Guilty verdict and trial dates set in Mercer County case
Judge John Frazier denied a defense bid for a new trial and set sentencing for Barry White for the same day as a March 5 trial date for his wife Jennifer White on 20 counts of child neglect resulting in injury. Jennifer also faces forgery and bad check charges tied to the couple’s flight earlier this year. Jennifer seeks a venue change, but the judge calls it premature. White remains jailed without bond. Prosecutor Deborah Garton urged jurors to believe the children and rejected defense claims of manipulated memories. The jurors affirmed the guilty verdict on Barry White after questioning by attorneys Lynn Fuda and Susan Henderson.
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Susan Henderson
John Frazier
Fuda
Frazier
White
Beaver
Jennifer White
Barry
George Sitler
Sitler
Southern
Mercer County
Deborah Garton
Garton
David #step
West Virginia University
Henderson
Barry “White
Local woman turns herself in for robberies in two towns
Debra Kay Fortenberry a 47 year old woman surrendered to Princeton Police and admitted being forced to rob a Dollar General in Beckley and a Dollar General in Princeton. She said a black male threatened her mother and directed the crimes. Fortenberry was arraigned and remanded on a 20000 bond.
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Bluefield
Beckley
Debra Kay Fortenberry
Debra Large
Ted Jones
J.W. Howell
C.N. Poe
Fortenberry
Main Street
High Street
Howell
Dollar General
Low Gap Road
S & S Express
Mercer
Mike Flanigan
Southern
Centenarians emerge as a growing aging demographic
The oldest old are the fastest growing population segment in many countries. US centenarians rose from about 36,000 in 1990 to 51,000 in 2000, with 1,400 aged 110 plus. By 2030 projections reach 324,000. Dementia is common but not inevitable among centenarians, and many lead satisfying lives despite memory challenges.
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Boston
Denmark
Japan
Sweden
University of Georgia
Grandmother Adapts To The Tech Driven World Of Children
A grandmother reflects on the generation gap as she struggles to follow modern gadgets, games, and screens during visits with her grandsons. She recalls Christmas memories, questions gift choices, and hopes to support children by listening and learning while acknowledging how rapidly life changes.
Estate planning to reduce taxes and aid heirs
Deborah Miller, MD, Director of Gift Planning for the West Virginia University Foundation, outlines how to minimize federal estate taxes through strategic division of estates between spouses, use of unified credits, and charitable bequests or trusts. Examples show income and tax benefits for long term heirs.
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Deborah Miller, MD
The
West Virginia University Foundation, Inc
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