Maybeury Man Found Guilty on Drug Delivery Charge
Jose L Hairston of Maybeury was found guilty by a McDowell County jury late Tuesday night of one count of delivery of a controlled substance after a six hour deliberation. He faced up to 10 years. a prior possession with intent to deliver charge was dropped due to a hung jury. Hairston is jailed in the McDowell County Jail awaiting sentencing.
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Welch
Jose L. Hairston
Maybeury
Fore
Kendrick King
Hairston
Keystone-Northfork
McDowell County
Qom
Tabriz
Kashan
Sarouk
Ispahan
Bidjar
Kazak
Harati
Hamadan
U.S.A
H. Kabirbaikte
West Virginia
Stolen license plate and multiple police reports across counties
Bluefield areas report a stolen license plate from T and T Pontiac on Bluefield Avenue. incidents include a domestic disturbance with a weapon, break-ins at Ramsey and Old Gardner Road, restroom vandalism at Cumberland Mart, suspected suspicious vehicle at Cumberland Road Robo car wash, and a deer hit near Lerena Route 20. Mercer, Princeton, Tazewell areas log burglaries, car thefts, and disturbances with police investigations ongoing.
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Bluefield
T&t
Pontiac
Bluefield Avenue
G.W. Lightfoot
Rogers St
K.C. Hazuka
J.D. Lawson
Ramsey Eee
Cumberland Mart
Cumberland Road
Cer J.A
James G. Wagner
Lerena
Bentine Furcheson
Rocky Gap
Kelly Tuggle
U.S. U.S. Rt. 460
Mercer Mall
Christine Stamper
Montcalm
Dean Beggs
Kegley
Georgia Wilburn
T.D. Bradley
Mercer County Sheriff’s Department
Grassy Branch Road
Robert Catron
Old Gardner Road
Les Catron
Kathleen Mundell
Aamco Transmission
Princeton
Ramco
Roger Midkiff
Princeton Health and Fitness Center Campaign Kickoff
The Princeton Community Hospital Foundation plans a kickoff event at 7 p.m. today in the Fred Gilbert Center, Princeton, to unveil a facility rendering and honor contributors. Jim Miller, foundation chair, will lead the program with door prizes at the end.
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Princeton
Princeton Community Hospital Foundation Board
Princeton Health and Fitness
Fred Gilbert
Arrison
Jim Miller
PCH Foundation
Firefighters respond to deliberate barn fire in Bluefield
Bluefield firefighters arrived at Nancy Bane's Bluefield Tazewell Road property after a 3:30 p.m. alarm and found a burning barn that had been intentionally set. Fire Chief Jim Hardy noted the burners did not notify authorities, and warned that debris like tar paper and shingles pollute when burned and may trigger EPA penalties. No citations were issued, but burners were warned to follow proper procedures and obtain inspections.
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Bluefield
Nancy Bane
Bluceld-Tazewell Road
Jim Hardy
Hardy Sai
Fire Department
Tazewell County
EPA
Hardy
Bluefield-Tazewell Road
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Princeton City Police
Old Athens Road
J.W. Howell
Front Row Music
Rogers Street
C.R. Hutchens
Tazewell
McDonald’s
J.P. French
Harry and Farmer
R.A. Brewster Sr
Ben Holt Avenue
R.R. Davis
J.W. Ratcliff
Tazewell Square
T.J. Sargent
U.S
Bluefield National Guard Armory
Greg Jordan
The
Daily Telegraph
Ocroc Leea
Dynastar
Ao Aan Lyne
Harvard
Rim & Net
Bryan Kerchal
Hue Hee
Oakley
Gsauesa
Brunne Ee
Browning
Swift Rifle
TN Alince
Brick Street
Princeton, WV
Seo E
Santa Claus
Santa
Hickory Farms
Great American Cookie Company
REX TV and Appliances
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