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Bluefield, Virginia is located in Tazewell County. Zip codes in Bluefield, VA include 24605. More Bluefield information.

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Tuesday Feb 7 | Charleston Gazette

Bluefield group rallies to save Kroger store

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Tuesday Feb 7 | WOAY

Rally to Save Bluefield Kroger Today

A rally is scheduled to take place outside the store from 12-5 p.m. The company announced in late January that it will be closing the store along with the Bluefield Bottling plant on the Bluefield, Virginia side.

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Sun Jan 29, 2012

Tazewell Times

Bluefield Kroger Loses But Wal-Mart Wins

Fifty-four jobs are being lost when the company ceases its operations there on March 30.

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Fri Jan 27, 2012

Southwest Times

Mary Angelelli Vickers

25, 2012. A devoted wife and mother, she was born Dec. 29, 1921 in Cherokee, the first child of Italian immigrants, the late Angelo Angelelli and the late Teresa Lupi Angelelli.

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Tazewell Times

Bluefield Beverage Plant Closing: "The Economy is Forcing...

Kroger announced plans today to close a bottling plant and a store in the Bluefield area.

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Tue Jan 24, 2012

Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Bluefield pledges support to control massive crow population in city

City officials pledged their support Tuesday in helping to control a mega roost of crows that are creating a public health hazard in the vicinity of Bluefield Avenue.

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