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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2016
Page
4
Charles Boothe reflects on his shift from wary to dependent as smartphones and texting reshape family life He recalls resisting phones then joining the trend to stay connected with his children and to monitor their world He marvels at the speed and breadth of device use and wonders about the social dynamics of teen networks.
News editors and staff roles are listed followed by a biblical quotation about repentance attributed to an unnamed speaker. The text names Randy Mooney Andy Patton Samantha Perry Charles Owens and Brian Woodson.
New River Community and Technical College opened a branch on Mercer Street, drawing students downtown to shop and dine near the Princeton Public Library. Bluefield State College and Bluefield College now issue discount cards at 13 local restaurants, with pickup Fridays 4 to 7 pm at the Fantastic Friday market booth.
Letters celebrate Bluefield and Princeton Military Family Appreciation Nights at the Ballpark honoring servicemen women and families. Notable veterans and volunteers are thanked for contributions with sponsors Bill Cole Auto Mall and American Legion Riley West Post 9 providing food. The Daily Telegraph invites public interest letters by email.
Reader comments on a mistrial in the Michael Eugene Neel case from Bluefield target jury verdict questions and public anger. Posts call jurors biased, criticize the justice system, and mourn the death of a young girl while noting potential retrial. Neel faces first degree murder and attempted murder charges after an attempted verdict.
Readers react to a Bluefield case where 28 of 31 first degree sexual abuse counts were dismissed as part of a plea deal with James Lilly, a former church youth minister. Commenters criticize the justice system for leniency while others support the decision and note victims' impact. A separate item mentions a Princeton State Police detachment caring for a baby found in a vomit-soaked backseat after a DUI stop. Community voices express heartbreak and gratitude toward officers.
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