Milwaukee police chief stunned by violence after fatal shooting
Milwaukee faced two nights of rioting after a Black man was fatally shot by a Black officer in Sherman Park. Officials noted curfew changes, residents questioned whether early disclosure of details would have reduced unrest, and experts weighed police transparency versus safety.
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City honors Hicks for service to Princeton community
The Princeton council awarded Anity Hicks a recognition for his long community work. Mayor Tim Ealy praised his expansion of the Princeton Rescue Squad and his efforts with Little League and the Fourth of July celebration. Hicks noted his goal to leave Princeton better than he found it as signs were installed directing visitors to Princeton City Park and to address complaints about Pokemon Go players parking in park grass.
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Bailey
Stacey Hicks
West Virginia State Parks face budget cuts and deferred maintenance
Cutting continues from A-1 with plans to close pools at Cabwaylingo, Babcock, and Twin Falls Resort state parks due to repair costs and revenue declines. Pipestern’s 18 hole golf course stays open. Secretary Keith Burdette says no layoffs but maintenance will suffer and seeks new revenue while highlighting parks as affordable and self-sufficient.
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Twin Falls Resort
Pipestern
Department of Commerce
Keith Burdette
West Virginia
New businesses arrive near Courthouse Square in Bluefield
Farley estimates the new restaurants will create 25 to 50 local jobs as Taco Bell and Beef Jerky Outlet neighbors push development. The Courthouse Square project nears completion while the Country Store gas station adds a Subway. Carol's Restaurant and Catering opened with a ribbon cutting on Bland Street. Contact Blake Stowers.
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Farley
Taco Bell
Courthouse Square
Country Store
Carol
Bluefield
Bland Street
Recovery Center Expands Impact in Bluefield Area
Bluefield’s recovery center highlights success stories from graduates and staff, noting job placements with the city and police, peer mentors guiding phase two, and a waiting list of about 30 men. An annual Rally for Recovery on September 9 will thank the community at Bluefield City Park.
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Bluefield
Bluefield City Park
Shelter One
Dustin Grimes
Green Valley
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