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Pictured here are the winners of the 2015 Black History Month Art Competition from left to right: (back row) Linda Click, area sales manager, U.S. Cellular, Mayor Jenny Selin, Scott VanRiper, store manager, Andrew Reabe, Mountaineer Boys & Girls Club; (front row left to right): First Place Winner Mille Brown, Second Place Winner Deangelo Turner, and Third Place Winner Darion Turner. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (March 12, 2015) – Mayor Jenny Selin joined U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM) and the Mountaineer Boys & Girls Club to announce the winners of the Black History Month Art contest at a special ceremony at the club’s campus at the former Woodburn Elementary School’s Campus. The contest, now in its 6th year, is designed to honor influential African-Americans and inspire students’ creativity and knowledge of these heroes. “I am impressed with the originality and talent of the artwork,” said Mayor Selin. “I will enjoy the event again this year and spending time with the children.” M

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U.S. Cellular named the winners of the Black History Month Art Contest in Lynchburg on March 4. Pictured here from left to right: Jeff Maiewski, sales mgr. U.S. Cellular, Second Place Winner Esther Yocum, Bertram Daniels, area sales manager for U.S. Cellular. First Place Winner Isaiah Goode, Jimmy Oliver, director of program development, Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg, Third Place Winner AJ Clark and Laverne Brown, director of communications, Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce. LYNCHBURG, Va. (March 5, 2015) –U.S. Cellular (NYSE: USM), The Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce and The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Lynchburg announced the winners of the Second Annual U.S. Cellular Black History Month Art contest at a special ceremony at the club located at 1101 Madison Street in Lynchburg March 4. The contest is designed to honor influential African-Americans and inspire students’ creativity and knowledge of these heroes. Laverne Brown, director of

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How Do Men and Women Compare When You Mix Dental Health and Dating Issues? At home alone this Valentine’s Day? Blame your teeth. According to a new survey* by :DentalPlans, bad breath and other oral health issues are one of the top three dating "deal breakers.” Dental dilemmas were superseded only by having an “insanely jealous ex” and “being unemployed” as the top reasons to break off a budding romance. The good news is that a great smile can help you connect with your soul mate. Thirty-one percent of those polled, both men and women, said that mouths are the facial feature they notice first. Eyes scored slightly ahead at 34 percent. "Any new relationship starts with the exchange of a smile. It's one of the first things that we notice about someone," says Bill Chase, vice president of marketing for :DentalPlans. “Obviously, taking good care of that smile is really important.” The survey revealed other areas where men and women were in agreement, as well

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