Frost Crystals Cling to Grass in Bluefield Morning
A macro image shows frost crystals clinging to a dormant blade of grass in Bluefield on Friday morning. The report notes precipitation figures with year to date totals and daily measurements, highlighting small amounts recorded across December 4 2015 and December 5 2014.
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Texas backs down from effort to block Syrian refugees
Texas halted a suit trying to block Syrian refugee resettlement after criticism from the Obama administration and the ACLU. The state had sought to halt arrivals and press for assurances on safety, while refugees including a Dallas-bound family and others in Houston and Dallas faced guarded details amid protests and security concerns.
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Mount View High Lockdown After Social Media Threats
Mount View High School was briefly locked down Friday after social media messages referenced a possible threat. West Virginia State Police were notified at 7:45 a.m. and, with no weapons found, the lockdown lasted about 45 minutes. Superintendent Nelson Spencer cited safety precautions and a missing school resource officer who was in court.
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Tazewell officials seek million gallon water tank for Pocahontas
The Tazewell County Public Service Authority outlines a plan for a one million gallon storage tank as phase four of a regional water project from Tazewell to Pocahontas. Estimated cost about 2.83 million dollars with bids anticipated in August 2016 and completion aimed for mid 2017.
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Woman injured after two-vehicle crash on Cumberland Road
Bluefield police say a 64-year-old female driver in a 1998 Subaru Outback failed to stop for a flag man directing traffic on westbound Cumberland Road near Dairy Queen. The Subaru hit a stationary dump truck owned by West Virginia Pipeline Inc. The Subaru driver was transported to Bluefield Regional Medical Center. responders cleared debris and controlled traffic.
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WVU warns students on financial aid phone scam
West Virginia University officials warn students after reports of scam calls using a spoofed financial aid office number. The caller claims a university warrant and demands payment over the phone, urging students to reveal information. Hang up and contact the official office directly if contacted.
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