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Chicory Square Concert canceled due to rain, cool temperatures outside
Due to the continued rain and cold weather outside this morning - today's downtown Chicory Square Concert Series is being canceled.
7 hrs ago | Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Ground broken on railroad and coal heritage interpretative walk phase of Bluefield intermodal center
City, state and local officials broke ground today on a railroad and coal heritage interpretative walkway, the first groundbreaking associated with the Colonial Intermodal Center project.
Company to pay EPA $340K for Bluefield site cleanup
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Early voting begins today for cities of Bluefield, Princeton
Early voting begins today in both Princeton and Bluefield for those citizens who would like to cast a ballot in advance of the June 4 municipal elections.
Chicory Square Concert Series to begin 25th season on Friday
The stage is now set for another season of musical entertainment in downtown Bluefield.
Two dogs confiscated in Bluefield
An unregistered pit bull was found inside Bluefield's city limits after a biting incident involving another breed of dog was investigated.
Twelve candidates are vying June 4 for five seats on the Bluefield Board of Directors.
5th West Virginia Music Hall of Fame Inductees Announced
The fifth ceremony coincides with West Virginia's sesquicentennial and, throughout the year, the West Virginia Music Hall of Fame will sponsor events leading up to the November ceremony.
2nd high school wants police officer
Colonel Gray High School in Charlottetown has struggled to extend a pilot project that placed an officer in the school this year.
Doris "Dot" Wright Fritz, 85, of Rock, West Virginia, passed away Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at the GlenWood Park Retirement Center in Princeton.
Catherine DeGeorge Turner of Bluefield
Born May 8, 1931 in Aflex, Ky., she was a daughter of the late Domenic DeGeorge and Elsie Thompson DeGeorge.
West Virginia's problems more than a century in the making
Bluefield was once a thriving coal city. It is now virtually a ghost town, as this photo of abandoned buildings in downtown Bluefield shows.
Officials in two Mercer County cities are hoping to apply for the state's newly expanded home rule program.
Bluefield's Craft Memorial Library celebrates 100 years
One hundred years ago, the Bluefield Civic League of Women earmarked $50 to found a library.
Bluefield and Princeton rescue squads respond to logging accident in Green Valley
Emergency responders were dispatched to a business in Green Valley following a logging accident Monday.
Southern W.Va. lawmakers: Spay-neuter rules could be decided by counties
Mercer and McDowell County legislators said Wednesday that they were in favor of introducing and supporting bills allowing counties to enact their own spay and neuter ordinances.
The Marshall County Historical Society, of which Jane Klug is president, will spearhead events at Riverfront Park and at the society's nearby museum in Moundsville, while the Cockayne Preservation Society will have an observance in Glen Dale.
Animal control to lead pit probe
The Mercer County Sheriff's Department has transferred the investigation into the deaths of approximately 10 pit bull puppies that were discovered last weekend near Bluefield over to the Mercer County Animal Control officer, according to John McGinnis, assistant Mercer County prosecuting attorney.
Reward offered for info in W.Va. dead puppies case
BLUEFIELD, W.Va. -- A reward is being offered for information in the dumping of more than 10 dead pit bull puppies outside Bluefield.
Mercer County man charged with falsely conducting pre-shift mine examinations
A Mercer County man who was hired by operators of four southern West Virginia coal mines to conduct pre-shift inspections in Mine Safety and Health Administration documents, was named in a four-count federal indictment that was returned late Tuesday by a federal grand jury meeting in Charleston.
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