraries.    Every autumn travelers journey to Virginia from all over the world to experience the crisp air, comfortable temperatures and fall foliage.   Affectionately called “lea