Tailgating Returns for Bluefield Graham Game Aug 27
Tailgating will be allowed in a designated area at City Park tennis courts for the Battle of the Bluefields on August 27. No COVID restrictions are in place unless the situation changes. The event, once a stadium parking lot staple, faced limits after 2017 complaints about alcohol.
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Students return to in person classes in Tazewell County
In Tazewell County Va students headed back to classrooms for the new school year wearing masks. About 97 percent of the 5292 students were expected to attend in person with 5 percent online options.
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Sackler voice in Purdue case resists apology on OxyContin role
In court testimony via video, Mortimer Sackler said the family hoped a reformulated OxyContin would help curb the opioid crisis but avoided apologizing or admitting fault. He described the drug's diversion and harm as horrible and not intended, as Purdue faces restructuring into a new, family-free company amid bankruptcy proceedings.
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PSC to hold Suddenlink hearing in Princeton
The West Virginia Public Service Commission reversed plans and will hold a Mercer County hearing in Princeton on Tuesday September 14 at 5 p.m. in the City Parks and Recreation meeting room at 201 Morrison Drive. Karen Hall said officials expect strong turnout.
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