Public Records From Mercer County Magistrate Hearings
Mercer County Magistrate Luther Byrd heard cases last week in Bluefield. Tim Belcher of 3131 Grassy Branch Road was jailed on $1,000 bail on a battery warrant. Complainant Rita Beether of Stovall’s Travel Park, Gassy Branch, reported the issue. Deputies Boone and Lawson made arrests, including Gary Wayne Blankenship of Route Box 387 in Bluefield, released on $100 personal recognizance on a now support warrant. Howard General Delivery Bluewell Station was released on $100 personal recognizance on two counts of assault. Another arrest, Jerry Wayne Hale of Route 4 Box 402, Bluefield, involved two counts of obtaining money under false pretenses. Tammy Wimmer of Route 4 Box 408 was also arrested. A warrant for delivery of a worthless check to A Martin Prinston was dismissed after payment. Complainants included the West Virginia Department of Welfare in Princeton. Multiple non-support warrants were filed and withdrawn, and several divorces were recorded in Mercer County Circuit Court in November, listing numerous couples including Carolyn Sue and Carl Eugene Watkins, Karen McCoy Brookman and Robert G. Brookman, and many others. Separate maintenance and other divorce actions were noted.
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Bluefield
Mercer County
Luther Byrd
Tim Belcher
Grassy Branch Road
Rita Beether
Stovall
Gassy Branch
Mercer
Boone
WO Lawson
Gary Wayne Blankenship
West Virginia
Tammy Wimmer
Lawson
Martin Princeton
Donna Ro Sanders
Washington Ave
Princeton
Ronaki Goins
Matoaka
West Virginia Department of Welfare
Jack Earl Akers
Mercer St
Department of Welfare
Central Pharmacy
James Poindexter
Man Charged With Cashing Stolen Check
Princeton resident Michael Stupalsky, 27, is jailed in Mercer County on charges of uttering a forged check and cashing a stolen check from a Bluefield resident. Additional charges are pending. He was arraigned before Chief Magistrate Ernest R. Six and remanded on a $500 bond, with Chief Deputy Keith Hare and Sgt. R.E. Baughman leading the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Mercer County
Michael Stupalsky
Bluefield
Mercer County Sheriff's Department
Stupalsky
Ernest R. Six
Keith Hare
Sheriff's Department
R.E. Baughman
Concord College to open Small Business Development Center
The Small Business Development Center at Concord College aims to be fully operational by December end. Dean Kenny announced the plan to hire a business analyst and an additional secretary within 30 days as part of the effort to support small businesses across Mercer, Summers, Monroe, Raleigh, Wyoming and McDowell counties. The program, funded by SBA and foundations, will offer counseling, workshops, a library, training and tech assistance, with future computer services to aid business planning. Local coordination will involve the Center for Economic Action and area chambers of commerce.
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Telegraph
Athens
Concord College
Dean Kenny
SBDC
Concord College Center For Economic Action
Kenny
Concord
Meredith Freeman
University of Charleston
Athens Institution
West Virginia
Salem College
Harold Porter
Porter
Sam Laufer
Princeton
Center of Economic Action
Center For Economic Action
Mercer
Summers
Monroe
Raleigh
Wyoming
McDowell Counties
Laufer
South Atlantic
Freeman
Vermillion Street
Small Business Administration
Truck Stolen In Princeton
A 1975 Freight Liner tractor trailer valued at 50 000 dollars was reported stolen from the Holiday Inn lot on Oakvale Road in Princeton. The rig owned by Fred Jones of Dayton Ohio was taken between 4 30 p m Monday and 5 10 p m Tuesday. The empty 40 foot Ravens grey trailer bears a Michigan plate while the Ohio tagged cab shows the word Easer on its doors. The vehicle reportedly needs repairs to a leaking water pump and may be in the area. The case is with the Criminal Investigation Division.
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Princeton
Holiday Inn
Oakvale
Mercer County Sheriff's Department
Sheriff's Department
W.E. Gearhart
Fred Jones
Dayton
Ohio
Jones
Gearhart
Michigan
Department
Criminal Investigation Division
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Carolyn Sue Watkins
Carl Eugene Watkins
Karen McCoy Brookman
Robert G. Brookman
Teresa Paulette White Champ
Gary Champ
Phyllis Dick Akers
George Akers
Ralph Thacker
Mable Nylon Thacker
Edna Ruth Waddell
Robert Roy Waddell
Susan Ann Lawrence
Marvin Eugene Lawrence
Elizabeth Maxine Pennington
Randolph L. Pennington
Mable K. Honaker
William L. Honaker
Cynthia Louise Mills
Roy A. Mills
Elizabeth M Gearheart
Henry S. Gearheart
Roy E. Crabtree
Dorothy Louise Cardwell Crabtree
Samuel Holloway
Deborah Lynn Holloway
Hazel L. Simmons
Harold L. Simmons
Samuel Eugene Rickman
Belva Jean Runyon Rickman
Betty Louise Kulick
Donald Ray Kulick
Deborah Ann Akers Cox
Leo Harlan Cox, Jr
Marsha Janes Burton
Thomas Edward Burton, Sr
Kyla F. Pacitto
Larry J. Pacitto
Darcella Lynn Hess
David Preston Hess
Leonard Walker Kowalski, Jr
Joanna Kowalski
Thomas Wills Dalton
Glenath Ann Dalton
Sara Ann Seth Blevins
Carl Frederick Blevins
Twyla McGuire Hamm
Donald Monroe Hamm
Shirley Mac Lucado
Kermit Clayton Lucado
Linda Low Easter House
Donald Eugene House
St. Helga
Martha Williamson Crisco
Orrin Lee Cresco
Regina Sue White
Roser
Carson White
Garnet Marie Foley
Ordley Alderson Foley
Patric Ann Brides Gonderman
Edward Wayne Gonderman
Shela Dawn Hearn Jones
George Allen Jones
Dreama K. Butler
Carl Butler Jr
Emma Holshauser
Leslie Brice Holshauser
Karen Kay Huffman
Darrel Wayne Huffman
Anita Kay Hunter
Richie Elwin Hunter
Diana Tiller Hoge
James Howe Hoge
Cathy Browning
Lewis Daniel Bowling
Sharon Willams
Larry Rechard
Morris Ko Mullins
Dorant Mullins
Red Cross
The
Benedum Foundation
Chambers of Commerce
SBA
Beckley
W.va
Raleigh County
Alvin Wood
Wood
Lula A. Sanger
Rm Oftru Redeems
Procter & Gamble
Brookchar
Aviation Mercer CO
Vanity Fair
Lacy Daywear Sale
Petti
Stone Home Shop
Mercer Mall
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